All language subtitles for The A-Team (1983) - S02E22 - Semi-Friendly Persuasion (1080p x265 EDGE2020).eng

(male narrator) In 1972, a
crack commando unit

was sent to prison
by a military court

for a crime
they didn't commit.

These men promptly escaped
from a maximum security
stockade

to the Los Angeles
underground.

Today, still wanted
by the government,

they survive
as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem,
if no one else can help,

and if you can find them,
maybe you can hire the A-Team.

[gun firing]

(Karl)
We have wandered

and we have searched

and now we bring
our children home.

And bread,

that you should
never go hungry.

And salt,

to bring your life
some flavor.

[cars approaching]

[tires screeching]

You were told
to get out of here.

Can't be too smart.

Eric, wait. Wait.

I don't want
anything like that
from our side,

no matter what they do.

Sykes.

What is it about us
that scares you so bad
you have to attack us?

Nothing.

Nothing about you scares me.
But what makes me mad

is you people moved in here.

We don't want
your little tribe dirtying up
our country air.

Of course,
if that bothers you,

you can always
kick us off your land.

No, I'm not going to
use my fists

when I can still
use my brain, Sykes.

You still
haven't answered me.

Why does our being here
get under your skin?

Is it because
we don't kick tail with you
at the corner bar?

You people sure do
make me wake up mad.

Well, then you're in
the wrong place, aren't you?

(Ollie)
No!

(Sykes)
Light her up, guys.

You okay?

[people chattering]

Say, mister,

[groaning]

is this yours?

Oh, no.
I've got mine
right here.

You wouldn't know where
5876 Beachfront Road is,
would you?

5876.
Now that sounds familiar.

Hey, Al,
I'll be back in a minute.

You see,
I don't, uh, relate too much
to the land.

I relate more
to Father Neptune.

Sure this isn't yours?
[laughing]
No.

Maybe the guy who lost it
will come back by for it.

Hmm. There's quite a lot
of cash in this flapjack.

Fellow could buy himself, uh,
part of an endless summer.

[laughing]
Believe me,
it isn't mine.

Look, I'm just here
trying to find somebody

and I'm not having
much luck.

Well, you found me,
didn't you?

What? Oh, yeah,
I was very pleased to.

But there's
a specific person
I'm lookin' for.

Right. Uh, well, well,

get up here
off the beaten path.

You know
the A-Team mingles,

but it does not imitate
the bull's-eye on a target.

The A-Team?

[tires screeching]
Yeah. My boys and I
had to make sure

you weren't a decoy
for the military.

(Murdock)
* Little Bo Peep has lost *

* Oh-ho *

* Little Bo Peep,
she lost the sheep *

* And she didn't know
where to find them *

* She put all her money
in the socks like a honey *

* Anything for sheep *

(Eric)
The point is,
the Society of Men

cannot let itself
be run out again.

The time has come now.

We gotta stop running.

Why didn't you pull
the local sheriff in on this?

You know, get him
to flash some badge
and turn this thing around.

The elected sheriff just died,
and his deputy's taken over.

He's in Kale Sykes' pocket.

Bought and paid for.

So Sykes just keeps on making
policy decisions
for the locals.

Yes. A policy
that doesn't include us

building our meeting house
or settling down there.

And he'll bust heads
to keep it that way.

Sykes hates us,
he hates the Society.

He can't understand
that all we want to do
is be left alone

and live our lives quietly.

Well, it doesn't sound like
you're asking too much.

But, uh, just what exactly
do you want from us?

You say your Society
doesn't believe in violence.

[laughing]
Well, uh...

We're not exactly caterers.

[sighing]
We want you to build
our meeting house.

We're not exactly carpenters,
either.

After Sykes burned
what we'd built,
we got together

we pooled our money
to--to buy the lumber supplies

from Sinclair's Hardware Store
in town.

It should be there
when you arrive.

Well, frankly, I don't know
what's so nonviolent
about that.

We're gonna have to be
pretty rough on that lumber.

We're gonna have to saw it,
we're gonna have to drill it,
pound it.

Big nails go into it.

You're talking
about carnage here, Eric.

Carpentry. I...

See that doesn't play
to the strong side
of my wardrobe.

Sawdust and tweed
doesn't really go together.

Visually, no.
But it makes a heck
of a protein drink.

Also, nice little
hi-fi speakers, if you know
what you're doing.

See, sawdust has an ultra-low
distortion factor, 0.0052.

Shut up, Murdock,
before I distort you
completely.

Now, you show me
the blueprint.

We'll build you
a meeting house.

You said they tried
to stop you from building.

Why won't they
try to stop us?

And if that happens,

you expect us
to turn the other cheek?

You had a big reputation
in Nam.

[inaudible]
You're good
at doing things differently.

(Eric)
Creatively.

The guys I knew
that served with you...

Man, they said
you were legendary.

You're asking a lot, Eric.

Even for a legend.

Look, look.

The only reason
that the Society
isn't moving off

or gone someplace else already
is because I convinced them

you people
could change all this.

I hope I wasn't
misleading them

or misleading myself.

Well, I guess you're
gonna find out, Eric.

You just hired yourself
the A-Team.

Legends included
at no extra cost.

(Murdock)
Come on, B.A.
We're on an auto excursion.

Why don't you
play 21 Questions
with me, okay?

Now, this is how you do it.
I'll think of something

and you try to guess
what it is by asking me
21 questions.

Okay. Go ahead, ask.

Only question I have, fool,
is why I don't
crumple you up alive.

Nice try.
You have 20 left.

I think they're tying
our hands here.

I mean, what are we
really going to do
if those town folks

come after us
with their cleats on?

We'll be as nonviolent
as possible.

I mean, Eric knows
what's possible
and what isn't.

We'll just use our heads.

Come on, B.A.,
ask me another question.

Hey, Hannibal, can I tape
this crazy man down?

Wrong, 19 to go.

*[Murdock humming]

[tires screeching]

Hannibal, looks like we, uh,
just stepped into
The Grapes of Wrath.

[sighing]

Colonel.

Eric.

Karl Peerson.

How do you do, sir?

Col. Smith,
you seem preoccupied
with our quarters here.

But you're looking
in the wrong direction.

If you want to see
how well we do,

you should be looking
right here.

See how we live together.

Besides,
once our meeting house
is built,

we'll be able to build
our permanent homes here.

First the meeting house,
and then your homes?

Yes. The meeting house
is the personal life
of everyone here, Colonel.

That's the decision
we all came to.

Not just me.

So it must be built.

I hope
that you'll be able
to perform the miracle

that Eric here
claims you can.

I get a feeling
that you have some doubts
that we will.

I've spent my life
trying to live
without hate and harm.

I think that your being here

is a signal
that we're ready to fight.

However, Eric here claims
that you'll be able to
outwit Sykes

without destruction.

I hope we can.

I hope so, too, Colonel.

We've had enough of it.

Just where is the lumber
that, uh, was supposed
to be here?

Well, Mr. Sinclair says

that he's having trouble
getting it from the mill.

(Karl)
Of course, he has our money.

So he may make us wait
for some time.

The fact is,

he's got a whole yard
full of lumber.

But not for us.

Face.

We have to make a supply run
this afternoon.

Well, uh, that storekeeper,
he's as bad as Sykes.

They're very good friends.

Pastor, I think friendship's
a beautiful thing.

But we'll make him an offer
he can't refuse. Peaceably.

Now, Face,
smile when you shake hands

and don't forget to take
the gum out of your mouth
when introduced.

Right, coach.

(Hannibal)
We're going to need a truck.

Uh, all we have
is right over here,

but it needs
a lot of work.

Yeah.

B.A. will fix it up.

Murdock, give him a hand.

(B.A.)
Well, I guess I better
get my tools, then.

Big buddy,
don't forget to get mine out.

Your what?
My tools.

Oh, man. Hannibal,
can you believe this?

This fool can't drive
a nail with a stick shift.

Man.

[sighing]

Are those the tools
of logic, Colonel?

In some circles,
yes, they are.

I should never
have listened to you.

Well, why did you
listen to him?

Because I'm sick
of running, too.

But no matter how sick I am,
I'm damned for all time

if I let a man
who stands with me

pull one of those things
on another human being.

Now, Pastor, we told you,

we will not harm
your enemies.

And what we keep
in our van is our business.

It does not mean
they're going to be used.

Now if you say
that we can't keep these,

that's the same as me saying
you got to change your life

because of what I believe in.

We're here to build you
a meeting house.

The guns
stay in the van.

Uh, thank you
for your understanding.

Glad you feel that way.

I may need some of yours.

*[humming]

Hey, man,

looks like
that truck is going to need
some serious repairs.

I hear you, big guy.

I hear you more and more.
And I like what I hear.

I just want to take-- Ah.

[chuckling]

Nuts.

Brothers.

And I hear you, brother.

[creaking]

Are you trying
to steal this truck?

Then you must be
my helper.

Then come on down here
and help.

I'm ain't paying you
to fool around.

Hand me a pair of pliers.

Pliers.

Hand me that screwdriver.

Screwdriver.

We're going to do just fine.

[chuckles]

(Hannibal)
Hey, B.A.

Just act natural, guys.

Nobody will know you're here.

Next thing you know,
I'll be showing you the town.

Who's your friend?

Oh, he's a little roughneck
I picked up.

Promised if I gave him
a ride this far,

he wouldn't tear us apart.

Better keep an eye on him.

Okay, Face,
let's make this supply run.

I want you back before dark.

We may have
some violent visitors.

Right.

We shall dance them
into submission, Colonel.

[door creaking]

[engine revving]

Well, Paris doesn't
have to worry

about losing
the tourist dollar
to dear old Kellysburg.

But sometimes
there's a lot to be said
for the quiet life.

Yeah,
and none of it good.

Well, B.A., the lumber
should be out back.

You the owner here?

Uh...

Sinclair?

Yeah. Help you?

Fishbeck, Josh.

Bureau of Weights
and Measures.
Metric Investigation Unit.

We've had, uh,
several complaints
about your place here.

Looking pretty ugly for you.

Complaints? What for?

Uh, substandard supplies.

Miscut lumber.
Price gouging.

And you're running
on bald tires here, pal.

I think you better get out.

Happy to.

But I'll just come back
with a United States Marshall.

[laughing]
We love guys like you.

Ralph eats them for breakfast.

Ralph?

Nader.

[Face chuckling]
You're his kind of guy.

Crooked and proud of it.

And well, he'd, uh,
chew you up

and, uh,
blow a bubble with you.

Now, where do you keep
your lumber?

Uh, out back, but--

Uh, thought so.
Lumber's always out back.

We've got a guy out there
with a truck.

And he's been told to impound
all two-by-fours

that don't meet
1980 specifications.

Impound? You can't just--

How about your framing nails?

I need to look at them, too.

We've been told
the heads are uneven.

Bad scene, Sinclair. Huh?

Come on,
where are the framing nails?

Appreciate it.

Ralph comes through
with a taskforce,

I'll see you get some kind of
a necktie or something.

Pleasure was mine.

You stay out
of my business, Traynor.

Don't let him scare you.

Remember, you're on the side
of the people.

Evans, uh, make sure
all 4-inch nails are 4 inches.

And not Sinclair's idea
of 4 inches.

Three-and-thirty-one-
thirty-seconds of an inch
just doesn't make it.

We keep our eye
on the details.

This is an outrage, sir.
An outrage.

I'd hate to be
in your dingy apron.

You can't just come in here
and wipe out my inventory.

We can do anything we want.

We're government.

[sighing]

[Face grunting]

Excuse me.

It's an outrage.

What are you doing here?

Why don't you get back out
into your tent
where you belong?

Why don't you
get out of here, huh?

What's the matter?
You too chicken
to answer, huh?

[clucking]

What-- What's the matter,
you too scared to fight?

Got trouble
with my man here?

(Doyle)
Let's get out of here.

They don't like us
'cause we're different.

[sighing]
Maybe you're better,
little brother.

They weren't government
at all. I know that truck.

It belongs to those
peacenik freaks

that took over
the Harding place.

Look, why don't you
leave them alone?

You people owe them that stuff
for everything you destroyed.

You listen to me, Traynor.

Sykes ain't gonna care
if you're the lay minister

when he finds out
you helped those guys.

You're going to pay heavy.

[tires screeching]

[tires screeching]

Sinclair said
they just left.

We should be able
to cut them off.

That old thing
doesn't run too good.

[dog barking]

[brakes squealing]

We got some unfriendlies
coming up ahead, man.

Yeah, it doesn't look like
a vegetable stand. Murdock!

You ready to give us
a little gloss and glitter?

A man can waste
his entire lifetime

for such a moment,
visage-man.

What do you think
they're waiting for?

Beats me.
Inspiration, maybe.

But they're sure not
coming down this road.

[fires]

Grenade!

[guns firing]

Nice job, Murdock!

Yeah, not the kind of job
you can prepare for, either.

It's the kind of job
you gotta grow into.

Know what I mean,
little buddies?

[truck horn honking]

[dog barking]

(Karl)
Everything all right?

Everything turned out fine,
even for the other guys.

Nice.
And you got the stuff.

Face,
supervise the unloading.

Uh, yeah.
Just let me

slip into something
more appropriate.

Hey, man. Bunch of folks
from town tried to set up
a roadblock.

And they wasn't
selling kisses.

It was great!

Murdock fired
a smoke bomb

and B.A. drove right
through them. Fast.

Part of our contingency plan.

Smoke bomb was harmless.

But it drove
the people away, unhurt,

while the truck went through.

Ollie. I told you
to stay out of trouble.

How could you go with them
into town like that

when you know better?

I didn't go with them.

That's right.

He didn't ride
over with us, ma'am.

He was in town on his own.

We decided to bring him
back here to safety.

When you tell it,
you got to tell it all, Ollie.

Colonel,
this won't work.

You're bending your promise.

All we did
was reclaim from the town

what was yours
and what you had already
paid for.

Karl, they did
what they had to.

Nobody got hurt. He's right.

Now, they can build
the meeting house for us.

Isn't that what we all
hoped for?

No, I'm not going to stay here
and wait for Sykes and his men

to hurt the people
that I love.

The people
that I'm responsible for.

And that's what comes next.

And that's where I draw
the line.

I think we've wasted
your time and ours.

No matter where you go,

some narrow mind
will find you.

Unless you want to
hide in the woods.

But still living, Colonel.

Raising our children
the right way.

It's how you live
that's important, not where.

Kind of hard to keep the how
and the where that separate,
isn't it?

(Hannibal)
Now, Pastor,
we like you people.

We'd like to see you live
the way you want to live.

And we'd like to see it
happen right here.

It can. But you have to
hang in there.

Now, I never equated
the word "pacifist"
with the word "coward."

Let us try and help you
make a new life.

Right here.

If we fail,

nobody will argue if you
want to pack up and leave.

All right, Colonel.

One more time.
But it can't happen again.

Come on,
we're wasting time.

Let's build
this meeting house.

[whirring]

(B.A.)
Hey, man.

What are you doing, Face?

You're going to
mess up the nails.

My job was procuring them.

Not pounding them.

I'm a specialist,
B.A.

Specialists are
delicately tuned.

We're the sports cars
of mankind.

We don't pound.

Besides, these aren't nails.
These are railroad spikes.

You'd need a crew of gorillas
to pound these.

See that? Nothing to it.

Just try a little confidence.

Confidence?

[sighing]

Hey, Murdock,
give me a hand.

(Murdock)
Get back in line.

[German accent]
Undthese are the happy nuts,

undthese are the sad nuts.
Undthat is a dead nut.

Undthese are the nuts
waiting in line

to find out
what kind of nuts they are.

[speaking gibberish]

[speaking German]

[B.A. screaming]

B.A., never--never interrupt
a group therapy session.

One slip could ruin
a whole week's work.

I've seen patients,

successful patients,
like this nut here

goes flat as a newspaper
and start shaving the walls.

[grunting]

So this is what
you've been doing?

I knew you was
hiding something

and talking to things
in your pockets again.

I'm warning you.

Get rid of them nuts
and get to work!

B.A., I can help them.

I can bring them
out of the shadows
undinto the light.

Oh, man, talk about
living your life with a shell
around you. Oof.

I'm telling you, Murdock,
for the last time,

get to work!

It was a good thing
that you were wearing
your shell.

You might have got hurt.

[gasping]

[sighing]

[tires screeching]

Those guys are building
that meeting house again.

Well, get the guys. Let's go.

Sykes, ain't it time
you quit making this town

look like it was living
in the Middle Ages?

I'll settle with you later,
Frank.

If I were you,
I'd start thinking

about getting out
of this place.

We're getting
another minister.

It would be a shame
if his first task

was seeing you
leave this world.

[banging]

[inaudible]

[hammering]

[sighing]

(Hannibal)
Uh, I'd, uh, watch out
for that plank,

it's a little, uh...

[blowing]

weak.

Captain, didn't I tell you
to put a support
under that plank?

Well, I--I--I try
and remember, Colonel.

But there's just a sort of
blank spot there.

This guy's something.

Be careful.

You see, that's what comes
when you build
too close to the road.

Anything can crawl in.

Who the hell are you?

Pretty snappy comeback.

I asked you a question, boy.

Face, did he call me "boy"?

Yeah. No doubt about it.

This is definitely a force
to be reckoned with.

B.A., this is too long.

[grunting]

[wood clattering]

(Hannibal)
Now, captain, you can
use that in a little while

to put a brace
under that board

so no people come in here.

The way I see it,
we can handle this
one way or another.

We don't want freaks
like these people living here.

And if you were smart,

you'd clear out, too,
all of you. Right now.

Or else we'll clear you out.

Well, you start
anytime you're ready.

And we'll drop you off
at the hospital
when we're finished

if it will make it
any easier for you.

I, uh, don't think he liked
what you had to say, Colonel.

[engine starting]

Some people would complain

if you hang him
with a brand new rope.

They will be
back to fight.

Oh, I don't know.

Cowards love to talk
about what they'll never do.

But if they are,
we'll have something else
for them.

As violent as them?

We didn't do a thing.

But you would have?

We didn't.

You know, I'm ready
for anything, but I don't know
about going to this service.

I--I--I feel like
we're interfering.

We can't ignore
the generosity

of that reverend
letting them use
the church in town.

Besides, I'm not gonna
let these people

go into town
without an escort,
like it or not.

Right.

Okay.

You guys
got the sentry duty.

And I am loving it.

[truck engine revving]

*[organ playing]

Ollie, you can get
the hymnals out

of the back
and take them inside.

Let me give you
a hand here.

My mother wants me to do this
'cause I got in trouble.

Well, I helped you
get in trouble,

so I think it'll be okay
if I help you carry them in.

Uh, thanks a lot.

[muffled cries]

Put him in the bushes,
and let's go.

(Hannibal)
Face?

[Face groaning]

Face!

(Face)
Oh, God.

[groaning]

You okay, kid?

Yeah.

[panting]
They got Ollie.

We better get back
to the compound.

* In the spring,
spring, spring *

* When the birdies sing *

* The nuts fall off
the walls *

I was just singing a song.

* La-la-la-la-la *

[metallic clinking]

Somebody kicked
that tripwire we set.

Let's go!

[grunting]

Hold it!

We're not gonna have
any more trouble
out of you people, are we?

(B.A.)
You hurt that kid,
you're going to buy

more trouble
than you bargained for.

Thanks for the advice.

Now move it!
Back to the meeting house.

(Sykes)
All right, boys,
you know what to do.

Take a good look
at this, kid.

I don't want
you to forget it.

Let's go, boys!

Come on, guys,
let's go!

(Ollie)
No! No!

Hey, we'd better
get out of here.

Yeah, let's go.

Murdock, you got to
get out of here!

Murdock!

B.A.!

B.A.!

B.A.!

[B.A. groaning]

[B.A. panting]

[tires screeching]

B.A.

I don't know, Hannibal.
He took a lot of smoke.

He'll need some oxygen.

We, uh...

We--we tried
to take them out,

but they snuck up on us.
And, uh,

they had Ollie with them.
We couldn't do anything.
This kid saved us.

This kid's a hero.

(Hannibal)
We need a doctor.

(Karl)
There's a clinic in town.

(Hannibal)
Let's go.

(Hannibal)
Come on, Face!

Face!

Lookie here.
Must be an emergency.

Go check it out.

Go on.
You guys go with them.

[door slamming]

You ain't welcome here.

Hospital in next town
might take you
if you pay them enough.

Get out of my way, sucker.

Only way you're gonna
get in there is walk over me.

Walking ain't
what I had in mind.

[grunting]

What is going on out here?

This kid's been in a fire.
He needs help.

Take him inside.
Get him on O2. Stat.

I wouldn't help that brat
if I was you, Doc.

Oh, you boys. You just go
from bad to worse!

What are you
going to do next?

Get off my property!

Your son's
going to be fine.

He's a strong boy.

Oh, thank God.

And I'm sorry

but your means
are just not the means
we can live with.

So, as soon as Ollie here
is ready to travel,
we're all going to travel.

There's no further discussion
as far as I'm concerned.

So, please,
just leave us alone.

Well, we got your
meeting house built
for you, Karl.

I hope you don't
get it kicked out
from under you.

Let's go,
guys.

This one
didn't work out.

Yeah, you're a real
appreciative guy.

They took the kid
to Doc Forrest.

We tried
to stop them,
Kale.

We just lost,
that's all.

The way they just drove out,
maybe we didn't lose
so bad, huh?

Does it look to you
like it looks to me?

Maybe.
Maybe not.

Guess we won't get
a rematch.

We'll do the
next best thing.

Hannibal, look,
I--I know we got fired.
And...

And I know that, uh,

you can't lead a horse
to water and all that.
But...

Are we gonna just
cut and run here?

I--I can't believe this.

We can't let
the local talent
in this town

go around saying
they whipped the A-Team.

B.A.,
take a left up here.

Face, we were fired.

We don't work
for them anymore.

We work for us.

We're going to
go back there

and take Kale
and his sleaze-balls

and teach them
a little A-Team religion.

Right flank.

Murdock,
left flank.

Go, B.A.

All right.
Let's get it done.

[Kale laughing]

Look at this.
They're getting
here just in time

to find out how much
they don't want
to be here.

What are you doing
here again, today?

Is this the kind of thing
that makes you feel
like a brave man?

I'll take this place
down once and for all.

That's what
I'm doing here,
you freak.

You've been
around here too long.

Eric, stop it.

[grunting]

[gun fires]

You meant
to do me harm.

[gun firing]

Drop the sparklers,
Sykes.

You're not going to touch
one inch of this lumber.

What gives you
the right?

[gun firing]

Now, the A-Team put this up,
and we're going to defend it.

And you're not
going to touch it,
except over my dead body.

And you are a long,
long shot from that, pal.

[gun fires]

Hold your fire!
He's got a woman.

[gun firing]

Let's get out of here!

All right,
you're a tough guy,
take your best shot.

Not bad.

[grunting]

Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh.

Next one's right between
the horns, fellas.

If anyone needs
medical attention,

I'm sure Dr. Forrest
in town will help you out.

State police
have been called.

They should be here
right away.

Just don't let these
crumb-balls loose
until they get here.

We didn't expect you
to come back.

You don't
understand us.

You can build
your meeting house now.

You don't need
our help.

Here?

After this?

Why not?

Sykes and his buddies
will be in jail
for a long time.

You're safe

and you've earned it.

Earned it?

With all the anger
and destruction
and injury around us?

Not even you can believe
we earned it with that.

Are you expecting me
to thank you?

No.

No. Even though you're
one of the most

narrow-minded
men I've ever met
in your own way,

I admire you for
one thing, Karl.

You don't change
your tune when you win.

Most people do.

Did it ever occur to you

where people
like you would be

without people like us?

Have a safe trip,
Colonel.

Hannibal,
I hate waiting around
to watch the end.

These cops can
make a U-turn and
come back for us.

We should be out
of the state by now.

Well, I'm sorry, Face,

but I just had to
put the period to this one.

That guy Karl,
he's funny.

You know, Hannibal,

I don't understand
this guy.

Lets people
walk all over him.

He won't even
fight back.

He is kind of
hard to figure.

But then again,
there are lots of ways
to look at everything.

Oh, great.
Hannibal's on the couch.

Now we're going
to get one of his
lessons in psychology.

I could use
one of those.

I get lost sometimes.

Go ahead, Colonel.

Speak to Murdock, please.

Explain the
meaning of the world
to a troubled traveler.

Well, for 5,000 years,

men have been
fighting each other.

Can we get out of here?

I'm getting kind of hungry.

I know a great little
fast-food place
just across the border.

Shh!

We are the soldiers.

It falls to us
to protect the rights
of others.

A guy like Karl

can be hard
to understand.

But it's good that
we can do what we do

to protect his freedom
to do what he feels is best.

There is some really
heavy stuff there, Colonel.

I mean, that's some really
meaningful insights there.

I am getting some really
meaningful insights.
I am. I really am.

It'll take about
an hour to get there.

Now, I know the guy
who works in the kitchen--

It's just society's
electricity, guys.

The freedom to think.

People's thoughts
are the most elusive
and the most valuable.

And the soldiers pay
the price to protect it.

That is beautiful.
That is beautiful.

I see things
more clearly now.

Am I the only one
who's hungry here?

B.A.,
aren't you hungry?

No, man.

I've been eating
Murdock's pecans.

Colonel,

I have learned

an important lesson today.
I have.

I have learned that,
as a soldier,

it is my duty
to protect others

from mean,

mangy brutes

who seek to swallow them.

Now give me back...

Give me those nuts!