All language subtitles for The Sopranos - S06E09 - The Ride.eng.SDH

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

How much blood will you
shed to stay alive, Michael?

Live or die, make your choice.

Who the fuck are you?

[FAST TICKING]

-What the fuck you doing in there?
-[TV TURNS OFF]

We're gonna miss the previews.

What?

Tell me your earring went
in the fucking drain again.

I'm pregnant.

I know it's my fault. I know I shouldn't
have let you take off the rubber.

I thought we were okay. I was due
for my period. My cycle's like clockwork.

Stop.

-I'll call the clinic tomorrow.
-Stop talking.

Let's get married.

What?

We'll drive to AC, make a day out of it.

Are you serious?

Christopher. I love you.

-My baby.
-Yeah.

My ex, she couldn't have
kids, and I wanted 'em so bad.

-[SOBBING]
-The one who ran out on you?

You can bet she's having
some other asshole's kid, though.

That fucking tramp.

Elzear, patron saint of zeppoles.

Could use a shot of lacquer.

-Fix that halo, too.
-Shh!

Hello.

Mr. Gualtieri, I'm Father Jose.

I'm Mr. Gualtieri. Where's Father Felix?

Unfortunately he's ill.

He's having bypass
surgery. He asked me to fill in.

You know Mr. Russamano from
the Neighborhood Association.

Sure, Paulie, Chuck, how you feeling?

He was an altar boy.

Ahh.

So the Feast of St. Elzear.

Father Felix brought me up to speed.

I'd like to hear your
ideas for this year.

Well, there ain't much to talk about.

It's all done through
our nonprofit corporation.

We close the streets for five days,

hire the food vendors, rides, et cetera.

Day two, we start the procession,

push the statue up and down the block.

You say a couple of
prayers and that's that.

All's said and done, you get your end.

About that, as I was
telling Mr. Russamano,

frankly $10,000 struck me as quite low.

It is what it is.

Look, I'm new here. I certainly
don't wanna rock the boat.

I realize there are certain
neighborhood traditions.

It's just that given the current
costs, we feel an increase

-is long overdue.
-What kind of increase?

We feel $50,000 would be
a more equitable donation.

-50?
-Just this year,

we started a soup
kitchen for the homeless,

a reading program for bilingual children.

There's less help than ever
from the federal government.

You think this feast pays for itself?

Security, electric, sanitation.

-Not to mention fuel costs.
-Yeah.

The way it seems to break
down is you spend $18

for a city permit to
close down the street,

charge fees to the vendors

in the thousands of
dollars to lease out land

that you don't even own.

Yeah? Well, it seems to me
the church has plenty in its coffers

for all those pedophilia lawsuits.

The parish's deal was negotiated
since this was Johnny Soprano's feast.

These are different times, Mr. Gualtieri.

Well, some things don't change.

Couple of days, Joe Vella from the
Honor Guard will be by with the float.

Transfer the statue from his niche,

pick up the hat and other stuff.

You say things don't change.

This feast was started over 100 years ago

in a spirit of giving.

Italian immigrants, the working poor

gave what little money
they had to honor St. Elzear.

He's the patron saint from
my grandparent's town…

Ariano di Puglia.

Many of those folks gave their gold
wedding bands, which were melted

-down to make the saint's hat.
-Yeah?

The Holy Society of St. Elzear,

of which you are recording secretary,

has for the past 100 years entrusted us

with the care of that habiliment.

Frankly…

I don't feel safe
giving it over this year.

We use it every year.
It's part of the tradition.

I understand, but I'm sorry.

Given the tenor of this conversation,
I sense there's a possible

criminal element in this neighborhood

that could endanger this
precious piece of local history.

But for 50 grand, you
wouldn't have that sense.

It would demonstrate to me that
you take this feast as seriously

as the people who began it.

Okay, Father, nice meeting you.

Fuck the hat!

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

It's fucking bullshit.

I got a fax from Eddie
Lind, Allegheny Carting.

They wanna raise the tipping
fee again on solid waste.

Just the man I wanted to see.

I gotta go down to Pennsylvania
and I'm gonna need backup.

I'm busy managing the feast.

Vice president in charge of calzones.

Where the fuck you been anyway?

Is that what I think it is?

You are now looking
at a newly married man.

-Ho-ho-holy shit!
-Kelli?

What the fuck brought this on?

Visit from the stork coming up.

You never heard of pulling out?

Sweetheart, little Cristal over here.

-You know what you're having?
-Boy, I hope.

I tell ya, T, with the example you set,

plus the wisdom I learned from A,

it's an inspiration… building blocks,

home, family.

Yeah, that's what it's all about, kid.

Just water for me.

-My son will be my strength.
-[CELL PHONE RINGING]

Yeah.

I did?

What are you, new in the office?

Talk to Dr. Cipolla.

I don't pay for missed appointments.

-To the baby.
-To the baby.

-Salute.
-Salute.

Make a note to call Freddie at DiSorbo's.

He wants to sponsor
the cannoli-eating contest,

I better see an envelope by tomorrow.

Anyway, my guy at the
weigh station's on board.

-You know how to get back, right?
-I MapBlasted it.

All right, see you guys.

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO]

Look, Pittsburgh.

What the fuck? We're
supposed to be headed east.

Are we .7 miles past Route 62 yet?

I gotta take a piss.

[UNZIPS PANTS]

[URINATING]

You seeing this?

Looks like bikers.

Wooden crates.

It's good wine.

[CHUCKLING]

-What the fuck?
-Who the fuck are you guys?

-That's who I am, you mangy cocksucker.
-Take it easy.

On the ground or I'll blow
your greasy fucking heads off.

-You guys cops?
-How's your incision, Lieutenant?

10-4.

You're fucking with the
Vipers here, asshole.

Ooh, really?

What's that, your Girl Scout troop?

Shut up, fucking douchebag.

Let's go.

-Get him!
-Ow!

I hit him! I fucking hit him!

Fuck you!

[BOTH LAUGHING]

Yee-ha!

That was fucking awesome.
Fucking old-school shit.

Opportunity knocked.

Knocked? Kicked the fucking door in.

Oh, fuck!

You okay, T?

Fucking ankle, I guess I sprained it.

[INHALING DEEPLY]

You smell that? It's fucking autumn.

It's like the first fall night when
you're a kid, and the air's all crisp,

and you start smelling
people's fireplaces.

Smells like Halloween.

Ha ha!

Oh… Château Pichon-Longueville, 1986.

'86… ooh, baby.

Show me the money.

-What's your corkage fee?
-[LAUGHING]

How about that prick's
face when he saw the gat?

The Grizzly Adams motherfucker?

[STAMMERS] "Whoa, take it easy."

[STAMMERS] "We're with the Vipers."

How's that wine, good?

It really is, I gotta say.

I tell ya, though,

when he pulled that trigger,

I almost shit myself.

Yeah.

I miss it sometimes. I'll be honest.

The wine.

You should toast to
your wedding, at least.

Your kid.

Discipline, that's all.

Set limits for myself.

On the other side,
they consider wine food.

Oh, yeah?

-Salute.
-Salute.

I'm gonna have to sleep on my back.

-What are you doing?
-Nightcap.

There's a Swiss Army in the console.

When you think of the shit
we've been through, huh?

Shit we've done.

Fucking Three Musketeers.

We got a bond.

It's very special.

You saved my life in a lot of ways.

You've been there for me, too, you know?

Don't think I don't know that.

There were times

it was hard with me and you.

I didn't understand.

You were young.

Stubborn.

You always had my back, though.

Like that day when I came to the house.

[DOORBELL RINGS]

I gotta talk to you.

What's wrong?

What's the matter?

You know I've always
been loyal to you, T.

What are you trying
to tell me, Christopher?

I can't even say it.

Oh, fuck.

Adriana.

What about her?

The feds.

Jesus-fucking-Christ.

How long?

-How fucking long?
-A year, I don't know.

When did you find out?

She just told me last night.

What do they know, huh?

-What did she give 'em?
-I don't know.

Might take a lot.

Ralphie?

I don't know.

Oh, Tony, how could you even think that?

Where is she?

-Where the fuck is she? Where is she?
-Please, Ton'.

Where is she?

She's home.

I can't. I can't do it, Ton'.

No, please, don't make me do it.

I can't do it. I can't do it.

All right.

[CRYING] I can't.

-All right.
-I can't do it.

I'm gonna take care of it.

All right.

Come on, come on.

Now listen to me.

You go upstairs.

You go out the back door.

Don't talk to Carmela.

You go someplace, have a cup of coffee.

You wait till I call you.

Huh?

It's okay. We're gonna take care of it.

Go ahead.

I love you, man.

I love you, too.

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

-I like it.
-Welcome.

-Joan Gillespie, Pagano Realty.
-Kelli Moltisanti.

We spoke on the phone.
My husband Christopher.

-How do you do?
-This is what I'm talking about.

"Stately Wayne Manor."

Four bedrooms, marble
baths with Kohler fixtures.

Sub-Zero in the stainless steel kitchen.

We'll take it.

He's what we call an impulse buyer.

Shouldn't we see the
inside first, sweetie?

If it has an inside, we're buying it.

[OPERA PLAYING]

Where's the rest? Five
days rent in advance, I said.

What if it rains? Ohio State Fair
gives you a rebate for bad weather.

Yet another reason I don't live in Ohio.

Easy on the sugar, hon'.
They tell me I'm sweet enough.

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

Jesus Christ, what did he do now?

-It's an old polo injury.
-[LAUGHS]

[MUMBLES]

-Huh?
-Let me talk to you a minute.

Couple of guys we know,

Lebanese or some shit,

they diverted a truck,

whole semi-trailer full
of Centrum multivitamins.

That's a fucking score.

Yeah, the thing is it's gotta
be unloaded out of state,

'cause the troopers
are on it. You interested?

Could be distributed in Long Island.

What's my end?

50-50, but it's gotta
be done now, tonight.

Tonight?

All right, but in this case,

I'm thinking we spare John the
stress of having to hear about this.

The situation he's in, he's
got enough to deal with.

Get me Frankie Cosme on the cell.

[RIDERS SCREAMING]

Yeah, somebody wants
to talk to you. Hold on.

Did you pray?

Said a "thank you" for Daddy's recovery.

You had arthroscopic
surgery, you can't bend a knee?

Dad said he's gonna
meet us on the corner.

Isn't that Ade's mom?

-Oh my God. She looks terrible.
-Who?

Chris' ex, her mom.

She saw us. I should say hello.

Liz, hi.

I saw you're on the
committee. That's so great.

Carmela Soprano.

-How's your daughter?
-Fine.

Well, mine is dead.

Oh my God, when? What happened?

When? That piece of shit, your nephew.

They broke up, Liz. She ran off.

She doesn't call me for almost two years.

My birthday, Christmas.

You two always did have
a very difficult relationship.

The FBI came to my home.

You'd be amazed at the
questions they asked me.

-Liz…
-They admitted

they think that he killed her.

Come on, Liz, you're drunk.

Drunk? It's called depression.

I haven't had a drink in years.

There were times, I was a kid,

my friend Ronnie, we'd play
on the floor of my kitchen…

Linoleum, Matchbox cars or whatever.

He'd go home, his fucking
knees would be filthy.

His elbows… she never
cleaned, my mother.

Fucking house was a pigsty.

Ronnie's mother made him
stop coming over it was so dirty.

-That's fucked up.
-Embarrassing.

My kid, it'll be different.

He'll be proud of his house.

Wait till you see this place.

So that thing, Rusty Milio,

I heard that happened.

Good job.

It's a little less cash
than we talked about.

But there's a bonus in there for you.

It's okay if I fix?

Just take me to my car.

Rock out with your cock out.

Fireplace, parquet floors,

bumper pool table in the basement.

-Huh?
-The house I'm getting.

You'll come over.

Christmas, Christmas Eve, maybe.

I'm gonna start a tradition.

You know, you really gotta get
yourself some help with this shit.

I will. I'm gonna.

Those fucking works, though.

Whets my whistle,
that spike. Why is that?

I don't know.

You want some?

Me? Nah.

Okay, it's just, you know, if you want.

Guess I could toot some.

I remember… when I did a lot of blow,

I used to get diarrhea

just from the smell of paper money…

In a store, any fucking place,

on account of all the
baby laxative in the coke

when you actually snort it.

I meant what I said, though,

you need to get your ass to rehab.

Fucking Narcotics Anonymous or some shit.

[SNORTS]

How do you like this car?

It's nice, the leather.

[FOLK ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[MARCHING BAND PLAYING]

See ya.

Here he comes.

God bless you, St. Elzear.

Where's his gold hat?

Pray for my mother, St. Elzear.

Hey, they forgot his hat.

This is my nephew
George, just back from Iraq.

-Two tours he done.
-I'm proud of you, my friend.

What do you need?

I don't know.

There's prosciutto in there,
some leftover sesame noodles.

Tofu would make your doctor happy.

How's the ankle?

It's better.

Cold packs helped.

Did you have the riser fixed?

Yeah, yeah, Brian Spatafore
was over the Pork Store.

Had him tighten up
the banister, everything.

You all right?

I have been debating all night whether

to even say anything about this.

I ran into Liz La Cerva at the feast.

-Yeah…
-She's got it in her head

that Christopher killed Adriana.

[CHUCKLES] What? That's insane.

I know.

Then again, he does have a
history of being free with his hands.

That makes him O.J.?

She was probably drunk.

I really don't think she was.

Let me school you on
domestic violence, okay?

First and foremost,
there's always a body.

And 99 out of 100…

And this comes straight
from my cop buddies…

It happens either in the
bedroom or in the kitchen.

He killed her,

believe me, with the
forensics they got nowadays,

the fibers, we'd know about it.

The FBI came to her house… Liz.

That's exactly my point. If
they really thought he did it,

how fast do you think
they'd haul his ass in?

Sour grapes, Carm.

He dumps her daughter, all of a
sudden he's Scott fucking Peterson.

-I thought Ade dumped him.
-You know what I mean.

She was a sweet girl, Ade,

but the two of them together
was a toxic relationship.

Yeah, they did have a rough time of it.

And he's doing great… Christopher.

He's a different person.

He's married. He's got a kid on the way.

He's focused.

Let's not sabotage his progress.

Hmm?

[SNAPS FINGERS]

Have a dozen extra large
brought over to Satriale's.

[CELL PHONE RINGS]

-Hello.
-Paul, Dr. Cipolla.

I'm on my way out. I received
the results of your PSA test.

-And?
-Not to worry.

But the numbers are a
little higher than I prefer.

-What does that mean?
-Probably nothing.

Likelihood is prostatitis,
simple inflammation.

You have a history of
prostate cancer in your family?

-Father maybe?
-I don't know.

Well, I'd like to go ahead
and schedule you for a biopsy.

This is lame. I wanna go on the Octopus.

Can you stop for one
minute breaking my balls?

When your father gets back
from the bathroom with Sophia,

-you can go on whatever.
-It's a kiddie ride.

Yeah, but she wants to go
on the ride with her big brother.

Here we go! You ready, baby?

Go for a ride with Mama?

This is too small. I'll be all squished.

Yeah, so you go sit in
that one, and wave to her.

-[CRYING]
-Oh, there's my girl.

There's my girl! [LAUGHS]

Yeah, are you ready to
go on the ride with Mama?

[KISSES] Are you ready? Get ready.

Yeah, we're gonna go soon.

-Oh, here we go!
-[CARNIVAL MUSIC PLAYING]

All around the floor.

Wipe that puss off your face.

[SCREAMING]

[METAL SCRAPING]

-[LOUD BANG]
-[GASPING]

[CRYING]

-My baby!
-Oh my God, call an ambulance!

Excuse me!

-[NICA CRYING]
-It's okay. It's okay.

This is a temperature gun.

-217 degrees.
-[TELEPHONE RINGING]

-Look at that.
-[TV MUTED]

-Yeah.
-Paulie, it's me.

We had a problem down here. The ride…

The Teacups or whatever,

a bolt busted. Thing jammed up.

-Some people got hurt.
-Where's the guy who owns it?

He's talking to the cops.

Fine, fuck it. What do you want from me?

It's pretty bad, Paulie.
Lady broke her wrist.

Some Puerto Rican kid lost some teeth.

What am I, a fucking dentist?

I don't know. I thought
you'd want to know.

Maybe come down or something.

I gotta be up in the morning.
I got my fucking biopsy.

All right, I'll take care of it.

Now's your last chance to take advantage…

One second you're sitting there

enjoying a ride with your family,

the next your entire world
comes crashing down.

I close my eyes. I can
still hear the screams.

We should all be thankful it's okay.

My baby could have been killed, Tony.

God forbid.

You can bet the locals will be
parading in with their lawsuits.

El mucho pesos.

[GROANS]

Just leave it alone, Janice.

They are entitled to damages.

Obviously, there was negligence.

Good, so then they'll have
excuses why they can't go to work.

[TONY LAUGHS]

When I think what could have happened

to my baby… Oh, yes, you, Nica.

I'm talking about you, angel.

Oh, God, I wanna bite those cheeks.

Scumbag hillbilly, I
should have kicked his ass.

Yeah, and what did you do? Nothing.

I was taking Sophia to the bathroom.

Mmm, this wine, Tony, you're right.

Delicious.

I was just thinking it lost some of its…

I don't know… pop.

-[TOILET FLUSHES]
-[KNOCK ON DOOR]

Manager. You gotta move your car.

I said I'm coming.

[GROANS]

You redneck fuck. My baby
was on that ride with my wife.

She woke up this morning,
she could barely move her neck.

I told the cops, mister. I'm sorry.
Insurance will pay your hospital bill.

-$25,000 cash.
-What? [GRUNTS]

New Jersey has stringent liability laws.

I told the guy who hired
me I'd have to put on

a whole repair crew, work 'em
all night. He wouldn't spring for it.

Who, Paulie? What are you talking about?

First off, he wouldn't
pay for my "A" fleet.

I leased that to the Sorghum
Festival down in Atlanta.

Okay, the results of
the steroid test are in.

-The contestants, they're all clean.
-[LAUGHING]

I want a fair contest here.

No biting each other.

Ready, set, mangia.

Man, we got some race going
on over here, ladies and gents.

Look at 'em go.

Hey, cocksucker!

You hire some fly-by-night piece
of shit and you don't tell nobody?

-Whoa, Bobby.
-What the fuck you talking about?

You know what I'm talking
about, you cheap fuck!

Bobby, come on!

Everybody wants to get rich,
but you don't scrimp on safety.

-Mind your business, Bobby.
-My baby girl was in that car!

-You owe me money, Paulie.
-I owe you shit.

-My wife's got nerve damage!
-Fuck her, too!

-Get the fuck off me!
-Easy, easy.

Calm down. Keep moving.

Go ahead, it's over. Crown the winner.

I was at the feast, St. Elzear's.

The thing for us kids was
to blow powdered sugar

on each other from the zeppoles.

Thousands of people
either praying or eating.

Anyway, my sister was on this ride

with my niece when it lurched forward

-pretty bad.
-God.

He wasn't there, just Elzear.

But he was so busy getting
money pinned to his ass

that he got distracted
and a bolt snapped.

[LAUGHS]

Were they hurt?

You look around, all these
people are lined up for this shit.

The kids, adults, families.

Rides.

Yeah, they pay money
so they can almost puke.

They scream, they yell.

Why do you think that is?

They're bored.

Are you bored?

Am I bored?

I got shot in the
pancreas and I recovered.

No brain damage from the septic shock,

like everybody figured I'd have.

You know my feelings.
Every day is a gift.

It's just…

Does it have to be a pair of socks?

I'm joking.

Well, what are you gonna do?

It's the human condition.

What is?

I don't know.

Yeah, this is Peter Gualtieri.

I'm calling for the result
of my biopsy again.

I'm sorry, sir. They're still not in.

This is cancer we're talking about.

I understand, sir. You'll
have to call back tomorrow.

Gimme an espresso…

And don't touch the
lemon rind with your fingers.

Hello, Paulie.

What are you doing here?

The home. It's one of our outings.

So you're still over there, huh?

They've been very nice,

and your brother's trying
to work out an arrangement.

Is it true what they're saying?

Who? About what?

The ride, the one that broke.

You need to make a novena, Paulie.

-Those poor children.
-What are you talking about?

You let St. Elzear go without his hat.

Will you listen to this?
Fuck that voodoo, huh?

You cursed your mother, a blessed nun.

She had it coming. You both did.

I didn't bring you up like that.

You're a fake. That's
how you brung me up.

Fuck the two of you.

Sir, your espresso.

So in keeping with this
longstanding tradition

of doing everything
ass-fucking-backwards,

we are gathered here
tonight for the bachelor party

of already-married man
Christopher Moltisanti.

[ALL TOASTING]

And like I always say,

a man is not complete till he's married.

-Then he's finished.
-[LAUGHING]

Chrissy.

-Congratulations. T.
-Thanks.

Should we order?

-Yeah, what the fuck are the specials?
-Artie.

I gotta go, Ton'. The kids.

-Have fun tonight, huh?
-All right.

-Specials, gentlemen.
-Pray tell, my good man.

I got lamb tonight, grilled,
garlic, little rosemary.

Rosemary, I'll eat her.

[LAUGHS]

Hey, T.

You're doing a heck
of a job there, Brownie.

Huh?

This thing with the
ride, the shit with Bobby,

you settle it and you settle it now.

And not just 'cause
she's my sister, either.

-Ton', I…
-You put little kids in jeopardy

in the hands of some fucking redneck?

Not to mention you leave Little
Paulie alone to deal with the cops.

I thought he had it under control.

Let me ask you a
question about the feast.

Do we need negative press?

With all the competition out there

for the entertainment dollar, DVDs,

the Internet?

You're right, Ton'.

What happened to the regular ride guy,

the guy we used last year?

For what he wanted to charge,
I'm getting killed here, Ton'.

When your dad had St. Elzear's,

it was a cash cow, and it was easy.

Nowadays, between paying the church,

these Puerto Ricans now,

ha, my profit's shrunk to nothing.

If it don't work as a
business, get rid of it.

Not for nothing, but a lot of
that feast goes in your pocket.

I got a lot on my mind, T.

-I'm sorry.
-Like what?

I had a biopsy.

I might have prostate cancer.

Well, it's a biopsy, right?

Nine times out of 10, these
things come back clean.

-I don't know.
-What don't you know?

Don't work yourself up into
a state like you do, hmm?

I've been having headaches.

I'm afraid maybe the thing metastasized.

Jesus, will you listen to yourself, huh?

With all your weird fucking shit
about your body and the germophobias.

-You don't know shit yet.
-It's true.

I'd rather face 10 guys with
shivs than something I can't see.

Exactly. You're too
susceptible to the psychics

and the dream messages
and dirty fucking toilet seats.

It's a biopsy.

Get a grip.

You're right, T.

You know, and negative
thinking can help bring this shit on.

Work something out with Bobby, huh?

And Eddie Lind's coming down
from Pennsylvania with an envelope.

Meet him at the Bing.

You call him, you set up a time.

There he is, the bad lieutenant.

Hey.

I sold mine.

$300 for the five cases.

Oh, I had a heater put in
the Bloomfield wire room.

Guys were complaining.

Well, good.

Yeah, yeah, that's good.

What's new with you?

Copacetic.

[HIGH-PITCHED] "We're with the Vipers."

[LAUGHING]

-Fun night.
-Fuckin' A.

[STAMMERS] "Take it easy. Take it easy."

10-4.

You remember the look
on the other guy's face?

Oh, the fucking Grizzly Adams douchebag.

Yeah.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

Dr. Cipolla's service.

I need to talk to the doctor.

-Is this an emergency?
-Of course.

Dr. Cipolla's out of
town. Dr. Paglieri's on call.

Do you wanna be connected?

Nah.

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

Hey, buddy boy, how you doing?

Any of the girls working yet?

-Last day already. God, it goes fast.
-Yeah.

St. Anthony's the week after next.

-[BABY CRYING]
-What's the matter, baby?

Can you believe this? After all this,
she wants to go back on that ride.

She cried for three nights after.

The ride's closed, baby.

Hey, show everybody how you can walk.

Come on, they wanna see.

Okay, show 'em.

Show everybody how you can walk.

Show 'em.

[CRYING]

Baby, come here, baby. Come on.

Have some candy. Look, Cracker Jack.

Here you go.

[PLAYFULLY GROWLS]

Come on. [LAUGHS]

Whoo!

Whoa!

-Where's our belly?
-[SQUEALS]

[LAUGHING]

As you can tell by this outfit, folks,

I've picked out something
with a little Norwegian flavor.

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

I'd like to play for you the
"Johnny Oslo Shadish."

It's a typical Norwegian
dance, and who could do it better

than Bobby and Cissy?

[POLKA MUSIC PLAYING]

Paulie? I don't wanna argue.

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

What are you watching?

The Lawrence Welk program, channel 55.

You want some cookies?

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]