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- You are an amazingly
talented woman.

- Thank you.

- I mean, you have
an amazing voice.

I love... I've said
that to you before.

- Thank you.

- You're a great artist,
and you write...

And you write great songs.

- Thanks.

- I just think
you're so talented.

- Oh, thank you.

- Are you surprised
by all the attention

that is going on right now
surrounding you?

- To be honest, Ellen, no.

I'm just so excited to announce
my record with Kanye

and my movie
with Robert Pattinson

that is gonna do great
in theaters.

- We're gonna do
"would you rather."

Would you rather date
Robert Pattinson

or Taylor Lautner?

- Oh!

You're so bad.

I have a boyfriend,
Ryan Gosling.

But, actually,
on a serious note,

Ryan and I will be going
back to my hometown

to open an owl sanctuary.

My dumb hometown.

- Excuse me.

- I have a question
about the metal.

I... can I just dump this?

I have a used kettle.

Do I put it
in the regular trash,

or do I put it...
- Plug-in or stove-top?

- Plug-in.

- Hey, Rich.

- Hey, Dave.
Dale around?

- Yeah, he's inside.

- Who's she?

- I don't know.

New, I guess.

- Man, there's more and more
of them every day, right?

Fucking "citiots."

- Hey, did you get
your road paved yet?

- Don't start in on that shit
with me, Dave.

- That's your tax dollars,
you know.

I wrote two letters to the ACLU

because I didn't get
my due allotted time

at a town council meeting.

- See, the problem is,

you've got these troglodytes
running everything,

and guess what direction
they're running towards:

the ground.

Everything.

Every institution that
these morons deem precious...

The IMF, the UN, the DEA,
FDA, HEF, CDC, everything...

Is being run
right into the ground.

And they're all
in collusion with each other.

That's how it works.

You have been sold a false
bill of goods, my friends,

and now it's time
for these insipid ignoramuses

to crawl back
under the rocks they came from

and leave the seeding
and the flowering of liberty

to those that can nurture
and care for it:

you and me, my friends.

We need to drain the swamp.

Top of the next hour,

we're gonna talk
to Lieutenant Grace Rittle,

ex-military command...

- Day 128.

- Hello, Mr. Stuben.

This is Megyn McKibbons

with the Montgomery County
Commissioner's Office.

We received your emails
and phone messages.

As you are aware,
the council meets every...

- I already knew that.

- And council meetings
are open to the public.

Public comment
may be made in person

at the county council meeting

or prior to the meeting
via regular U.S. mail.

- Hi, Dad!

- Hey.

- Oh, my god, I have to ask you
a huge favor.

- I need to borrow...
- Here we go.

- Borrow, not take or have.

I need to borrow $300.

- I don't have that kind of
money to throw around, Katelyn.

- I know, Dad; I know, I know.

But it's really,
really important.

It's for my demo.

My friend Julie... you know her;
you really like her.

She has a cousin;
he's super cool.

Okay, Dad, he has a studio
in his house.

He'll let me record my demo
in his house.

- But I thought American Idol
already said no.

- God, Dad,
it's not American Idol.

I already told you that.

It's The Voice.

Shakira's on it.

- Babe, I just don't have
that kind of money.

Besides, you still owe me

the money you borrowed
to get the car fixed.

- I know, I know, I know
I still owe you for that.

Dad, just please, please,

just add it to what I owe you.

- Babe, I just don't
have any cash.

I really don't.

- Okay, well, then, like,
$100, then?

Because I'm gonna have $200
left over after rent this month.

Is that good?

- I mean, what if you just
move back in for a bit?

- Oh, my god, Dad, no.

And I'm working
at the Tap tonight.

That's my third shift this week,

so I'll definitely
have the money

by, like, next Friday or
the Friday after that for sure.

- Have you asked your mom?
She could maybe...

- She's at Mohican Sun
with T.J. and Dave.

Come on, who the fuck knows
when she'll be back?

Oh, my god.

Oh, thank you.

- I don't know what I have.

Is that okay?

- Dad, thank you.

Oh, my god!

- Okay, okay.

- Thank you!

- Hey, hey.

You want to stick around
for dinner?

I got Old El Paso taco shells.

- Oh, I love those.

I can't, though,

'cause I got to talk to Julie
about recording.

- Okay.

Yeah, I've been
making tacos myself.

- Oh, that's great!

- I just cut up a turkey burger
or meat loaf.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

It's like a Southwestern taco.

- That sounds good, Dad.

- Yeah, it's good.

Come by tomorrow night;
I'll be here.

- Okay, Dad.

- And watch out
for that goddamn pothole, okay?

- All right.

I love you.

- Love you too, Honey.

- Thanks.

- 'Sup, Katelyn?

- Hi, Cory.

- Looking good.

You working at the Tap tonight?

- No shit, Sherlock.

- You know, I was thinking
about swinging by there later.

- Oh, my god, yeah?
- Yeah.

- I'll tell Julie;
we'd love to have you.

We'll give you a vodka-soda...
Not!

Motherfucker!

- Shut up.

Are you for reals?

Julie, look, look!

- That's so cool.

Who's on the cover?

Oh, god, I hate that bitch.

She's so nothing.

I can't.

I told you,
I'm at the Tap tonight.

I know, you're, like,
officially famous now.

Yeah.

- Oh, my god, your iPhone case
is so cool.

It's a tree stump.

- No, it's a turtle.

- It's a tree stump.
- It's a turtle.

Shut up, bye.

Guess what; you'll never guess.

- What?
- Amber Hartley got published.

- What?

Like, where?

- In this week's
People magazine,

the one with Katy Perry
on the cover.

She got a letter published,

like, congratulating them

on their coverage
of the Bristol Palin story.

It has her name,
the town of Liberty, all that.

People magazine!

Pretty cool.

- I mean, I guess that's cool.

Where'd you get that case?

I really want one.

It's so cool.

- I got it from Etsy.

- Who's that?

- Shut up, you mean
you've never heard of Etsy?

- Oh, the Jewish girl
from the canoe rental place?

- No, it's a website, Etsy.

It's a crafts website.

Oh, my god!

You're gonna freak.

Actually, I was just
about to buy

this super cute hand-knit
baby sweater hoodie thing.

Look.

- Another fucking baby shower.

It's, like,
my fifth this summer.

Oh, my god!

That is so cute.

- Right?

It says, "Property of no one.

I am a human being;
I am not property."

Which is perfect, 'cause of
Courtney's trial and all.

- Uh-huh.

- This lady in Brooklyn
makes them.

- How is it vegan?

- Oh, hey,
just got another order

for the feminist theory onesie.

- Oh, cool,
it's shipping to Park Slope?

- No, Upstate.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Huh.

- Yeah... oh, FYI,

I'm down to the last batch
of boxes, Honey.

- Oh, I know, I'm on it.

By the way, Baby,

it won't be long before
I don't need to rely

on the mill anymore at all,

because I'm getting
really super good

at the wood pulp processing part
myself.

- That would be so great.

- I know, freedom.

- Yeah.

- I think it's Bennie.

Let me check.

- Oh, little Bennie.

- Bennie.

Hey, Bennie, come on in.

- Hi, Bennie, how's it going?

- Did you get here safe?

- Yeah, all good, all good.

How's biz?

- Oh, you know, it's good.

It's pretty sweet, you know?

- Yeah, it's really good.

- Yeah, good.

- Do you want some sun tea?

- No, no, no, I really cannot.

- Oh, okay.

- So, all good?

- Yeah.
- Oh, yeah.

Oh, you need to get that?

- No, no, it's fine.

It's fine.

Good, how's the box thing
you wanted to do?

- Oh, you know, it's good.

I'm really, like,
mentally, like, fit,

but, like, I think
just distressing

that people don't care
about homemade,

hand-crafted cardboard boxes,
you know?

It's a beautiful process.

Oh, you need money.

- Yeah.

Great, oh, yeah.

- There you go.
- Thank you.

Sweet,
so this is the Devastator.

I'm all out
of Crimson Nightshade,

but this is really similar.

- Oh... um...
- It is really similar.

It's, like, maybe
a bit more of an up.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, no, no.

Sure, sure, sure.

It's just that
Crimson Nightshade

is, like, my special weed.

- Well, you know, this is
pretty much the same thing.

I mean, I got
President's Choice.

I got Queef Latina,
Young Philosopher.

Corduroy Pillows,
They're Making Headlines,

Black History Month.

It's all, like, you know,
pretty mellow body-high stuff.

- Yeah, well, see,
the thing is, like,

Crim Shade gets me these ideas,

like, I never otherwise
would have thought of.

- Yeah.

- Oh, Bennie, I'm so sorry.

- No, it's cool.
- Yeah, no.

- It's cool.

I should have some by tomorrow.

- Totally sorry.

- I'll swing by then, yeah.

- You can get that.

- No, I'm gonna take off.

And I'll see you tomorrow.

- Are you sure we can't
get you something?

- No, I'm all good, thanks.

Yeah, thanks, Maddy.

No, I'll just see y'all
tomorrow, okay?

- Yeah, yeah, tomorrow, sure.

- Yeah, Crimson Nightshade.

Oh, shit, okay.

I got to run.

- Yeah, you want me
to help you out?

- Please.

- The steps are uneven.

- Yeah, I know.

- Sometimes they catch
on bike wheels.

- Bye.

- Okay, bye.

You know what,
I got to talk to the city.

We need to, like, have
really much safer,

like, bike-friendly steps.

Baby... Sweetie-pie...
Honey-bear...

- I know, I know.

No, I know, it's just... - What?

- I just really want...
- Shh.

You know we can't.

Not us; we can't.

- Hey, smart-ass.

I know you hit "ignore,"

because it's going
straight to voicemail.

Look, I have
a town council tonight,

but I need to talk to you
about your brother,

so call me back.

Okay, Hon, love you, bye.

- Hey, Ms. Casserta.

You got another message from
that guy Dave Stuben again.

- Oh, for Chrissakes,
that pain in the ass.

- What should I do?

- Ignore it.

How many times do I have to
tell that guy

the same thing
over and over again?

- Should I respond to him?

- What?

I just said ignore it.

I got to go to Wal-Mart,

pick up that crap
for the meeting.

- Did you watch last night?

- Teen Mom?
Yeah.

- Can you believe Brooklyn?

- She called the cops
on her fucking mom.

Like, who does that?

- Yeah, that, but...

she's giving out an award
at the MTV Movie Awards.

- Her?

- I mean, I guess
she's famous now, so...

- Speaking of famous,
I forgot to tell you...

my dad gave me the money.

- Awesome.

I'll tell Julian
you're ready for the recording.

- What are you talking about?
What recording?

- Oh, didn't I tell you
about getting on The Voice?

- Huh?
- Yep.

Gonna make my audition,
send it in,

and then I will be
on The Voice this season.

- Ha-ha, yeah, right.

- What are you gonna sing?

- Brave by the artist
Sara Bareilles.

- Ha-ha!

Ah-ha-ha!

Oh!

- Fuck you, Christian.
- Enough.

Christian, go clean out
the walk-in.

Julie, keep restocking.

Katelyn, I want
to talk to you outside.

Oh, it's bright.

So... you got an audition
for The Voice.

- Yeah.

- What, they said
they'd just audition you?

'Cause that's usually
not how it works.

- Yeah.

I'm sending in a recording,

and I will get an audition.

They told me that my last demo
was so good

but that it was too low-quality
'cause I did it on my iPhone,

so I get to do
a professional recording.

- Okay, well, you know,

they probably get
a lot of submissions,

so I don't want you to get
your hopes up too high.

- Yeah, thank you, Crystal.

They told me that as well.

- Who?
Who said?

- Who?

The person I spoke to.

- The receptionist?

That's funny.

No, not the receptionist.

I don't know her exact
president title, or whatever.

The person that works there.

- Okay, well,
I just want you to know

it's not that easy, Katelyn.

- Crystal...

- No, I mean, they don't
care about you at all.

These shows just use you
and drop you

the second they don't
have any use for you.

- Sweetie,
that was Star Search Junior,

and that was a long time ago.

This is The Voice.

It's totally different.

- Wash your hands.

- Hey, girl.

- Hi, Cory.

Dude, do you want something?

Like...
- Yeah, I was wondering...

Gotcha, bitch!

- And I was like, "Hello!"

Cars are fishtailing everywhere.

I don't care
if it's not your department.

I'm gonna keep calling

until somebody does something
about this.

So anyway,
I made another phone call

to the other department

and said that it's time for
something to be done about this.

And I called
the police department,

and they said
it wasn't an emergency.

And I said... - Time.

- "What do I have to do,
wait until I kill somebody?"

- Time, Mrs. Torelli.

- Thank you.

- Dave Stuben.

- Dave Stuben,
16 Boylston Street.

Good evening,
President Casserta,

trustees, citizens.

- Dave, I want to remind you...

- Thank you for the right to
speak without interruption!

- I would appreciate it
if you didn't yell at me, Dave.

- Reset the timer.

- Dave.

- Upon my behalf,
I want it noted in the record

that this is
an official complaint.

- We're not gonna do that, Dave.

- Okay, then I want it noted
in the record that, once again,

I was denied
my unalienable right

from the Constitution
and Declaration of Independence.

- Terrific, noted.

- Okay.

So... February 6th, last year,
for the record,

I said to Mr. Hurlickson,

I said, "Go get
geothermal desalinization."

And you did not bring this up to
the water department, did you?

And now I notice,
driving through town,

that there is garbage
everywhere, everywhere.

Just like Mr. Hernandez said,
yeah.

And it's a disgrace,

because anybody driving
through our town

would assume that it's
just a great big slum.

And Liberty has gotten
really ugly since the snow melt

after the St. Patrick's Day
snowstorm.

Have you noticed?
Have you noticed?

And there's potholes.

Potholes everywhere,
Ms. Casserta.

There are potholes
on my street, Boylston Street,

and there are potholes on...

Chandler Street
and Benton Avenue...

and... Willow Street.

Potholes on Willow Street.

And Railroad Avenue.

And the list goes on and on.

There are potholes everywhere.

And I think it's a disgrace
that the DPW

did not go out to where I live
and manage the overflow

on my street, Boylston Street.

And they never plowed my street,
Ms. Casserta.

They never plowed it.

And there was a veterinarian
who was on our street

to save Ms. Capelli's dog,
who was stuck on the road.

And the people had
to push her car.

And guess what.

That dog died because
she couldn't get to it.

So you have blood on your hands
of a dead dog.

You've all killed a dog.

And I would like to know if...

What other rental vehicles
were out there, okay?

Because we have potholes.

- Time.
- We have pot... we have potholes.

- Time.
Thank you, Mr. Stuben.

- Well, and I think it's
a crying shame, Ms. Casserta,

and you should table this.

You and Mr. Hurlickson
should table this,

because this town is a farce!

- Time, Mr. Stuben.

- I can speak if I want to.
- You just did.

- Oh, and where
in the Constitution does it say

that a man only has
three minutes to speak?

Show me, Ms. Casserta!

- We all have rules
that we need to follow, Dave.

- There are no rules!

There's no Robert's Rules.

There are no rules!

I have a right to speak.

- Dave, we will
have you arrested

if you don't leave, please.

- This is a waste
of taxpayers' money.

- We've told you this before.

- This whole town council
is under suspicion.

- Give us a break, Dave.
- A break?

You want a break?
You should give us a break.

Because you should be...

- That's it.
You've been warned.

Arrest Mr. Stuben
for disruptive behavior.

- You're gonna arrest me?
Fine!

I will sue you, Ms. Casserta!

I will sue the city council.

I will sue the panel.

I will sue everyone
in this city!

Excuse me, I need to get...

I have a right to my things.

I am a citizen.
This is America.

You cannot take things
from people.

I have a freedom of speech!

I demand three more minutes!

I request my rights
as a citizen!

And I can talk over you
without a microphone.

You will hear me!

Mel, Mel,
just take a stand, Mel.

- Who's next?
- You will hear me!

- Humella Alderton.

- Crimson Nightshade,
as requested.

- Yes!

- Okay, ka-pow.

- Okay, fair trade.

- All right, thanks, man.

Oh, I got to show you
this crazy, fucked-up thing

that happened last night
at my mom's council meeting.

This guy went off.

He got arrested.

- Wait, no.

- Yeah, he's always showing up
and ranting.

- What?

- Last night.

- And this was at a meeting?

- It's a crying shame,
Ms. Casserta,

and you should table this.

You and Mr. Hurlickson... - No.

Well, he has passion.

Fucking lunatic.

- Well, he's clearly disturbed.

- Oh, no shit, yeah.

- Are there more videos
of this guy?

- Yeah, there's a bunch, yeah.

Just Google "Dave Stuben."

Actually, just Google

"crazy motherfuckers
at town hall meetings."

There's, like,
a million of these people.

- There are no rules!

- You can spend a whole day
watching it.

Oh, all right, thanks, guys.

That felt good.

- Hey, don't be a stranger,
okay?

I mean, our door
is open anytime.

It doesn't even have to be

the purchasing
or the buying of weed

or the selling of weed involved,
you know?

I mean, just come on by.

Like, just raid the fridge,
do some laundry.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

Or maybe you and Donovan

could go to a baseball game
together sometime.

- I don't know baseball.

- Donovan...

- Oh, yeah, you know,
yeah, we can...

Yeah, we could go baseball
sometime.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah.

That could be fun, kiddo.

- Yeah.
- Afternoon outside.

- Want to go
for the whole nine innings

and, like, you know, outside

in the big stadium
with all the people?

It could be fun.

- Yeah, I could even,
like, maybe...

I'll just bring, like,
five friends or something.

- Or it could just be
the two of you.

- Yeah?

- Yeah, I could pick you up,
or we could meet there.

We could go
to a papuseria there,

or just, like, outside of it.

They might not have them
in the stadiums.

- No, no, I'll meet you there.

It's just kind of easier
for you.

- I'll buy you a glove.

We'll go to the game,
and then we can...

You know, we could throw a...

Throw a pitch afterwards.

- That would be so fun.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
for sure.

Total fun, total fun, yeah.

- You know what?

We're gonna do
a four-leaf clover

scavenger hunt next weekend,
if you want to come.

- Oh, yeah, works for me.

- Stay for a snack.
- Yeah, oh, actually...

- Thank you, again.

Thank you so much.

- Okay, okay.

- Okay.
- Cool, cool.

- Bye, Bennie.
Bye, Sweetheart.

- Bye.

- Bye-ee.

- Such a sweet kid.

I mean, I want one.

I really want one.

- I know, baby.

You say that
every time he comes over.

I wish things were different,
but they're not.

- Yeah, I know.

Just gonna get back to it.

You know, I just... I don't feel
like working anymore.

I'm just gonna go take a bath.

I'm gonna go take
a childless bath.

- Okay.

- I demand three more minutes!

Hi, I'm Katelyn.

- Hey.

- I'm...

I met you at Justin's
graduation party

at Liberty Lake that one time.

- Yeah, yeah, no, I know.

- Oh, Julie told you
about recording, right?

- Yeah.

- Oh, like, today, right?

- Yeah.

- Can I come in?

- Yeah, of course.

It'll take me a second
to finish setting up.

Do you want to smoke up?

- Later.

My voice.

Oh, hey, Julian...

do you happen to have
any hot tea

with lemon and honey and stuff?

It's really important
for my voice.

- I have hot water, not
those other things.

- That's okay.

I have mentholated cough drops.

- You're just doing
the one song, right?

- Yes.

- And you have the money?

- I do.

I'm so excited.

- Here you go.

- I started working
on a backing track

that I was able to mess with.

- Cool.

- So it should be... good.

Supposed to be $500.

- What?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Julie told me that it was
supposed to be $300.

- Eh... no, for a
finished demo, $500.

- No, I was told $300,
so I brought you $300.

- All right, I mean...

- Can you do it for $300?

Please?

- Please, please?

- I mean, my time
is super valuable.

- Yeah.

Here's the thing, Julian.

I don't really have
any extra money right now.

I'm working a lot,
but I don't have much extra.

- Well, can you get it?

I mean, I'll wait.

- I can't get it right now.

- Sorry.

- Please?

- Well, maybe we could
work something out.

- Oh, thank you so much.

- You can give me a blow job.

- No.

- All right.

- I can't.

My voice.

Well, then... let me fuck you.

- Oh, my god.

No.

- Well, then, good-bye.

If you get the extra money,
you can come back.

You can get a sweet demo.

- For real?

You want me to go, Julian?

You're gonna say no to $300?

That's a lot of money.

- You're gonna say no to $200

for a stupid blow job?

I mean, do the math.

It's a good deal.

- You're a loser.

- Eviction from a public forum

is a violation and malprac...

Is representative
of an incompetent bitch

running amok.

- Dad?

- Hey, pumpkin.

- Hey.
- How'd the recording go?

- Oh, it was good.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Good for you.

I'm so proud of you.

When can I hear it?

- Oh, I'm not sure yet,

because, like, the guy, Julian,
has to mix it, so...

- Oh.

- I don't know.

Um... Dad, like...

I heard that you went
to jail, or something?

- Oh, yeah.

Nothing to worry about.

Goddamn city council.

I'm gonna fix it.

Oh... Do you have plans tonight?

You want to stick around
for dinner?

I was thinking
of ordering Chinese.

- I don't like Chinese food
in the summertime.

- Pizza?

- Dad, what do you mean
you're gonna fix it?

- I'm gonna get them to stop
denying my civil rights.

- Maybe you should, like,

chill out on these meetings
for a little bit, Dad.

- Well, why would I do that,
Katelyn?

- Because they get you super
upset and you turn into a...

- I only get upset
when my common decent rights

are trying to be taken away
by a bunch of goddamn Nazis.

- Oh, my god, do you see?

- What?
Are you kidding me?

Look at these potholes!

They never plowed our street
for a whole winter, not once.

Ask Mrs. Capelli.

Ask anybody on our block!

I'm paying taxes for that.

It's wrong!

- Okay.

It's wrong.

- Do you want to get pizza
tonight?

- I can't; I have dinner plans.

- Maybe tomorrow?

- I'm going to Kanoga Lake.

But... love you.

- Love you too.

- Bye, Dad.

- Bye, honey.

Watch the pothole.

- "Yada, yada, yada.

Ms. Casserta
is an incompetent bitch."

"Incompetent"
is misspelled, of course.

No, that's not the half of it.

He calls me a... let's see...
A "dumb whore."

There's "fat," "ugly."

There's the "C" word.

No.

How many "C" words are there?

No, "cunt."

You know, I have had it
with this guy.

I really have.

- Ellen,
that's a great question.

Not, it really is.

I like that question a lot,

because I get asked it a lot.

Let's see, it all began
when I was 8 years old

and I was grounded for sticking
a Barbie purse up my nose,

and I was doing that a lot,

so I think my parents
were a little worried

that I might have had a problem.

So it was a weird time.

Anyway, we were all home.

My parents were in the next room
watching the Yankees game,

and I was in my room.

And all of a sudden,

somebody started singing
God Bless America,

and I started singing along.

And my parents got quiet.

They were, like, silent.

And my mom goes,
"Is that Katelyn?"

My dad was like,
"Is that Katelyn?"

I mean, they were just
shocked and floored.

And I was excited.

I think they were excited.

It was just a really...

You fucking douchebag!

That's fucking dangerous,
you piece of shit!

- Wow, fuck you, douchebag.

That was really dangerous.

- Damn, girl, take it easy.

Yo, so I heard you be doing a
demo with Julian for The Voice.

- Yeah.

And?

- That's dope.

Maybe I can be
on the same episode, you know?

- That's really funny, Cory.

What do you want to do on it?

Like, I don't know,
be in charge of the recycling?

- Spittin'.

Seriously, I'm the best rapper
out there right now.

- Yeah, like you'll
ever be on TV.

- I can make it on TV, easy.

- Whatever.

- Um, hey...

Um... you want to go
to Kanoga Lake with me tomorrow?

It's gonna be a blowout.

- Like, maybe.

- You know,
I asked Shawna to go,

but she can't
'cause she's got to babysit.

- Wow.

Fuck you, Cory.

- Fuck you too, bitch!

- Ellen, I'm so sorry.

That was rude.

Where were we?

Oh, right.

Was I always talented?

Yeah, well, I don't really know

how talented I was
when I was just born, right?

I mean, did you?

But I always knew that I wanted
to get out of Liberty

and that I wanted to be famous.

And, well... it was
kind of hard early on,

because my mom just
wasn't really around much.

But my dad was so supportive...

and... encouraging and...

just a really...

good dad.

My dad is a really good dad.

- It's very frustrating to have
to talk about this again.

But I had a great idea to help
the unemployment problem.

This is a depressed county
we live in,

and I suggested many times
that we should get a...

I would like to register
a complaint

against Minelli's,
a restaurant that...

- Let's not start on that again.

- Everyone in this town
is driving too fast,

and there are no posted signs

that encourage people
to slow down.

- Time, Mr. Stuben.

- There are a few stop signs...

I would like to talk about
the snowstorm from last week.

I'm having problems
on my street,

Boylston Street,

because of
the St. Patrick's Day snowstorm,

which my street
was never plowed.

And I think that's farcical.

And... I would like...
- Time, Mr. Stuben.

- My question is, why
wasn't my street...

- There is a reason
why we have these time limits.

- And you can see here,
he's calm and non-threatening.

He's just a simple man.

And what's happening
is that they're shining him on.

They're agitating him,

trying to make him out
to be the bad guy.

But it's not the case.

And this continues.

There's other videos,
and I will show them to you.

All he's doing
is seeking redress

from his so-called
"elected government."

Yes, the floor
recognizes Larson.

- Thank you.

I was just wondering
if I could get some more hummus.

- Yeah, it's in the mini cooler,
under the table.

Anyway, what I want
you guys to understand

is that the town
of Liberty, New York,

has become Berlin under Hitler.

What do we do?

I think this
is the perfect project

for Think Tank
to sort of take on.

We've been looking
for a project in the region,

and I think Dave Stuben
is this project.

Yes, yes, the floor
recognizes Babatunde.

- What are you proposing
exactly?

And for the record,
I think he's a fascinating case.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Sure, sure, sure, sure,
sure, sure, sure.

I think, at this stage,

what I'd like to do
is just start gathering,

you know,
the pertinent information.

Then we'll start sort of the,
like, the online,

you know, social media effort.

And when you combine that
with boots on the ground,

that's when the movement
starts to come together.

Think Tank will be famous.

I can see this thing going viral
within, like, days, I guess.

- So it looks like
we're all out of hummus.

- Then bring more next time,
for yourself, I guess.

Anyway...

- Do you want me to ask Kusha
to make some more galatke?

- Sure, yes, whatever.

Anyway... this is our time.

- Yeah.

- History will be forced
to move out of the way.

What happens when that happens?

Someone steps in
to fill the vacuum.

History steps out of the way.

We move in... to
replace history.

This is our time, gentlemen...

and ladies...

and, I mean, any other genders

that are in attendance.

This is the moment.

And I, for one, am ready
to pack up right now

and be ready to leave
as early as Friday.

And what I want to know is...

- They're out of galatke.

Should I just call another
friend that I have who's Polish?

- For the love of the devil,
Larson!

Figure out the snacks
on your own time!

I am talking about history!

And those who will make it!

Banks got bailed out!

We got sold out!

- Today I would like
to register a complaint

about the oak tree
that was cut down...

at the corner of Boylston...
- Time.

- And there are no posted signs

that encourage people
to slow down.

- Get up off the ground.

That's all I ask.

- Speedbumps or flashing yellows
or...

- Get up there with that lady,

that lady that stands
for liberty.

- If you guys
responded to emails...

- Take a look at this country
through her eyes

if you really want
to see something.

- Time.

- Let's get involved
and get active.

- Dave, we will
have you arrested.

- Why aren't citizens
in the neighborhood

asked about their concerns?

This is our city, our town,

and I would request,
if there are trees to be cut,

I would be happy
to be part of that committee

for recommendation or refusal.

- The people in my state
need permanent relief

from crooked men
riding their backs.

- This is a depressed county
we live in,

and I suggested many times

that we should get
a professional sports franchise.

- Time, Mr. Stuben.

- Minelli's eliminated
their Italian specialties menu,

specifically eliminating...

- Thank you, Mr. Stuben.

- Which is the only item...

- And the threat of aggression
by any group, anywhere,

can no longer be tolerated.

- Because I have a voice,
and I have a vote!

- Time, time.

Time, Mr. Stuben.

- This is America!

I demand three more minutes!

I request my rights
as a citizen!

- Time, Mr. Stuben.

- I know not
what course others may take,

but as for me...

give me liberty,
or give me death.

- We used to go out
with just my dad's .22.

It'd be me and James and Brant.

And we wouldn't even
let Brant shoot.

- Hello, Rich.

- Oh, hey, look who it is,

Mr. Occupy Wall Street.

- I don't know about that.

- What happened?

- I was having
my civil rights denied,

and I wasn't gonna
take it anymore.

- Well, looks like we got
Rosa Parks in here, huh?

- "I have a dream," right?

Old Dave has a dream

to climb to the mountaintop

of city council equality!

- I don't think that's funny.

- All right, Dave, all right.

It's okay.

- Chrissake, take it easy, Dave.

Um... Oh, I tell you...

I traded Shanahan
my Mossberg 535

for his Bellini SuperNova.

- All right.

- Fuckin' sweet 12-gauge.

Pistol grip.

- Oh, yeah?

- Yeah.

Well... see you later.

Bye, Oprah.

Shit.

- See, the system
is counting on ignorance.

Ignorance is the wind
which fills the sails

of these malicious miscreants.

They've forced their way
into the driver's seat

and are happily steering us

in this runaway train,
hurtling towards...

and ultimately off the cliff!

We go begging to them
with our tail between our legs,

asking for the fairest of...

- Mr. Stuben.

Mr. Stuben... Dave Stuben.

- Yeah.

- I'm Officer Lemke.

This is Officer Blauser.

Do you mind if we talk
to you for a minute?

- Yeah, I mind.

- It's about the threats
you've been making

to Ms. Christina Casserta.

- No, I didn't.

And I know... I know my rights.

I get a lawyer.

If you're gonna come
on my private property

and try to arrest me...

- Take it easy, Mr. Stuben.

We're not here to arrest you.

- Okay.

Well, then, get off my property.

- Mr. Stuben, we just wanted
to let you know

that, even anonymously,

that online threats
made to a public figure

are taken very seriously
at our department.

- We're all aware
of your disruptive behavior

at the last few
city council meetings.

- You want to know
about disruptive behavior?

How about you trying
to take away

my basic civil rights
as an American?

I'm getting harassed
by the government...

- Relax, relax.

- On my private property.

I'll call the FBI!

I'll sue you and you!

I'll sue you!

- Put that down.
- Calm down, Mr. Stuben.

Calm down.

We just wanted to make you aware

of what the current situation
is.

- You've been warned, Dave.

You're gonna hear about this.

Think Tank?

What's this?

YouTube.

What's on YouTube?

- Baby cakes, baby cakes!

Dave wants to meet with us.

- Wha...
Dave?

- The poor guy from Upstate
who's being exploited.

- Oh, right.

- Yeah, he really wants us
to help him.

- So you're just gonna
drive Upstate

and do what now?

- Help him address
his grievances with the state.

We're gonna record him.

We're gonna, like,
take his message

and everything about him;
we're gonna blast it out.

We're gonna blast
the fuck out of it.

- Donovan...

- It's about social justice,
babe.

It's about taking on
state-sanctioned bullying.

It's about censorship.

- I'm pregnant.

- What? But... Oh... oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

- No, I'm not; I'm not.

I just...

I really wanted
to be able to say that.

- Maddy.

- But it was so dramatic, right?

- Maddy, focus, okay?

This is really big
for Think Tank.

Everybody's gonna be there.

I mean, not everybody.

Obviously Gerald has
to take care of his cats.

And I think Janelle
has to finish her documentary

on hopscotch that weekend.

And Harris has...

Harris can't do it
because Harris has to go

to a box kite convention.

But it's a pretty good
core group, I think.

I think Cyrus is...
No, Cyrus is committed ro...

- And you're gonna be back...

- We're gonna leave tomorrow.

We're gonna be back
in, like, one or two days.

- Okay.
- Three days, tops.

- Okay.

- I was...
- Oh.

- Whatever, whatever.

- Baby.

- It's fine.

You know, it's fine.

You should just go.

- Okay.

- Kay.

- I'll try to check in
every hour.

- Okay.

- Bye-ee.

- Oh, my god, that's adorable.

Oh, it's, like, the perfect size
for a city sidewalk.

It's so cute.

So fucking cute.

- See?

She's getting her own show now.

- I know.

She's such a whore.

- She didn't even do anything.

- She auditioned.

- Wait, you have to audition
to be on Teen Mom?

- I guess, right?

- I guess.

Do you think they got pregnant
first or second

when they auditioned?

- I don't know.

- I don't know either.

She's getting
her own nail polish line,

and she's gonna be on Ellen.

- That's just what happens
when you're on Teen Mom,

which only came from being
in a sex tape that went viral.

God, she's, like...
double lucky.

- Fucking viral videos?

I have more talent than she has
in her little fingers combined.

- You mean you have more talent

in your little finger
than she does?

- Yeah, combined.

That's what I said.

- No, you said, like,

"I've got more talent than all
of her little fingers combined."

- I should be famous.

- Whoo!

- Who the fuck is this guy?

- Yo, hey, man.

- Yo.

- What you doing?

- Nothing.

I'm getting ready to peel.

Shit's getting wack.

- What are you talking about,
man?

Why?

The nitrous guy's gonna be here
in, like, two seconds.

- Aw, fuck that shit.

- Suit yourself, dude.

You've been dragging around
all night.

What's up with you?

- Nothing.

- No, that's not nothing, man.

You're pissed off
because fuckin' Katelyn

is eating the shit
out of Cody's face right now.

- What?
Nigga, please.

I just got mad allergies,
is all.

- Oh, yeah,
fuckin' allergies, man.

I thought you were
off her, dude.

- Yeah, man,
I don't give a fuck.

- Plus fuck him.

Fuck him for what he's
been posting, you know?

- Wait, what the fuck's
he been posting?

- You know, posting shit
on Facebook.

- Yeah?

- Yeah, man.

He said something about, like,

this rapping faggot-tard

who's, like,
making a fool of himself.

- Oh, yeah?

- Oh, yeah, man.

You didn't see that shit
on Facebook?

Dude, for sure.

Man, I'm not saying
it was about you,

but probably was.

- Yeah, that's right.

- That is right, dude.

Don't let him get away
with that shit, dude.

You know what I'm saying?

- I'll fuck
that little bitch up.

- Yeah, exa... right?

Cody's a fuckin' punk.

- He's a little bitch.

You think I can't rap, huh?

Nigga, please!

Yo, bitch.

- Cory, what the hell
are you doing?

- I ain't talking to you, bitch.

I'm talking to this bitch
right here.

- Fuck'd you say?

- You heard me, little bitch.

I'll fuck you up.

You think I'm a faggot?

You 'bout to gag it.

I'll dick-slap you.

I'll... dick-slap you.

I'll dick-slap you

till your pops turn blue.

Blue balls, that is.

Then I'ma take a whiz.

You think you got nuts?

You think you got nuts?

Don't make me bust a gut.

These nuts are king.

These nuts... Ah!

You hit me in the nuts!

You faggot!

- It's like a game to me
when you run.

It's like a game!

This is my party now.

- Everybody stay put.

- I'll tase every last one
of you mother...

Turn the fucking hip-hop off!

- You know you're not
supposed to be out here.

- You, come here.

Turn that off.

The switch right there.

Is that it?
Is that it?

You're not even pressing it.

Throw you in that fire!

I swear to God.

- Jeff, it's all right.

- I smell weed, man.

- Jeff.

- That's a perfectly good
end table in that fire, Mark!

- Oh, god!

Mommy!
Mom!

- What the fuck is that?

- Come on, man!

- Jesus, Larson.

It's barely a 2 1/2 hour drive.

- Well, you never know.

- Yeah, we're not going
on, like,

a vision quest or something.

- Well, you'll be thanking me
if something happens,

if we break down or there's hail
or something like that.

- Hail?

- Yeah, hail.

Like, really bad hail.

It happens.

- Yeah, uh-huh.

Guys, I motion for a road trip.

Road trip!

- Ugh, I hate this song.

Can you turn the station?

Oh, man, you got to see
this video Azir just sent me.

- Oh,
the "punched in the nuts" kid?

- Yes.

- I saw that.

- I'll tweet it to you guys.

- You think you got nuts?

Don't make me bust a gut.

Ah!

- Oh!

You think you got nuts?

Don't make me bust a gut.

You hit me in the nuts!

- I wish it was even longer.
- This is really funny.

- What are you guys laughing at?

- Look!

- You serious?

- It's got, like,
a million hits already.

- Yeah, and I kind of
started it.

- Oh, please.

- It doesn't have
a million hits.

- It probably will soon.

- No, no, I was fucking with him
on purpose,

trying to get him
to fight with him.

- Cory's famous.

- I know, can you believe it?

- I was goading him on.

You know, I was the goat
in that story.

- I bet he'll get on Tosh.0.

And then they'll fly him out.

They do that whole thing

where they fly out
the people from the video,

and then they re-create the...

- Famous for what?
Hmm?

For getting slapped
in the balls?

- Hey.

- What's up her ass?

- Rotate the beers.

- Do we have everything?
- Yeah.

- We got the hoodies?
- They're in the trunk.

- And I also got falafel chips,
just in case.

- Jesus Christ, Larson.

- Oh, this is 16, this is it.

- Oh, my god,
that's the pothole.

- Wow.

- All right, this is it.

- Oh, wow.

- Should I get his mail?

- Uh, maybe.

- No, no, that's stupid.

- Hi.

Mr. Stuben.

Hi, I'm Donovan McAfree.

This is Larson Tudor.

And this is Babatunde.

Um... we're Think Tank.

We're the guys who emailed you
from New York City.

- Yeah, hello.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Hello.

- Uh, can we come in?

- Yeah, sure.

- Awesome.

- All right.

- Oh, wow.

This is the nerve center.

- Oh, Mr. Stuben.

- You guys see if I had
any mail out there?

- Fuck!

Sorry, sorry.

I just... I need to start
listening to my instincts.

Yes, you do have some;
let me go get it for you.

- Larson?
- Yeah.

- Babatunde, could you guys
get the stuff from the car,

I think, and bring it in?

- Great idea.
- Great idea.

- Awesome, awesome.
This is good; this is good.

Dave, first order of business,

can you direct me the loo?

- What?

- The WC.

Um... if one wanted to find,
like, a comfort house?

Or, like, a camp station?

Would you... Do
you have a Biffy?

- These are fucking delicious.

- So, Larson, I think
if we get the camera set up,

we could start
interviewing Dave.

- Okay.
- Great.

And while you're doing that,

I'll go ahead
and I'll start the Kickstarter.

I'll start the Indiegogo,
a GoFundMe account.

Babatunde, I'm gonna
send you a link.

I'd love it if you'd
just send it everywhere, okay?

- Sure, sure.

- Like, Gawker,
send it to Reddit,

send it to BoingBoing.

- Okay, yeah.

- Make sure it goes...

- Huffington Post?
- HuffPo, definitely.

Yes, especially
the comments section.

- Daily Coast?

- Daily Coast, but only
if it's an off-topic forum.

Same goes for Politico.

- Actually, if you could use
your anonymous Reddit account,

I have five fake Reddit accounts
that I could use to up-vote it.

- Um, hi?

Hi.

- You must be Katelyn.

- Dad?

- Don't be scared;
we're here to help.

- Dad.
- Hey, honey.

- Dad, what the fuck
is going on?

- Oh, these boys,
they're gonna help me

get justice
with the town council.

- What?
- Yeah.

They're from New York City.

Apparently there's
a video online

from the council meeting
the other night,

and all sorts of people

are starting to rally
behind my cause.

- Yeah, your dad is about to be
the most famous man in town.

- Try the state.
- Mm-hmm.

- The state.

- Your father is, like, a symbol
for something that's going on,

like, something big,
something worldwide and local.

And it's about infrastructure,
and it's about people.

- Katelyn.

Katelyn!

- That was a great Vine.

Yeah.

Hashtag "real moment."

- Oh, my god.

These documents
are incriminating.

- I want to record this demo.

- Okay, you got $500?

- No, I have $300.

- Well, then...

- I will give you a hand job,

but I won't blow you,
and I will not let you fuck me.

Take it or leave it.

- Okay.

Just sit on the couch.

- What up, Eminem?

- Fuck you.

- Rapping idiot gets pwned.

- Why don't you come over here

and say that to my face,
you little faggot?

Yeah.

- Hang on, sometimes
it takes a few minutes.

- Okay, you don't have
a few minutes,

so you better fucking hurry up,
you piece of shit.

- Well, if I don't come,
you can't record.

That's fair.

- Fucking come, douchebag!

What is taking you so long?

- I... I don't know.

I guess I'm not gonna come.

- Okay, then what
am I supposed to do

if you're not gonna come?

- Well, if I don't come,
you can't record.

That's the deal.

Sorry.

- Fine, okay.
Fine.

Just... Just get a condom,

and don't even think
about kissing me.

And make it fast.

- Yeah.

- Oh, my god.

- Okay.

- Hey.

Don't just stand there.

Go pick that shit up.

God.

- Hey, let's go, come on,
back to work.

You want to do this
next weekend too?

First, you show your junk
in public, and...

Hey.

I'm talking to you.

Looking fine, brother.

Yeah, ooh.

I bet he's got nice abs.

Lift your shirt up, man.

- Oh, god.

Oh.

Okay.

See, that wasn't so bad, right?

- Where's your bathroom?

- Uh... it's right back...

I'll just start
setting everything up.

- We need way less Drambuie.

- Check it out, you guys.

America's next
top number one idol.

- You got the demo?
- Oh, cool!

Right.

Oh, my god,
you're gonna love it.

I'm so excited.

I'm so excited.

- Professional.

Professionally done.

- Yeah,
you can totally tell that.

- You can?

Worth it.
Worth it.

- Good.

- So that's...

Is that, like, the final thing?
That's it?

- Yeah, well, I mean,
she can still make changes.

It's like a process, you know?

You do it over;
you send it back and fo...

- Yeah, no, it's done.

- Oh.

- But if you wanted to,

like, you could still tweak it.

- Why would I want to tweak it?

I think it's great.

I mean, do you think that
there's something wrong with it?

- No, I just was thinking,

like, you could just
keep making it better,

and then if you wanted to,

you could, like...

- Bring the vocals down
just a tiny bit, you know?

And then maybe pitch it up,
add some bass to it.

- Bass.
- You know.

And then before you
turn it in to The Voice,

you could, you know...

- Well, I think it's perfect.

- Oh, okay.

- And I overnighted a copy
to them already.

Fingers crossed.

- Okay.

- That's awesome.

I'm so proud of you.

- Thanks.

- Good luck.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- Nothing, it means good luck.

- You guys, I'm so excited!

I just feel so good to know
that this is gonna happen.

- Just... you know, never know

what the criteria is,
that's all.

- Oh, I've actually seen
every episode of The Voice.

I know what they're
looking for, and...

oh, my god, Crystal,
some of the shit

that they put on there,
it's terrible.

- I'm just saying,
you never know.

That's all.

- I do.
- No, you don't.

There might be
a million different reasons

they take one person
over the next, just never know.

- Oh, my god, Crystal.
- What?

That's just the reality
of the situation.

That's how these shows work.

- Please, Crystal.

I hate to bring this up,
because I know it's a sore spot.

But you lost Junior Star Search
like, a hundred years ago.

And then someone like me
with talent

that's young and pretty
comes around,

and I'm sure it's hard,

and I'm sure
you're kind of jelly,

but... what?

Why did you look at her
like that?

- What?
- I saw that look you gave her.

I don't need
to be condescended to, okay?

- I didn't.

- Fuck you, Julie.

- I didn't.
- Fuck you.

I saw that look you gave.

I saw it.

- Listen, she's just
trying to help.

- Oh, and fuck you very much,
too, Crystal.

I just think it's really sad
how you sit around

and, like, try to bring me down

to make yourself feel better
because you were such a failure.

Okay?

You're sad to me.

You're really sad.

I hope I never get
old and bitter like you.

- You're out
of your fucking mind.

You are so naive.

You think you have
a chance in hell

of getting on The Voice?

Do you?

That's never gonna happen.

Katelyn, you can't sing.

You cannot sing.

You're never gonna get
on The Voice,

not in a million years, okay?

You need to face the facts.

- Wow.

Super sad.

Really pitiful.

Ellen, you're totally right.

It's just... You're
just so right.

You have to battle the haters.

I mean, to quote my favorite
Kelly Clarkson song,

"What doesn't kill you
makes you stronger."

I will say, though,

I think growing up
in this small, simple...

Leave me alone.

I think growing up in this...

You know, in a very small town

with a bunch of sad people

made me the star
that I am today.

And just, like, they...

They're just the kind of people

that don't understand talent,
and...

Aw, thank you.

Thank you, I know.

Now they see it,

like, along with the rest
of the world.

But, you know...

- This is serious, okay?

So I guess you and Julian
had sex or something?

Did you know that he recorded it
on his phone?

I mean, I don't know
if that's true or not,

but that's what Christian said.

And Julian's an asshole.

He'll share it
with, like, everybody.

I'm really sorry about earlier,

but you have to call me back,
okay?

I love you, bye.

- Dave is so good.
- Yeah?

- He's just real.

Just everything about him
is just resonating as "common,"

and that's exactly what we need.

I think this
is really great for us.

I mean, this is, like...
- Mm-hmm.

- I think this is really gonna
put Think Tank on the map.

- Oh.

- I just put the link up
the other night,

and it's already getting
a ton of hits.

People are, like,
reposting it everywhere.

- Wow.

And when are you coming back?

- Well, we will
definitely be here

at least two more days,

because the next council meeting
is Tuesday.

- Huh.

- Ooh, I miss you!

- Yeah, you too.

- Well, um, just come up
if you can.

- I can do that.

- All right, bye.
- Bye.

- And I would please
like to have

the oatmeal and raisins,
s'il vous plait.

- Sure, I'll be right back
with your coffee.

- Gracias.
- Raisins.

- Thank you, au revoir.

- Raisins.
- Raisins.

Oh, I love your shirt.

- What?
- Your shirt.

I love it; it's great.

- Oh, thanks.

- Funny.

If we're gonna push this
on Instagram...

- What?

- Oh, your shirt, it's funny.

It's great; it's a great shirt.

- How's it funny?

- I mean, it's... you know...
- No.

I don't know.

- Um... I didn't mean

that it was funny like,

"Hahahaha, look at you," at all.

I mean funny like,
"Ooh, that's odd," you know?

Not, like, abnormal
in any way, at all.

Like, of course not.

Like, if anything,
it's, like, extra normal.

That's a normal shirt,
hyper-normal shirt.

- Rich, come on, just sit down.

- You know, I wouldn't even
think "funny" is the right word.

I think "fun."
Just think "fun."

It's a fun shirt.

It's a fun, normal shirt.

It's a normal, fun shirt.

Just fun and normal.

- It's all right.

- Fun shirt.

So, anyway, I was... - Oh, man.

- So if we push this out
on, like Pinterest...

- I got to have that shirt.

Sir.

- Larson, Larson, Larson.

- Hey, man.

Bro, where'd you get it?

- Did you just touch me?

- Where'd you get the shirt?

- Larson, Larson.

- I got it at "don't touch me."

- I really like it.

- Sir, thank you
for your answer.

- I got a buddy
who would love that shirt.

You know, Bran.

He started Grindr.

He would love that.

- Yeah.

- Wait, what?

- We're very sorry.
- We're very sorry.

- Okay, they apologized.

- I like her shirt too.

- That's enough.

Let's go.

Let it go.

- Do you remember
if they had mediums?

- Oh, my god.

- Because coconut milk
has nutrients.

Soy is filled with estrogen.

- It's not filled with estrogen!

- Yes it is!
- Guys!

- If you drink soy milk
for a year,

you're gonna grow breasts.

- I drink soy milk all the time!

- I think you guys
have carried over

some of that hostile energy from
the restaurant into the car.

What the hell is this?

- Piquing state-wide interest
in one man's fight

for rectitude and justice,

which has led to a tremendous
outpouring of support

due to an internet video
that has gone viral.

And now 45-year-old Dave Stuben

finds himself a bit
of a local celebrity.

We sent our Action News 2
Action News 2 Action Crew

to Monticello to find out more.

- If there are trees to be cut,

I would be happy to be part
of that committee,

for recommendation or refusal.

- Um, hi, yeah.

Dave?

Dave?

Where's Dave?

- You must be Donovan.

- I'm Marshal.

- Hi, yeah,
what's going on here?

- We saw your video.

It is fuckin' brills,
by the way.

And, well, we decided
to come up and help out.

- Oh, yeah, well, we've kind of
got it taken care of, so...

- Oh, my god.

Your video is brill, so good.

- I already said that.

Also, "brill" is my word.

We talked about that.

- Thank you.

- We're Brain Box,
a collective out of Brooklyn.

- Oh, that's what we do.
- Oh.

- Yeah, we're Think Tank
out of Greenpoint, so...

- Oh.

We're out of Bushwick.

- Donovan, there's something
that you need to see.

- So you consider it
really an injustice.

- There is no justice
in this town, none.

- And what did you do about it?

- Well, I wrote a letter
to the federal attorney general,

the ACLU,
the state attorney general,

and the River Reporter.

- And what kind of response
did you get?

- And I saved them all.

They're all on file.

I save everything.

All the letters,
I have them on file.

- Psst, Dave.

- For your own protection,
right?

- Yes, for my own protection.

- And what kind of response
did you get?

- Hey, hey, guy.

Do you mind?

- Sorry.

David, can I talk to you
for a second?

- Oh, they're interviewing me,
Donovan.

- Let me ask you that again.

What kind of response
did you get?

- Nothing.

- All right, secret meeting
in the Zipcar... now.

- ...not respect people
who vote them into office.

- Yeah.
- All of them.

- The concerned citizen.

You've... you've...

You're frustrated by the system.

- Yeah, there is no system.

This is the United States
of Russia.

- I have an interview
set up with Dave.

- Oh, great, yeah,
my cousin works at Buzzfeed.

- This is gonna put
Thought Manifesto

on the map, dudes.

- The car recognizes Larson.

- Is it possible to make
any kind of legal claim

on Dave's image?

Like, can we... - No, no.

I don't think so at all.

I don't think that'll work,
sorry.

I was hoping to save this
for Tuesday

when we had momentum
on our side,

but I think the time has come...

for the hoodies.

- Are you serious?

It seems like we said

the hoodies were gonna be
a Tuesday thing.

That's a really big step
we're making.

- A big step is exactly
what we need right now.

- I'm just saying...

- There is critically
little time

for discussion,
for argument right now.

- There's critical little time.

- There's critically
little time.

- Critical little, I think.

- It's an adverb modifying...

- I think you would
agree with me

that it's critical little,
not critically little.

- Critically little.

- I don't mean to be critical
at this moment.

- There is little time.

There is critical little time,
is... doesn't...

- Critically, there is
little time.

- Then "critical"
doesn't modify "little."

- Literally, if we don't...

- The time critically;
it's the littleness.

- You're getting
very angry right now.

- The gentleman is out of order.

The gentleman will obey
the rules of the car.

- Sorry, fine, fine.

- The floor... the car
recognizes Babatunde.

- Thank you.
- Fuck.

- Thank you.

- No, he said the car
recognizes Babatunde.

- Babatunde,
you are out of order.

- You just...
- Babatunde, you are recognized.

- Thank you.
I'm just saying...

- The floor recognizes Larson.

- Donovan, I am 100%
behind the hoodies.

I also want to just suggest
a muffin.

- You're out of order.

- How?

- Lars...
- I'm sorry.

- Is there any way...

- Larson is out of order.

- Is there any way that we can...

- Babatunde is out of order.

- I am raising my hand, sir.

- You are raising your voice,

and you are out of order.

- You're raising your voice.

There's a lot of negative energy
right now.

- The car recognizes
a valid point for Baba...

- Oh!
No!

No!

Stop it!
Stop it!

Let's just get
the fucking hoodies.

- Dave?

We got you a hoodie.

- Are you looking
for the guy who lives here?

- Um, yes, Dave.

- They took him into town
to get a mani-pedi.

Hey, by the way, amazing video.

- Let's go back
to the motor lodge.

We need to regroup.

Comrades, we have 48 hours

until Dave Stuben
addresses the world.

What say you?

- I could go
for a veggie burger.

- Does this place get HBO?

- You guys!

We have things to do.

- Katelyn!

Katelyn, come on,
it's been two fucking days!

Katelyn!

I'm serious.

If you don't answer the door,
I'm gonna call the cops.

- Our Buzzfeed article...

- Who are you people?

Dad!

- Hey, you must be Katelyn.

- What the fuck is going on?

- What?
- What's happening?

- Oh, your dad's in town.

He's getting outfitted.

- Why?

Why is the news here?

- Because of your dad.

They're doing a story on him.

And us.

- And who are you people?

- Well, I don't presume
to speak for everybody.

But I'm with Brain Box.

We're an advocacy group
out of Brooklyn.

- Okay, look,
I don't know what that is.

My dad isn't really
equipped for this, okay?

He, like, doesn't have
the personality.

He's a little off.

Do you understand that?

- I know,
but that's why we're here.

He needs us.

We're here to help.

- This is insanity.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Guns are not the answer.

This isn't about you, asshole.

- My bong!

Oh.

Dude, did you break something?

Who are you?

- I'm Cory Janike...

Motherfuckin' C-to-the-Y!

- Huh?

- Oh, I know you.

- Bitch.
- Dude.

- I heard you had a sex tape
of you and Katelyn Stuben.

- Um, no.

- Bullshit!

I know you do.

Christian Snyder
said you told him,

and you were gonna show him.

- Okay, are you her boyfriend
or something, or...

- Where is it?

- Okay, dude, it was nothing.

What the fuck
do you care anyway?

Jesus Christ, man!

All right, all right,
all right, I have it!

All right, it's on my phone!

Look.

Fuck, dude.

- Katelyn!

- Of course.

You fucking creeps.

- Whoa, wait.

I was coming to save you.

I mean, get this
from this asshole.

Erase it, I mean!

- Cory, shut up!

Give me the hammer.

- He was, actually.

That is what he was gonna...

- Give me the fucking hammer.

- Okay, shh.

What's up with your pops
and the city council?

- I can help with your pops,
for reals.

I love you.

- Who else has this?

Who else has this?

- No one, no one.

I swear I'm telling the truth.

No one.

- You better be fucking
telling me the truth,

you piece of shit.

- I am.

- Give me your phone.

- Why?

- Give me your phone, Cory!

I'll shoot you in the dick.

- Okay, shit.

It's not even on there.

Holy shit.

Okay, shit.

Yo, what the... Oh,
what the fuck!

- Ugh!

I hate you.

- What the fuck, man?

- I hate you!

Katelyn!

Katelyn, I was
telling you the truth.

Katelyn, I was trying
to get rid of it.

I'm serious!

Katelyn!

Fuck!

- Really?

Not even one car?

I'm just afraid
it's gonna get chaotic.

You know, screaming
and who knows what.

Well, I don't know what else
to do, Tom, okay?

You know, there's news crews.

There's these web people.

It's crazy.

There's press
all over this thing.

Yeah, you've seen it.

National.

All right.

Megyn!

- Ma'am.

- Get on the phone, call.

Get me some extra security
for tonight.

- You want guns?

- What?
No, people.

Security people, guards,
whatever they're called.

Call, get me some extra
for tonight.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Oh, Megyn.
- Yes, ma'am.

- Call that Tour de Force
nail salon.

Make me an appointment.

- Ma'am?

- CNN is coming.

I want to look presentable.

- He should be here any minute.

Be ready.

- Hi, I'm Katelyn Stuben.

- Hi.

- I'm Dave's daughter.

- Hm?

- Dave, his daughter.

You know, the guy
that all this is for?

I'm his daughter.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.

- He's quite a man.

- Yes, he is.

- Oh, thank you so much for
letting us intrude like this.

- Oh, my gosh,
no problem at all.

I was an only child.

I don't have any siblings.

So... I'm not a reporter,

but I've watched the news a bit,

and I think
that's a great story.

- Oh... yeah.

- Can I help you guys
with anything?

- Oh, no, that's all right.

- Like an interview or anything?

- No.

Thanks.

Oh, this is him.

- Hey, there he is!

- Dad?

- Dave!
- Dave!

- Dave, how was the dump, Dave?

- Uh, okay.

- Dave, how's it feel
to be a part of this movement?

- Dad?

Dad.

- Oh, hey, honey.

- Hey, Dave?

I need to talk to you.

I have a few ideas I want
to run by you for tonight.

- Dad.

- And the... we need to talk
to you about your outfit, okay?

- Dad.
- And your mustache.

- Dad?

- The acronym would
be O.T.T.S.T.D...

D.D.T.I.

- It's too long of a hashtag.

- I'm thinking
of forward slashing it.

- Well, fuck, we'll do both.

- Operation Think Tank
Saves the Day,

Dave's Day, That Is.

Perfect.

- Haters gonna hate.

Players gonna play.

Make the universe sit up.

Tonight they gonna pay.

Will they say my name out loud,

do my mama proud, I'm allowed.

As I force-field my rhymes

through intergalactic
prime times,

it's get-up-and-go time.

Motherfuckers, it's showtime.

Yeah, bitches!

- I'm a veteran of two wars,
and I can tell you,

the Founding Fathers would be
ashamed of our behavior.

They would laugh at us.

Adding a stop sign at the corner
of Dumont and Crawford

is exactly
what they fought against.

- Time.

Thank you, Mr. Hapsburg.

- Thank you.

- It's always a treat
to hear from our constituents.

Winetta McKey.

Sweetheart.

I never said the word "school"
or "crossing."

- That's what I wrote down.

- Oh, must be
the pen's fault, then.

- 62 Huntsman Lane.

I would like to address
the issue of the...

- Oh, Donovan, be my eyes.

- We're here;
take a look at this.

- I have a hip dysplasia, and...

- Isn't it amazing?

- Oh, go get 'em, babe.

- I wrote down things
that I can say.

I'll... I'll be back.

- Thank you so much, Ms. McKey.

Your insight is
very much appreciated.

Um...

Dave Stuben.

- Yeah!
Dave!

- Dave, yeah.
- This is amazing.

Dave!

- Dave's about to speak.

It's gonna be... epic.

- Remember,
you have three minutes,

and three minutes only.

That way, we get to hear
from everyone

who wants to participate
in democracy.

- Yeah.

Dave Stuben.

In the United States,

all people are created equal,

but not in the city of Liberty.

Liberty is like Berlin
under Hitler.

And it's time to...

It's time to drain the swamp.

The town council and the mayor

don't answer
the people's questions.

And the town council
is there for us,

but are they there for us?

They're there for us...

but "no" is more like it.

I believe in all people
and religion and freedom

and justice for all.

We used to be part of England
under the king,

and one of the grievances was,

"He sent hither swarms
of officers

to harass our people
and eat out our substance."

That is a quote from
the Declaration of Independence,

and I would like that
put in the record.

Official request.

So I have a question, then,
for the city council

and especially you,
Ms. Casserta.

If I do pay my fair share
of taxes,

How come I can't get nobody
to plow my street?

- Well, Mr. Stuben...

Here in Liberty,
we are very lucky

to have a reciprocal agreement
with the village of Ellenville

so that if something
were to happen...

- Yes, okay, yeah.

Well, guess what,
I talked to that guy,

or tried to call him.

Mr...
Mr. Anucci, that jerk.

And getting...
Getting an answer from him

is like getting blood
from a turnip!

So, Ms. Casserta, my question
for you is the same one.

How do I get somebody
to plow my street?

- Well, I don't know how else
to explain this, Dave.

But if we run short
here in Liberty,

we are lucky enough to be able
to go to Ellenville and...

- Yeah, I understand that.

I understand that, remember?

A few weeks ago
when I had a letter

from Amnesty International
and the federal attorney general

and you made me feel ridiculous?

Well, guess who's feeling
ridiculous now, Ms. Casserta.

'Cause I have the whole town
and TV and the entire internet.

And they're watching you
make a fool of yourself.

- Dave, let's stay calm now,
okay?

- I am one man
trying to seek redress

from his elected officials.

I am trying to right a wrong...
- Time.

- In Liberty!

- Thank you, Mr. Stuben.
- No, no more.

No, I have more to say!

- That is all the time you have.
- No!

You will let me speak!

You will let me speak!

- Let Dave speak!

Let Dave speak!

Let Dave speak!

- Where in the U.S. Constitution
does it say

that people only get
three minutes to speak?

Let Dave speak!

- Ask your lawyer that!

Ask your lawyer that!

- That's enough, Dave.

And I will have the rest of you

thrown out
for public disturbance.

- And it's... ugh!

It's 'cause of those Jews
who run that stupid ACLU!

And they won't return my letters
'cause they're too busy

defending all the scum
of the earth,

like gays and Muslims!

- That is quite enough.

- And it's 'cause you
are taking marching orders

from Barack Obama,

that socialist nigger
in the White House!

Yes, you are!

You are being bullied by him!

And I don't even
support him officially.

Barack Hussein Obama.

Did you know "Barack"
is a Jewish word?

And it means lightning.

It's in the Bible,
Luke 10:18.

Satan came down as lightning.

- That's enough.

- Satan will come down
as lightning!

- Wait, was that part of your...
- No!

- That's in the Bible!
I want it in the record!

I want it in the record!

- Dave.

- You, and all the liberal...

All the liberal Jew-run media
and their enablers!

- Dave.

- They are authorizing

the corporate elite
in this country!

- Dave, don't make me...

- I heard that on Alex Jones,
so it's true!

- Dave.

- I heard it on Alex Jones,
so I know it's true!

- Guards, remove Mr. Stuben
from the floor.

- You and your global warming!

If global warming's
such a problem,

how come my street
has snow all over it

for an entire winter?

How come?

I am talking.

I have a right to speak
in this council.

These people are with me!

These people are with me!

- I'm with you
on some of it, Dave!

- They're behind me!

- On some of it, Dave.

Oh, I see.

You're a bunch of cattle.

Huh?

When the truth comes out,

the cowards sit down
and shut their mouths.

Yeah.

Nothing but a bunch of cows.

Why don't you faggots
go back to Jew York

and finish sucking
each other's cocks?

- We the people are
the government, Ms. Casserta!

- You give 'em hell, Dave!

I got your back!

- Don't worry, Mr. Stuben.

I got your back.

I'm doing this for Katelyn.

I love your daughter!

I'm Cory.

It's C-to-the-Y.

And in between it's "R."

- The fuck?

- Ah!
Ahh!

- What is happening over there?

Honey, are you okay?

- Isn't somebody
gonna stop this?

- If you can hear this computer,
help him!

- There you go, yeah.

- Ah!

- There you go.

- It's all right, everyone.

Calm down, calm down.

Everybody, calm down.

- This is what you have wrought!

This whole town council
is rotten to the core!

- Shut up, Dave!

- Come on, come on.

- Turn the fucking hip-hop off!

Can someone show me how to turn
this fucking thing off, please?

- All right.
- YOLO, motherfuckers!

Katelyn, I'm on TV!

- Katelyn?

- Dad, please.

This is my time now.

- Baby.

Hi.

I'm Katelyn Stuben.

I'm from Liberty, New York.

And I will be singing
Brave by Sara Bareilles.

- Katelyn!

Stop!

Ugh!

Egh!

- Well, it's the story
that just won't go away.

Last week's crazy story

from the small town
of Liberty, New York,

just keeps getting,
well, even crazier.

- Well, crazy isn't even
the half of it, Mario.

Apparently, Katelyn Stuben,

the girl who hijacked
the city council meeting

and "sang"
the Sara Bareilles song Brave,

now has a sex tape out.

- Oh.

- No word of how it was leaked

or who leaked it,

but it has gone
absolutely viral,

and a mash-up of the two videos
has quickly become

the most popular video
on the internet.

- Now, we must stress that
Katelyn is only 19 years old,

so this show
does not necessarily

approve of our airing this.

- I'm Katelyn Stuben.

I'm from Liberty, New York.

And I'll be singing Brave
by Sara Bareilles.

- Thank you, Contestant 1.

And now, singing Harden my Heart
by Quarterflash,

all the way from
Liberty, New York,

here is Crystal Minari.

- Thank you, Contestant 1.

And now, singing Harden my Heart
by Quarterflash,

all the way from
Liberty, New York,

here is Crystal Minari.

- Thank you, Contestant 1.

And now, singing Harden my Heart
by Quarterflash,

all the way from
Liberty, New York,

here is Crystal Minari.

- Hey!

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