:44:02
There you go.
:44:06
There he is.
:44:08
- Hometown hero.
- Hogg.
:44:10
- How you doing, son?
- Well...
:44:12
...this is a great place to crap,
but I'm ready to head to Atlanta.
:44:16
Not before the race.
:44:17
Don't you worry about that.
:44:20
I want you down at that finish line.
Sign autographs for the kids.
:44:23
- Yeah, I know the drill.
- I know you do.
:44:25
But I need you there for two hours, son.
Two hours.
:44:28
Kissing hands and shaking babies.
:44:31
You got that backwards.
It's shaking hands and kiss the babies.
:44:35
Oh, yeah? Maybe that's why I lost
that governor's election in '86.
:44:43
Hogg, what the hell am I doing here?
:44:45
Rosco.
:44:50
Whoa, what is this?
You off the reservation?
:44:53
See how it kind of catches me
around the eyes there?
:44:56
Look here, I already got sponsors.
:45:00
What am I supposed
to tell Castrol, Yahoo!?
:45:03
Tell them it's for charity.
:45:05
- Is it?
- Sure. Could be.
:45:09
Whatever you say.
I'm gonna win that race by a mile.
:45:13
It don't matter whose face
is on my car when I do.
:45:15
I don't need you to win the race.
I just need you to show up.
:45:34
Hey there, Mr. Prickett.
:45:36
Well, hello, Daisy.
:45:39
I was just walking by, and I saw your car
in the garage there. She's real sexy.
:45:44
Well, thank you.
She's faster than a cheetah on cocaine.
:45:47
Yeah, I know.
:45:49
Why is there a picture of Boss Hogg
on your car, though?
:45:52
- Yeah, well, he...
- I read somewhere...
:45:55
...that Coca-Cola pays you over
$ 100,000 to put their logo on your door.