"This is it." "Come on." "Now that we're all here." "Listen closely." "One of you is weak, the rest will become weak." "If one is slow the rest become slow." "Look after... one another." "It's for your own benefit." "How about " The Big One only gets bigger"?" ""Everyone wants a Big One."" ""I got a Big One." Sorry." "How 'bout just, like..." ""Eat me"?" "Okay, so there's no shortage of future slogans." "Phil, what have you got?" "Well, same store sales are up... 8.4% this quarter, which is just amazing." "And, the increase extends across every demographic." "It's 'tweens, heavy users... mini-van dads, even seniors." "So, clearly the Big One is not only a big hit... it is quickly becoming the flagship of our brand." "Which we'll be building on... both in the upcoming second half of our campaign, and in merchandising." "Terrific." "Don, what about those Little Big Ones?" "Well, last week, you know, we did a pretty extensive focus group... with, some of the kids from Martin Luther King Elementary." "And it went great." "Tested ninety-one percent in the top three boxes." "They loved them." "What is it now, eight to a bag?" "No, no, no." "You're thinking about the ltty Bittys." "No, no." "We figure three Little Big Ones for each... kid's meal is gonna work out about right." "But we want a little more testing on that, as well." "How 'bout Disney?" "No word yet." "Also the PBS deal doesn't seem to be happening." "Apparently, Burger King and McDonald's have the Teletubbies all locked up." "Fuck 'em." " That's wonderful." " Ya like that?" "That's the Barbecue Big One." "Wow." "Tastes like it's right off the grill." "You don't think it needs, like, liquid smoke or any other kind of flavorings?" "No!" "No, no, no." "I think it's perfect." "Let's test that." "Try this one." "I don't know." "Yeah, I mean, these Caribbean seasonings are kind of tricky." "Well, we're calling them Calypso Chicken Tenders." "I think people are gonna have an expectation for..." " maybe a touch of lime?" " Oh, well, lime, lime's easy." "I just held back on the Terpinolene... on this to keep the flavoring subtle." "But I can always go back and add more." " Yeah." "Why don't you try that?" " I'll keep workin' on it." "Okay, I really enjoyed it." "You were wonderful." "Yeah, yeah..." "Okay." "Look, I gotta go." "I'll talk to you later." "Thanks, Louise." "Donny boy." "Have a seat." "Thanks for stoppin' by." "So what do you think of everything?" "It's good." "It's good." "I'm glad to see the Big One doin' so well." "Listen, you ever run into a guy named Harry Rydell..." "Executive V.P. out of the Chicago office?" "I don't think so." "He works closely with our suppliers." "A little too closely if you ask me." "What do you mean?" "I have a friend that teaches food science over at AM, microbiology." "This semester, a couple of his students decided to culture some patties from... a bunch of fast food chains." "They got ahold of a couple of Big Ones, the frozen patties... don't ask me how." "And the fecal coliform counts were just off the charts." "I'm concerned that this could be a problem for us." "Do you understand what I'm saying?" "Not exactly." "I'm saying there's shit in the meat." "Those shoes aren't any good." "Why not?" "Look." "I got these boots in Tucson." "They are really good, you would be better off with them." "But don't worry, I have some cream in case you get blisters." "Thank you." "You're welcome." "How many times have you crossed over?" "This is my third." "You?" "My first." ""The drawbridge was down, the great gate stood wide."" ""I entered without challenge... my own heels making the only sounds I heard."" "Keep going." "No, it's bedtime." "Just one more." " Please?" " Nope, that's it." "I think I may have to miss your history exhibit on Thursday." "Why?" "Well, you know how Daddy has to go out of town for work every now and then?" "Yeah, but I thought you didn't have to..." "Well, not as much." "But I gotta go to Colorado for a couple of days." "Alright?" " I'll be home for the weekend, though." " Okay." "Love you guys." "Too much E. Coli in the stuff." "People could get sick." "Is that the one that can kill kids?" "I dunno." "I don't think so." "I mean, nobody's gotten sick or anything." "But Jack says too much cow manure is somehow getting into the meat." "That's disgusting." "That's my new job." "Same office... still dealing with bullshit." "Well, I guess it is a marketing issue, after all." "If the kids die from eating your burgers... it makes them much harder to sell." "That's right." "Marketing 101." "Don't kill the customer." "Bad for repeat business." "Damn it!" "Are you tired?" "Shit!" "Run for it!" "Coco?" "Coco?" "She's over here." "So shut up." "Roberto?" "Roberto?" "Hurry up!" "What about Roberto?" "Get in lady!" "Get in!" " We should wait for him, no?" " He's crossed before." " He knows the way to the Wal-Mart." " We're late." " I'm leaving now." " He'll be okay." "He has the hang of it." "Let's go!" "Let's go!" "Let's go!" "Everyone okay?" "You made it... well, almost." "I've got a little present for you." " There you go." " I'll pass it around." "Pay attention." "A few things you should know." "This job's gotten tougher." "There's a couple of kidnapper gangs... that would love to steal my cargo." "That's why I have this." "So don't worry, I haven't lost anyone yet." "But, hold on a sec." "Hi." "No." "No." "I sent that form in." "I paid it." "Mira, you tell that coach and that whole fucking league... if he doesn't play, I'm gonna kick all their asses." "Si." "I just did a pick-up." "I'll talk to you later." "That's my wife." "Fuckin' gringos... always tryin' to rip you off." "Where do you live?" "Eastland Heights, outside Atlanta." "It's not bad." "Next time, let me know, I could take some people there." "Wait right there." "Let's go." "Get in." "Get in." "See you later, Benny." "Thanks." " Are you all set?" " Yeah, I got a ride." "Til next time, man." "Let's see..." "I got..." "Canon City..." "Pueblo, Cody and Denver." " Anyone else?" " Florence?" "No, you get dropped in Canon City for that." "It's ten minutes away." "You guys that just got on, welcome." "Pay attention." "A few things you should know." "Don't fuck with me." "That's right." "Finally, we're here." "Over there, in number fifty." " Are we here?" " Thanks." "And it's also in the same situation..." "Is anyone in the bathroom?" "No." "Everyone's here?" "God, yes!" "Yeah, you like the way that feels?" "Oh, my gosh!" "Oh, my gosh!" "That's right, bitch!" " You like it when I pull your hair?" " Yes!" "Yes, pull my hair!" "That's right, slut!" "Oh, I love it when you call me "slut"!" "Let's go, stand up." "Yo." "Stand up." "Come on, stand up." "Stand up." "Start learning, bastard." "The fuck you doing?" "Think you're on vacation?" "Fucking people on vacation..." "Hang on a second." "Welcome to Mickey's." "Can I take your order?" "Yeah." "I'm thinkin' about a Big One." "Okay." "Would you like some large fries with that?" "No, no, thanks." "Not tonight." "Our super-value drink?" "I'll have a chocolate shake and a water." "Alright." "Would you like any dessert with that?" "A brownie pie or a turnover?" "No." "Not tonight." "Okay, that'll be $4.98." "Okay." "Here you go." "So what's your favorite thing on the menu?" "I like everything." "Well, I know that's not true." "But you did give me the correct answer." "I was just testing you." "I'm actually a vice president of marketing for Mickey's." " Really?" " Yeah." "It's true." "Just here in town for a couple of days seeing' where the Big Ones come from." " Here?" " Oh, no, not here." "But at Uniglobe Meat Packing, just outside of town." "That's where every single Big One patty in the entire country gets made." " No way!" " Yeah." "It's amazing." "Think I burned the meat." "Amber!" "Order up." "There you go." "Okay, thank you." "What's your name?" "Amber." " Right." "Don Anderson." " It's nice to meet you." "You, too." "Maybe I'll see you 'round." "Alright." "I'm always here." "Brian, can I get a coffee freezer?" "Get out." "Alright." "Come right in." " What do you think we'll be doing?" " I don't know." " Maybe we're going to kill cows." " You think so?" "No..." " you have to be trained for that." " Maybe." "We'll see." "Thank you." "Thank you." "Amber, hon?" "The electric is $131 for last month." "Mom, I gotta pay my car insurance." "Well, anything helps." "So how is your day lookin'" "I have band practice after school, and then work at six." "Well, don't let 'em keep you past ten." "I'll try to get out of there." "Tony's been pretty cool about letting me out early." "Good." " Good morning." " Hi." "You're so stinky." "This is nothing." "You should smell in there." "That place smells disgusting." "How are you?" "After I shower, I'll tell you." "I wonder how it went." " Are you ok?" " Tell us." "What's it like?" " It's crazy." " You smell good." "Thank you." "Well, we were part of the cleaning crew." "They gave us uniform, boots, and protective goggles." "We walked into this huge building... full of a bunch of giant machines." "They gave me this hose, a pressure hose." "So I was spraying and spraying water to clean the blood, the grease, the hair." "And all the shit that was left behind from the slaughtered cows." " Gross." " Gross." "And the water that comes out of the hose is so hot, almost boiling... that if it touches you, it burns you." "Really?" "Your goggles steam up..." "And you can't see a thing." "I took it off." "Wow, that sounds scary, no?" "Yeah, but don't worry, they won't make you guys do that." " You think?" " Yeah, there's a chance... they'll make you cut meat... like at a butcher shop." "Are they nice in there?" "Not really, but..." "Who cares?" "Eighty dollars!" "We mix our product with the low fat product... from about a half a dozen other plants." "That liquefied gas from the cylinder takes them down to 40º below zero!" "That's a lot of Big Ones." "Yeah." "Somewhere in Kansas City, someone will be eating these tomorrow night." "It's been used to explain how accidents happen to "other people"... but accidents don't just happen to other people." "Accident prevention is each individual's responsibility." "This program is designed to make you think more... about accident causes and how you can prevent injuries." "If you eliminate the cause of accidents, you're on your way... to an accident-free workplace and lifetime." "Safety works in your home also." "It works when you're..." "Yo." " You heard about the robbery last night?" " No." "Where?" "The McDonald's over on Cayenne." "They came in at closing time and put everyone in the basement... said they'd get shot if they came out." " And, boom, six thousand bucks!" " No way." " Yeah." "Six thousand in cash." " In cash?" "Hells, yeah." "How many times you seen somebody buy their McNuggets with a credit card?" "Good point." "They said it was the third fast food place in Cody... to get robbed in the last few weeks." "They hit Fuddrucker's on Thursday night." "We're probably next." "All the more reason for you to quit." "I mean, why do you even work there?" "Well, not all of us can get hired at the Banana Republic." "Whoa." "The fuck you all doin' in my truck?" " You gave us a ride here." " Get out!" "He's cute, isn't he?" " Who?" " Mike." " The "white" supervisor?" " Yeah." " Oh, please." " Well he's very big and strong." "What's wrong with you?" "I don't want to ever set foot in that place again." "There has got to be another job." "Yeah, the Big One's doin' great." "Really great." "Sales keep creepin' up." "There's been no drop off." "That's what we're hearing." "Listen, I've had this location twelve years." "And you'd have to go way back... maybe even to the original Teeny-Weenies promotion to see anything like this." " You guys hit a home run." " Well, hey, we all did." "Definitely." "Hey, Tony, have you ever..." "You ever been out to the UMP plant?" "No." "I haven't." "Been hearing some mixed things about the place." "I've heard all sorts of nasty stuff goes on there." "You have?" "Like what?" "I don't know." "I used to have a friend who used to work there... and he used to tell me all sorts of things." "Did you know that's where the Big Ones come from?" "This was a long time back." "I mean, look, my friend coulda been full of shit." "Yeah, 'cause I was out there." "I mean, the place is... it's spotless." " Yeah?" " Oh, yeah." "It's high-tech, state-of-the-art stuff." "Stainless steel everywhere... people wearing gloves and clean white coats." "I mean..." "Well, might be a lot different now." "So, the friend." "You think I might be able to give him a call?" "I don't know where." "He split a long time ago." "I mean, I haven't really talked to him." "You know, my wife's got an uncle." "He can tell you all about that place." " Does he work out there?" " Oh, no." "He used to sell them cattle." "But he's a real "character"." "Been on the ranch a little too long." " Think he'd talk to me?" " Oh, he'll talk to you." "Might scare you, though." "He's a little intense." "I'll give you his number." "First name's Rudy." "What the fuck you doin'" "Are you fuckin' retarded?" "Didn't you hear what I said yesterday?" "What is this?" "That's a piece of grade A sirloin." "Say it. "Grade A"." "Say it!" " Grade A." " Thank you." "I know you understand me." "You people act like I'm a fuckin' retard." "That shouldn't be going down the line." "You fuck up like that again, and I'm going to have you pulling out kidneys." "Get back to work!" "Keep going." "What's your name?" "Coco." "Sweet Coco..." "Watch out with that guy." "Why?" "As new ones come in, he flirts with all the pretty ones." "He sleeps with them, gives them drugs... and makes them do bad things." "Gives them empty promises, and then just leaves them." " That bad?" " Honey, he's the worst." "Right there!" "Right there!" "You know, if that safe at McDonald's was holding six grand..." "Tony must have at least five or six locked away in there." "Maybe more." "Think he goes to the bank every day?" "That's a good question." "Tim says that over where he works that they don't even have a safe." "Well, that's because nobody ever eats there, man." "That chicken fajita I had the other night was some slimy shit." "Yeah, well, there's a reason why it only costs 99 cents." "There may be five or six grand in Tony's safe every night... sittin' in there, while we're out here getting paid dick to mess with this shit." "Yeah, no kidding." "And Tony's a real prick, too, you know?" "I always catch him checkin' out Amber's ass... and he's, like, five times her age." "Hey, the cops must have these places totally staked out at night." "'Cause they're just waitin' for another robbery." "The best time to do it... would be first thing in the morning around opening time." "Okay." "Here's how it goes down." "We come in here first thing in the morning." "It's still dark, no traffic." "Everybody's feelin' calm and sleepy." "We'll be takin' this order to go, motherfucker." "If you got the balls, bitch." "Well, later today, I'm supposed to go out... to some ranch, and or somethin', I don't know." "Well, I'm meetin' with Harry on Friday... so I should be back on Saturday." "Yeah, yeah, yeah, put him on." "Who's this?" "Hello, Stevie." "Don't worry about it." "I once walked in on two men fucking, at three in the afternoon!" "Their wives were out shopping!" "Came back from the mall and never found out." "I've seen all kinds of stuff." "Even an old lady with a dead cat in her suitcase." "Can you believe it?" "What a disaster!" "These are the people I hate." "You did the right thing." "I worked at UMP for a couple of weeks... then I quit." "I would never go back there." "Yeah it paid better than this." " I'd rather not lose a finger or hand." " Of course." "Set the pillows right here and then we can fold it." "Look." "Very good." "Couple of guys invited me to a party... at the U. on Saturday night." "Wanna come?" "Do they know you go to Cody?" "For some reason, they think I'm a freshman in college." "Oh, I wonder why?" "One of them is really hot." "Oh, I gotta work that night." "You work way too much." "You the one that called?" "Yeah, hi there." "I'm Don." "Climb on over." "Ever been out here before?" "No." "It's beautiful." "You ever been on a ranch before?" "Yeah." "When I was a kid." "At camp." "How many acres do you have, Rudy?" "Well, you wouldn't want to have to walk your way out of here, that's for sure." "Come on up and meet my new neighbors." "Aw, jeez." "When did all this happen?" "Last couple years." "Local rancher lost control of the land." "The banks took it and sold it to real estate speculators." "What the hell happened over there?" "Meth freaks." "Out here?" "They find a quiet little place, start cookin'... until somethin' blows up or burns down." "Past year and a half, I've had two bodies dumped on my land." "Dead bodies?" "One of 'em was rolled up in this nice-lookin' carpet." "Scared the shit out of my foreman." "They've dumped dead dogs and cats and all other sorts of garbage on my land." "Seems like I spend half my time just defending' the place." "I gotta go to court next week... to fight off some private corporation from Denver... that wants to build a toll road across my land." "Eminent domain, my ass." "They got another word for it..." "robbery." "You want to open that up for me?" "You should get a clicker." "Hey, Rudy." "You know anybody over at Uniglobe Meat Packing?" "Sure." "What do you think of 'em?" "I think they're a fine bunch." "Really?" "They'll slit your throat for a nickel." "Nothin' personal, they just want the extra nickel." "Well, who do you know over there?" "I know all of 'em." "I sold cattle to 'em for years." "More important, I know their type." "They are the meanest, toughest sons of bitches, and they're proud of it." "But that's nothin' new." "My granddad went up against the meatpackers in 1919." "Testified in Congress about their price-fixin'." "And after that, none of 'em would buy his cattle." "UMP and all of the rest tried to run him out of the business." "Okay, but that was a long time ago." "Yeah." "And the big packers are even worse today." " They're even bigger today." " Really?" "And meaner." "Hell, ol' Dwight D. Eisenhower... woulda shut 'em down." "He wouldn't have stood for their crap." "Do you think they would knowingly sell us contaminated meat?" "Oh, come on." "Workers are getting their arms cut off over there." "You don't know who you're dealing with." "No, no, I don't." "Please help me." "I was at the plant." "It seemed clean to me." "They show you the kill floor?" "I don't know." "I saw a lot of things." "You'd remember." "You see any cattle getting their heads cut off?" "Were you walking ankle-deep in blood?" "No." "So they didn't show you a damn thing." "Okay, but how... how would cow manure get into the meat?" "Rita?" "Do you want more coffee?" "No, no, thanks." "I'm fine." " You sure?" " Yes, thank you." "I'll have some." "Hey, Rita, is your brother still workin' over at UMP?" "Come on, Mr. Rudy." "You know very well that my brother still works there." "How's he doin'" "Oh, he has a good job now." "He's a supervisor in trim." "Mr. Anderson here would like to know if the meat over there's clean." "He wants to know how cow manure could ever possibly wind up in his hamburger." "Well, there's lots of ways." "My brother used to work at the gut table... and, you know, they have to pull out the intestines and the stomachs." "And they just don't have enough time to do it right." "The line is moving too fast." "So when they're pulling the guts out and they make a mistake... all the poop and stuff just pours out all over the meat." "Okay." "Okay, okay." "Alright." "But really, how often does that happen?" "Every day." "We got any cookies back there?" "I'll bring a plate of them." "Anything else you want to know?" "No, no." "That's... plenty." "Thanks." "This isn't about good people versus bad people." "It's about the machine that's takin' over this country." "It's like somethin' out of science fiction." "The land... the cattle... human beings... this machine don't give a shit." "Pennies a pound, pennies a pound, that's all it cares about." "A few more pennies a pound." "It sounds pretty bleak." "And by the way, Don, you seem like a nice fella." "But the food your company sells is crap." "Total crap." "Even when there isn't manure in it." "Just open an account and put it in the bank." "Fuck, that's disgusting." "I'm telling you... you can't leave money "hidden" in the house." "And those check-cashing money wiring places are a total rip-off." "They keep 35 percent of the total." "A bank, on the other hand, pays from three to four." " I don't have papers." " That's not a problem." "I don't want to put all that money in the bank... and then one day not be able to take it out." "I've got an account, had it for six months." "Use it if you like." "Just put your money in my account." "Yeah, sure." "Fucking Raul, don't you trust me?" "It'll be safe with me!" "Thank you, but I'll take a pass." "It's a nice view." "It looks so peaceful." "Let's clean up this shit and get out of here." " I thought you were a man?" " I hate fucking rats." "Don't be telling anybody." "No, I won't tell... just your girlfriend." "There it comes, man!" "Stop fuckin' around and grab your hose." "Come on." "Thank God ol' Mr. Nathanson came in, and he took one look at me, said..." ""Harry, you are the scariest fucking clown I've ever seen." "Take that off immediately."" "And that was that." "Came about this close to becoming' the first Mickey." "Which would've been a disaster, 'cause I'd have probably killed somebody." "What do you think?" "I know it's not Mickey's, but it's good." "Good burgers?" "Yeah, yeah, yeah!" "It's, it's great." "Harry, what's goin' on out at UMP?" "Beg pardon?" "Yeah." "What's really goin' on out there with the meat?" "You're supposed to be our conduit to that place." "Did they give you the tour?" "Yeah." "Yeah." "Who took you through there?" "Terry." "Listen, he was great." "He was fine." "I've been talkin' to a lot of people around town..." "I've been hearin' some bad things about that plant." "A lot of things they don't show you on the tour." "Sounds like they might be running the production line too fast, you know?" "People getting hurt out there every day." "They're getting cut up." "One guy lost his entire arm." "These poor Mexicans, they come over here and UMP treats 'em like shit." "And the meat, I gotta tell ya somethin'." "Harry, the meat is filthy." "Do you know they got untrained people workin' at the gut table?" "Really?" "The gut table?" "Yeah." "I mean, Harry..." " there's shit in our meat." " Harry!" " Hi!" " Hey!" " I heard you were here today." " How are you doin'" "I can't complain." "Good." "Lisa, I want you to meet Don Anderson." "He just came to the company from CNN." "ESPN, actually." " Don is the inventor of the Big One." " Really?" "No." "My team came up with the name." "You're just bein' humble." "It's pure genius, Don." "Good name for a burger, isn't it?" "Sure is." "Very nice to meet you." " Can I get you another Fat Tire?" " I would love another Fat Tire." " You want a beer, Don?" " No, thanks." "Just one." "Just one." "You know..." "I think there might be a bit of shit right here in this meat." "Just a teeny little bit." "Microscopic." "Your tests say that the meat we're getting from UMP is clean." "It's not." "I've seen independent tests that say that it's not." "There's always been a little shit in the meat." "And you've probably been eatin' it your whole life." "Yeah, well, I prefer not to, Harry." "Well, I don't know who you been talkin' to, Don... but there's absolutely nothing illegal goin' on here." "Okay?" "The meat is supposed to be cooked." "And the grills at Mickey's are calibrated carefully... to make sure it kills every little bit of the bad stuff that's in there." "Yeah." "That might be kinda tough to explain to our customers." "Listen, there is cowshit in our meat cause they're runnin' the line too fast." "Just cook it." "That's all you need to do." "That's one of the things that's buggin' me bout this country." "Really buggin' me." "Americans have become these great big fraidy-cats, afraid of everything." "Everything gotta be sterile and germ-free." "Well, everybody needs to grow up." "That's what they need." "You wanna be safe?" "Perfectly safe?" "Well, forget about it." "That's not gonna happen." "Okay?" "And everybody just needs to get that through their head." "Just cook the meat, and you'll be fine." "I can't believe I'm hearin' this." "I mean, you've known all about this?" "I'm shocked." "Donny Boy, you just gotta try and step back and look at the big picture." "Forty thousand people die in automobile accidents every year." "Does that mean Detroit should stop making cars?" "Does it?" "'Course not." "You ever been down to Mexico?" "What's that have to do with anything?" "It's beautiful down there." "Really beautiful." "Great beaches, gorgeous." "But poor, poor." "Poorest fucking place I've ever been, I think." "Guy down there makes three, maybe four dollars a day." "A day, Don." "Yeah." "That same guy, he comes up here... he gets a job working for UMP making ten dollars an hour." "That's more money in one day than he makes back home in a whole month." "So, frankly, I don't see the problem." "Nobody's makin' these people come up here." "Right?" "Nobody's tellin' 'em to come work for UMP..." "But that's not the point." "And you know what?" "I admire these people." "Okay?" "I really do." "They're hard workers." "They're workin' hard... and they're tryin' to improve their lives." "Okay?" "Now, isn't that what our ancestors did?" "Isn't that what made this country the great country that it is today?" "And you wanna try and stop 'em?" "You wanna tell 'em that you know what's best for 'em?" "Well, most people don't like to be told what's best for 'em." "Well, what's goin' on at UMP is unacceptable." "And I'm gonna have to tell Jack about all this." "You'll tell Jack?" "I've been workin' for this company almost thirty years." "Hell, I grew up right down the street from the Nathans... when we were all back in Muncie." "So here's my little piece of friendly advice to you, Donny Boy." "I'd be careful how close I got to Jack." "See, your boy Jack is about this close to getting his tit caught in a ringer." "He's under investigation, okay?" "Cookin' the books... padding' his expense account... not to mention bonin' his own secretary, okay?" "And that is not the kind of company that we want to run." "Louise?" "That's right." "Your buddy Jack's got two, maybe three months... before he's out the door." "Could be sooner." "He's sleeping with Louise?" "And you know what, Don?" "You should be thankin' me... instead of doin' all this complaining'." "I negotiated a hell of a good price with UMP." "Okay?" "I negotiated a great price for your fuckin' meat." "Hell, if it weren't for me there wouldn't be no Big One, Don." "I'd like to see you go and find a supplier... that'll sell you grade-A chuck at 40 cents a pound." "I'd like to see that." "Have you ever met Louise?" "Have I ever met her?" "Twenty years ago, I gave her that job." "She was a good-lookin' woman back then, too." "It is a sad fact of life, Don... but the truth is, we all have to eat a little shit from time to time." "But just for the record, I want you to know..." "I'm with you on this." "Okay?" "I really am." "I'm gonna go down there, I'm gonna see what the hell's goin' on." "If I have to I'm gonna kick some ass." "You know what, Harry?" "I don't think that's gonna be good enough." "You seem like a real bright guy, Don." "Hate to see ya get caught up in something you couldn't get out of." "Give it some thought." "Why don't you take some of these fries home with you?" "I'm not gonna finish 'em." "No." "No, it's not that simple." "There is something definitely weird going on between Jack and Harry... and either way, I could lose this job." "Either way." "No, no, we're not gonna move again." "That's... that's not gonna happen." "Well, just tell Jay to wait a moment!" "This is important." "Well, have him wait!" "Yeah." "Okay." "I'll talk to you later." "No, no, look, Jack, it's going great." "I've been out to the plant." "I spoke to some workers." "I even tracked down this..." "this old rancher... who's dealt with these guys for years." "So... there's a lot of things, but..." "Yeah, yeah, of course I met with Harry." "Yeah." "He's an interesting guy." "You were right." "But I don't think that he's a crook." "Well, I don't know." "Alright." "Then I..." "I would probably recommend we do some additional testing... in the near future... see what that shows." "Yeah." "Will you be keeping this on your American Express?" "Sure." "I have three pay-per-view movies at $7.95 each." "Would you like to join our Executive Guest Advantage Program?" " No." " Did you enjoy your stay with us?" " Not really." " Were you here on business or pleasure?" "Business." "Is there anything we can do in the future to make your stay more enjoyable?" "You can give me my bill." "Bye-bye, Mr. Anderson." "Have a great day." "Have you guys decided on anything?" "Two Chinese chicken salads, please, y two Coca-Colas, please." "Anything to start?" "Okay." "I'll be right back with those cokes." "What did she say?" "That she took the order." "Francisco was right." "That was delicious." "I think the chicken had been frozen." "Well I thought it was fantastic." "Look, this is the one I want." "I heard Chevys hold up really well." "Yeah, it's pretty." "Give me a little time and you'll see." "What's the matter?" "Nothing, I'm fine." " You sure?" " Yeah... that was fantastic." "Next week, we'll try pizza." "Okay." " Papa John's Pizza." " It's a date." "How was Roger?" "Roger is the boringest person I have ever met." "Sorry." "What are you up to?" "I'm writing a biology paper." "What's it about?" "History of Genetics." "Mendel." "That sort of thing." "When's it due?" "Tuesday." "Next week?" "Yeah." "I just have a bunch of stuff due before then." "Where did you come from?" "I was never this good, and your father, he was a lazy asshole." "Mom!" "What?" "He had other people write his papers for him." "I bet you were one of 'em." "Screw you!" "We got a new shipment of puppies today." "I wanna take 'em all home." "Don't." "Mom..." "Well, it's sad." "Loretta said that they just make those cages big enough... to be legal, but small enough so people will get the puppies out of there." "When I left the store tonight, I just wanted to open all those cages..." " and let all those puppies run free!" " Mom..." " They are so cute!" " Mom!" "I'm trying to work." "Okay." "But you have to come and see 'em tomorrow." "Too slow, Amber!" "Too slow." "Take it easy!" "Go to bed!" "Only the pros can make this shot." "What do you care?" "It's none of your fucking business." "Of course it is." "You're not my mother." "How is it not my business... that my sister stays up all night taking drugs... using cranky..." "You don't even know the name." "Not eating..." "It's crank, ok?" "And behaving like an idiot, thanks to crank..." "You're just jealous." "Behaving in ways that would make her father ashamed." "Jealous!" "Listen, I don't envy your life for a second, I'm embarrassed by it." "What about you?" "You didn't even want to come here... and now my boyfriend is a supervisor." " Oh, please!" "What boyfriend?" " Stop it, you two!" "Let's see who's doing better in six months." "Fuck her, she needs it, dammit." "She's really fucked up, she's just asking for trouble." "Look, she's not alone." "A lot of people are into drugs." "Work is hard, and the drugs make it easier." "Great, that's all I need, you taking her side." " No, that's just the way it is." " So that makes it okay?" "Of course it's my business." "Hey... it's me." "You said we were going to see each other." "Call me, si?" "Uncle Pete!" " What is with the uniforms?" " Sorry, Pete." "We have jobs." "No, no, this is... somebody put a blanket on her, okay?" "Alright?" "I cannot believe my beautiful Amber is in a damn Mickey's uniform." " No, I can't look at you in that thing!" " You wear this when you have a real job!" "You smell like chicken nuggets." "Okay?" " She has a job!" " Gimme a break!" "Alright, alright." "Well, except for the uniform..." "let's see..." "You're dumb." "You look great." "Will you give me a kiss." " Thank you." " It's great to see you." "Good to see you." "How long are you here for?" "Just for the night." "I'm on my way up to Bozeman." "No... don't." "No, don't think I can talk to you in that thing." "I can't talk..." "Leave her alone!" " Honey, you got some homework?" " Oh, not much." "Why don't you get it done, change your clothes, go out with Uncle Pete?" "I have a date I can't break." " Had I known you were coming..." " You would have changed your plans?" "No." "How's Gabe?" "He's great." "He's walking and talking..." "Hey, how's Michelle?" "Is that Mrs. Whiskers?" "Check him out." "Check him out." "Oh, he's so big!" " Thank you." " Wait!" "This place is great." "Yeah, you are only allowed to come here with me." "So, are you on the pill?" "No." "No, alright." "Do you have a boyfriend?" "Not really." "I'm kinda in between." "Well, they are circling you like sharks, alright?" "I don't wanna come back here... and find that you have, like, a little baby fry cook in the oven." "You know what?" "I remember you taking me to Mickey's when I was a kid." " No." "Did I?" " Yes." "Alright." "I was just bein' lazy." "I apologize, alright?" "Now I hate everything about the place." "Mom said it was a big deal... when the first Mickey's opened here." "Oh, it was tremendous!" "Yeah, well, it was." "I mean, you know..." "Cody was on the map." "The first one didn't bother me." "It was just the four hundredth... that started to, you know get under my skin." "Well, I need the money." "I really do." "I know." "Yeah, there's no other jobs, right?" "You tried ASPCA, you tried the park services, you tried day care, right?" "Nobody around here needs their kids to be taken care of?" "It was the first job I could find." "And a friend of mine worked there." "What do you want to hear?" "I'm not criticizing you." "Alright?" "I think you are great." "I just wanna know your timeline for getting outta here." " I want to go to college." " Good." "I'm thinking Oregon or Montana." "Whatcha gonna study?" "I don't know." "I wanna..." "I wanna write." "I like photography." "But I think I want to study science and aeronautical engineering." "Aeronautical engineering?" "Yeah." "I mean, if I could do anything in the world..." "I'd be an astronaut." " Alright, well, fucking-A do it!" " Okay." "Okay, but you need to get outta here to do that." "Well, was it hard leaving Cody back when you were a teenager?" "No." "Not for me." "Your mom, though, that was a different story." "I was on the way." "That cuts down on your options." "That is why, if by the age of 21... you have not missed one menstrual cycle..." "I will give you one thousand dollars." "Will you shut up!" "Okay?" "I am not talking to my uncle about sex." "I read this study the other day about... people who are happiest with their lives." "And, uh, the ones who have followed their passion... right even if they weren't, you know, technically successful, alright?" "When they were lookin' back at their life, they had fewer regrets." "You know, they felt their life had been more fulfilling." "Wow." "Well, that makes sense, I guess." "Yeah, it does." "So the bottom line is... do not listen to me." "Do not listen to your mother." "Listen to yourself." "If you wanna be like everybody else, do what everybody's tellin' ya to do." "And what about you?" "Are you doing what you always wanted to do?" "Well, if I jump back to when I was your age..." "No, I don't think that I would be wildly impressed, alright, I don't." "But, I... you know..." "I'm alright with what I'm doing." "And, you know, I'm really alright with what I'm not doing." " Is that your move?" " Yeah." " Fuh-bop!" " Dang it." "Well, so..." "Hello." "Amber, why are you still up?" " Well, why do you have my poncho on?" " It's fine." "How was it?" "Well, she's home fairly early, if that signifies anything." "Oh, no, no." "It doesn't mean anything." "Your mother... she's amazing." "You wouldn't believe what she could get accomplished in a short period of time." "Screw you both." "Hey, Sis!" "Sis!" "So what would you say?" "Is Cody a better town today or back when we were kids?" " Well, I know what you would say!" " What?" "Your uncle hates everything, Amber." "You know, I actually think it's better now." "There's more stuff to do." "Oh, yeah." "There's more to do." "You got the..." "Wal-mart, the K-mart, and the Target, right?" "I mean, you got Chuck E Cheese, you got Taco Bell, you got Arby's, you got..." "Mickey's, you've got Denny's, you've got Chili's, you've... got Applebee's, you got Wendy's, you got Hardee's, right?" "You got the KFC, the IHOP..." "Do they still have that Der Weinerschnitzel?" "Oh, thank God it's still hangin' in there!" "You know?" "I don't know about you guys... but I could just piss away a whole Sunday afternoon at the Sunglass Hut." "Have you ever been to the Sunglass Hut?" "No." "Never." "I'm not tryin' to come off like some Polly Perfect here, alright?" "I'm goin' to make some cabinets for some rich New York investment banker fuck... who probably spends two weeks a year at his Montana ranch, so..." " don't listen to me." " Oh, I'm not." "I'm not talking to you." "I'm talking to your daughter." "I'm probably just going through some full-of-shit, early middle-age period." "I don't think you're full of shit." "Thank you." "See, she's so nice." "What happened to you?" "No, no, no, sweetheart." "Don't contradict your mother." "He is full of shit." "Look, I don't waste a lot of time thinking about this stuff." "Democrats, Republicans..." " they're all crooks." " This is why... revolutions are meant for the youn" "If you don't do it now, you're never gonna." "Uniform, uniformity." "Conform, conformity." "Monogamy, monotony." " No wonder you're not still married." " Stupid, stupidity." "Yeah, look, hey, the facts are not always friendly." "Listen to who's giving the lecture here, Amber." " Your uncle did not finish college." "Ok?" " Jesus!" "He lived in a camper for eighteen months." " An Airstream." " This is not a role model." "Remind me to deprogram you after he leaves." "Hey, Mom said you got kicked out of college." " Oh, no." "Thanks, Mom." " Your mugshots were in all the papers!" "With eight others, alright?" "I was at Colorado University." "We were the CU 9." "That notorious band of Midwestern white freedom fighters!" "Nah." "No, no, no." "We took over the Chancellor's office, alright?" "We were protesting the college's investment in South Africa." " So what happened?" " Alright." "Well, after about 4 hours... they come burstin' through this barricade..." "Okay, that was two chalkboards." " It was not two chalkboards, alright?" " It was, too!" "We had a bunch of rope with some chairs..." "Look, they practically beat the shit out of all of us." "They treated us like a band of terrorists." "You got your little ass kicked out of college, which he never finished." "Big deal." "And it cost our dad two thousand dollars in legal fees." "Which I eventually paid him back." "Anyway, meanwhile, cut to..." "About a year later, the college divests all it's holdings in South Africa... and a little while after that, Nelson Mandela is a free man." "All because of the CU 9..." "9..." "Nine!" "No, nobody said that." "Nobody even thought that." "The point is that if enough people start thinkin' about something... and trying to actually do something, you can change things for the better." "I believe that." "Well, I hope they could change for the better." "No, don't just hope." "You can't just sit back and hope." "You have to do something." "In a town like this, hope'll kill ya." "It's your move." "So what do you think of Esteban?" "Who?" "What do you mean who?" "Esteban, the "coyote" that brought you." "Well... we're here, no?" "But if I never see him again, all the better." "Don't you trust him?" "As much as you can trust a coyote." "I heard he's real good." "A nice man." "Why do you want to know?" "He's bringing my two boys over." "I already gave him two thousand for both." "And I'll give the rest when they get here." "How old are they?" "Tino is eight and Cesar is eleven." "You mean they are crossing alone?" "Esteban said he'll look after them." "Said he does this sort of thing all the time." "Don't worry, he knows what he's doing." "I'm sure they'll be fine." "Their godfather takes them hiking, so they can start getting used to it." "See you tonight." "Don't wash." "Out of my way, bitch!" "Don't you ever go near my man again, you stupid fucking whore." " And if I do, bitch?" " Want to see, bitch?" "Are you fucking crazy?" "Get back to work." "Both of you and deal with your shit on your own time, not mine." "Slow down the line again and you're out of here." "Slow down my line again... and you'll be in shit so deep you can't dig your way out of it." "Everybody else, stop fucking smiling and get back to work!" "Now!" "Fuckheads!" "Calm down." "Coco, calm down." "Bear up." "What's the matter?" "What is it?" "Coco?" "Call Mike!" "Coco?" "Coco?" "Are you okay?" "Oh God, poor girl." "Is she okay?" "She needs to start sleeping at night." "So do you." "How's Stan's back doin'" "He complains about it all the time, but he's fine." "Well, say hello for me." "As for this little lady, she got about an hour or so left on her shift, so..." " She'll make it." " Alright." "Move it." "Come on." "You've been a bad girl." "I should punish you." "If you touch that whore from Sinaloa again..." " I'll kill her." " Calm down." " Then I'll kill you." " Chill out." "You're overreacting." "Touch her again... and I'll kill you." "I mean it." "What I do with Maria has nothing to do with you." "Okay?" "Nothing." "You're a little stressed." "I'm gonna have to take you out of the line." "Yeah?" "Find you a better job." "A nice, easy job." "Far away from all that blood." "Would you like that?" "Think about it." "All that surveillance equipment they have here." "They say it's for our safety." "Those cameras are pointing right at us." "Monitoring us." "Making sure we don't steal shit and stuff." "Yeah, you know, I always wonder whose job it is to watch those monitors." "'Cause you don't see anyone around here doing that." "I think they just record everything in case somethin' happens." "It's probably all getting fed back to the national headquarters." "Yeah." "Like our cash registers." "What about 'em?" "You don't know about that?" "Oh, man!" "Okay." "The first thing I do whenever I start my shift is type... in the last four digits of my social security number, then log in." "And from then on, they keep track of every keystroke." " Really?" " Yeah." "They keep a record." "They know exactly how many orders of fries I've sold this month, everything." "And I even have to put in a little code with each person's order... order saying their approximate age and ethnicity." " They don't even know!" " You know, that is fuckin' evil." "Well... that's Mickey's for ya." "Man, when we came here, we sat right over there." "Was it, like, full?" "Yeah, it was really full." "There was this band that played." "They were pretty good." "Hey, look, just ask." "Don't worry." " Casual." " Got it." "Hi." "Hi." "Were you here the other night?" "Yeah." "Who was that guy that was with you?" " My uncle." " Oh, my God!" "We were trying to figure that one out." "He's hot!" "Okay?" "No, he's my uncle." "I'm Andrew." "This is Alice." " Hi." "I'm Amber." " Kim." "Andrew." "Kim, nice to meet you." "Well, we're all heading over to the lookout for a party... if you guys wanna com" "The lookout?" "You know that road behind campus?" "You just take that up Mount Cody for, like, a mile, it's right there." "Right." "Yeah." " Should be fun." " Alright, maybe we'll see you then." "See ya there." "'Cause there is no way you can make sense of it all on your own." "The lies are too big, they're too ingenious... they're too interconnected with one another." "And they know if the lies are repeated over and over and over again... people are finally gonna have to believe it." "And we do." "Like, have you guys read that book, "Crimes Against Nature"?" " The title says it all." " Exactly." "Read that book." "It's talking about how they've got the logging companies... and the timber companies chopping down all the trees... in the national forests... but they're saying it's the "healthy forest" program." "Yep." "And they got the coal companies running our "clean air" plan." "I mean how do they announce that stuff in public without cracking up?" "I gotta hand it to them, though." "Genius fucking marketers." "And they're extremely well organized, so we need to be, too." "Amber!" "Yeah, and these guys see themselves as full-time righteous Christians." "Hey!" "What's going on?" "I met these really cute guys." "They wanna meet you." "Well..." "I'm hangin' out with these guys." "They're so boring." "I don't want to leave just yet." "Why?" "I don't know." "Don't worry about it." "I'll catch up with you later." "Hey, Brian." "Hey." "What are you doin' here?" " Tony?" " Hey Amber." "Tony..." "Yeah." "I don't think I can work here any more." "Everything okay?" "You okay?" "I'm fine." "I mean, whatta ya wanna do?" "You wanna cut back on the hours?" "Maybe... try another shif" "No." "Something happen?" "Anybody giving you a hard time?" "No." "What's up?" "Talk to me." "I just can't work here any more." "It feels wrong." "How is it wrong?" "Because the job sucks, but that doesn't mean it's wrong." "Brian!" "Listen, Amber, you're one of my best associates, okay?" "We're startin' to talk about you." "Management material." "Okay?" "You're about to turn eighteen pretty soon." "We're expanding, we got a lotta opportunities here." "Think about this." "I just want to do something else." "Okay." "Then, is there somethin' wrong with this place?" "It kinda doesn't feel real." "I mean... it's not your fault." "It's just... this place is like a thousand other places." "They're all... it's identical." "Alright." "Okay, Amber." "You want reality, you got it." "Goodbye." "Tony, I'm sorry!" "This has nothing to do with you!" "I'm really disappointed, Amber." "Really disappointed." "Me, too." "I'm sorry!" "You can pick up your check next Thursday." "You want a coffee freezer for the road?" "Okay." "Stop it!" "Stop it!" "Shut it off!" "Shut it off!" "Stop it!" "Raul?" "Hey, man?" "What's happened?" "Don't move, don't move." "How can she fall for that?" "What a dummy." "Sylvia, they called from the slaughter plant to call them back." "What?" "You need to call right away!" "Okay." "Sylvia, I'm Tom Watson, Human Resources." "He's from Human Resources." "I'm Christina Ramirez and I'm here to translate." "How is he?" "Well, he's got a few cracked ribs and a pretty bad concussion... and he has a... disc in his lower back that's hurt." "But that could have been a problem before the accident." "Will he be alright?" "She says if he's going to be alright?" "Oh, well, he's gonna be real sore, but, yeah, he's gonna be okay." "Now, look." "I want you to tell her that I have some unpleasant news that... we need to discuss." "He says that he has bad news for you." "What's wrong?" "Raul tested positive for methamphetamine." "Amphetamines?" "It's an illegal drug." "It appears he was using drugs on the job." "And this coulda caused the accident." "She says she doesn't believe you." "Well, tell her this." "Tell her that UMP is committed to a drug-free workplace... and if you break the rules, it endangers others." "Tell her that." "She says Raul has never used any drugs." "Well, look, I can show her the results of the blood test." "She doesn't believe us." "I'm sorry about your husband." "We are really sorry about your husband." "Excuse me." "The problem is, at this very moment... there's about a hundred thousand cattle... in the UMP feedlot that's right outside of Cody." "It's one of the biggest feedlots in the world." "Each one of those cows puts out fifty pounds of piss and shit every day." " Fifty pounds each." " Lovely." "Yeah, I know." "So that UMP feedlot produces more waste every single day... than all of the people in Denver combined." "That's gross." "And, and the waste from UMP's feedlot... it's not going to some high-tech treatment plant, you know?" "It's... it's being pumped into these "lagoons", which... are these just great big ponds of piss and shit." "And these great big shit-ponds are leaking shit into Peyton Creek... which even actually ends up in the river." "I mean you should see it." "UMP's cattle... they're all just crammed together, living in their own manure... eating this genetically engineered crap... that's being dumped into these concrete troughs for them." "It's like prison camps for cows." "You wouldn't believe it." "You can smell it like three miles away." "So Professor Cohen is gonna help us coordinate a letter-writing campaign... not only to the state water quality board, but..." " to various editorial organizations..." " Are you kidding me?" "Excuse me?" "You guys are gonna write a letter." "That company is the meanest fucking company I've ever seen." "They treat their workers like shit." "They treat the animals like shit." "They're dumping tons of shit and piss into our river." "And you guys are gonna write a letter?" "Yes, Paco." "As an official warning." "To be followed by a campus-wide boycott... of everything that comes out of that place." "The governor got two hundred thousand dollars from UMP last year." "Kathy Crawford... head of the environment committee in the state senate... she's married to a UMP top exec." "And you guys are gonna write a letter." "What a fucking waste of time." "Listen, you have gotta start somewhere in raising awareness." "This is bullshit... this " Environmental Policy Discussion Group"." "Even our name sucks." "You just make this up to put it on your grad school applications, Andrew?" "Do you have a better idea, Gerald?" "Excuse me, I'm sorry..." "Paco?" "Fuck you, man." "Are you just here to be the self-righteous critic, man?" "What?" "I don't know, man." "Action speaks louder." "I'm tired of nice people sitting around talking and complaining... while the bad guys get to do whatever the fuck they want!" "I want to see some action." "We all do, dude." "That's what we're doin' here." "Those Greenpeace dudes..." "they put their asses on the line." "That's exactly what we should do." "You said that there's, like, a hundred thousand cows, right?" "Roughly." "Well, what if we cut the fence... and let them out?" "Let them run free." "I mean, that might get some attention." "See, that's the kind of shit I'm talking about." "What's your name?" "Amber." "Beautiful, Amber." "Well, think about it." "I mean, if you suddenly had thousands and thousands of cows... wandering free, wandering back to the prairie where they belong... causing traffic jams, blocking the highway... reminding people that cows aren't supposed... to be penned up and treated that way." "You know, that's a really good idea." "Because then we could issue a press release with our demands... showing what a disaster that company is and what we're gonna do next." "We can do all this." "I'm just, I'm warning you guys that right now in this country... any destruction of private property along these lines... can be considered in violation of the Patriot Act... can be considered an act of terrorism." "You can go to prison for, like, ten years." "That's a bunch of bullshit." "I know, I know." "We have entered a whole new era... where they can search your house without a warrant... they can, they can put you in jail without a trial." "Eco-activists that have never harmed another human being... are considered by our government to be more of a threat to national security... than all of these right-wing Timothy McVeigh militia types." "Well, right now I can't think of anything more patriotic... than violating the Patriot Ac" " Raul had a terrible accident." " Yes, I know, I know." "Come in." "I dropped by your place to see him." " You did?" " He didn't, he tell you?" " When was this?" " The day before yesterday." "Have a seat." "Poor Francisco." "Honestly, I do not know what would I do if I didn't have a leg." "And Raul, well..." "You'll see, he'll get better." "I don't know what we're going to do." "We don't have any money... and they won't give me any more hours at the hotel." "There's some rule." " I would lend you..." " No." "I would lend you, but I am doing monthly payments... on a car I just bought." "That's not why I am here." "I came to apologize for some of the things I said the other day." "What things?" "I don't even remember anymore." "I'm in no position to judge you." "Listen, you were right." "I was a fucking mess there for a while." "I need your help." "Do you think you can get me a job at the plant?" "I'll call Mike." "Thank you." "He got me a job in the shipping department." " Maybe we could work together." " That would be great." "I missed you." "Me, too." "This industry's fucked." "There's rumors UMP is planning to sell the plant or shut us down." "They got plants all over the U.S., fuckin' Canada." "If the Cody plant doesn't start pullin' our weight, yeah, they'll shut us down." "Doesn't matter we've been here 35 fuckin' years." "They don't give a fuck about Cody, they sure as shit don't give a fuck about me." "They are thinking of getting rid of the C shift altogether." "I love your sister, you know that." "But right now, I don't know if there's anything I can do." "Do you understand?" "Jesus, fuck!" "This is takin' forever, man." "Always cut fences." "That's the golden rule." " Come on, babies!" "Run for it!" " Hey, let's go!" "Come on!" "Let's go!" "Watch you don't step in the shit." " Come on, babies!" "Run for it!" " Alright!" "Let's get a move on!" "Come on!" "Come on!" "Here you go!" "Come on!" "Come on!" "Here you go!" "Come on, this way!" "This way!" " Come on." " They're not doing anything!" "Come on, this way!" "Come on, baby!" "Let's go!" "Come on!" "Go out that way!" "Go out that way!" " Why won't they go?" " What the fuck is wrong with them?" "Hey, get your asses in gear!" "How stupid are they?" "Show them there's a hole in the fence." "I don't think they can see it." "Come on, lookit!" "Lookit, there's no fence!" "Run!" "Come on!" " No fence!" "Come on!" "Come on, come on!" " Come on!" "No fence, you fucking morons!" "That motherfucker almost just gored me, man!" "Don't you wanna be free?" "It's wide open!" "Go!" "They're gonna kill you!" "They're gonna kill every single one of you!" " Car!" " Oh, shit!" "Time to, time to go!" " Come on!" "Let's get outta here!" " Come on, don't you wanna be free?" "Don't you wanna be free?" " C'mon!" " Amber!" "C'mon, Amber!" "Car's that way, Andrew!" "Come on, Amber!" "We're gonna hit the road!" "Let's go!" "Move." "Come on, come on!" "Go!" "What a fuckin' fiasco." "Well, look, nobody got arrested." "Nobody got hurt." "Yeah, and we learned something." "Yeah?" "Don't try something unless you know what the hell you're doing." "Next time, we bring cattle prods." "That was our only mistake." "That's a good one." "Paco, ace cattle rustler from New Jersey." "Fuck you." "At least we tried, man." "Better than sittin' on our asses." "I just don't understand." "I mean, why would they want to stay in there?" "Well, let's face it." "Cows aren't the brightest animals." "Who knows?" "Maybe it's easier in there." "They get all the food they want." "I bet that genetically engineered shit tastes a lot better than grass." "I think they're just scared." "Yeah, so was Andrew." "Did you see how fuckin' fast he ran?" "Oh, yeah, yeah." "And you were right behind me, fucker." "I don't know." "How come in real life, the bad guys always win?" "Well, you know, they do until they don't." "In white jerseys... the team are wearing their traditional uniform..." "My love, I've got to go." "Okay." "Vicky will be here around one with some lunch." "All right." "And Maria said she'll be home all day, in case you need anything." "She's got the kids today so..." "Those kids make so much noise." "She knows." "I talked to her about it." "They should go play outside, not in the house." "Well, I have to go now." "I love you." "Love you, too." "Thank you." "Let's go." "Last night, all night." "There isn't anything in fab right now." "But, I found you a spot on the kill floor." "Come." "Watch out, girl." "Pay attention." "You are going to do fine, honey." " Maggie." " Yes?" "This is Sylvia." "I want you to show her how to pull out kidneys." "Okay, Mike." "Look, breathe through your mouth." "It's not so hard once you know how." "Now let me see you do it." "Whoa!" "Don't touch it!" "It's bad luck." " But I wanted it..." " That's enough." "Come on." "Hello, boys!" "Welcome to the U.S.A." "Which all adds up to us believing that next quarter... will be the best time to introduce a major new product." "And along those lines..." "Don, you wanna take it from here?" "Yeah." "Well, as you all know... the Barbecue Big One has been testing off the charts for months." "And I really feel like the marketing department's nailed the campaign, Jack." "So it's obviously time for the big launch... and... we couldn't be more ready to go."