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(people chattering)
(engines humming)
(engines whirring)
Three laps to go this time by.
Can Luke Wallace hang on for the win?
We know these drivers have very different
philosophies on how they'll race each other.
Luke has never been a dirty driver,
but if he wants to win this race,
he's gonna have to move this lap car.
If not,
then he's gonna be the one moved by Shooter Jones.
That 98 car's holding up Luke, big time.
Shooter Jones gets into Luke.
There's contact.
(engines whirring) (tense music)
They're battling hard.
Shooter is not giving Luke an inch.
- [Announcer] White flag in the air this time by.
One lap to go.
- I'm gonna tear this guy a new asshole.
- Son of a bitch.
- [Announcer] And Jones spins him out.
Shooter Jones is gonna win the race.
- Hey, sorry, Luke.
Just got a little loose, buddy.
(melancholy music)
(melancholy music continues)
(envelope rattling)
(melancholy music continues)
(lively music)
- What?
- Courtney broke up with me man.
- What?
Dude, I am so sorry.
- We didn't really connect much lately anyway.
- Well, you uh,
definitely dodged a bullet on that one, my man.
That's all I can say.
- The thing is, man, I'm 29.
Don't have any kids, no wife.
When I was a younger, man,
I saw myself having a family by 25.
- Whoa, 25?
What?
Dude, no, you're looking at this all wrong.
All right, you just said it yourself.
You don't have any wife or kids.
That's a good thing.
- The thing is, man, I want that.
I, I wanna find the right lady.
I, I wanna start a family.
I just feel like, I'm running outta time.
- Running out of time?
Dude, you're in the prime years of your life.
You don't need that kind of shit
dragging you down right now.
- It ain't dragging me down, Earl.
I want that.
I don't want to be 70 years old one day.
No wife, kids don't come see me.
Hell, maybe, can't even wipe my own ass.
- Look dude, I get it, all right?
But if you want to be a family man right now,
you can go ahead and kiss any freedoms you got goodbye.
- Say Earl, you think I'm too nice of a person?
- Uh, maybe you're a little nicer
than you should be sometimes.
- What do you mean?
- Look, I'm just saying, you know,
maybe people should treat you the way that you treat them.
You know, if someone's not nice to you
you don't have to be nice to them back.
- Been a nice guy so long
I don't even know how to begin to be a bad one.
- Let me ask you something, Lukey.
You an ass man or a tit man?
- What? Why?
- Because, you gotta know that
before you can know who you really are, right?
To get where you want to get in life,
you gotta figure out which one you are.
- Still don't understand.
- Okay, look, look, look.
A tit man, right?
Your average, ordinary, boring kind of guy, right?
The kind of guy who lets people walk all over him
just 'cause he's scared of confrontation.
All right, that's a guy, he,
he cares too much about what other people think.
An ass man, however, he lives life on his own terms.
All right, he'll stand up for himself
no matter who it pisses off.
An ass man, he don't take shit from nobody.
- Which one are you?
- I am a foot man.
But you're not ready for all that yet.
- Well, guess what else happened today?
- What?
Sheesh.
You really did have a bad day, huh?
- You can say that again?
- How, how were you gonna get the money?
- [Luke] That's a good question.
Well I guess I'm gonna enter this sim race.
Pays 20 grand.
- Hell yeah, that sounds like a good plan to me.
- Yeah, I thought so, too.
Only problem is I usually race fixed setups.
This one's open setups
and I won't have a chance if I have a crew chief
and I just...
- Huh?
You know, I think I know someone you could talk to, man.
- Who?
- Your boss, man.
- Boss man's retired, man.
You know that.
- Well unretire him, man.
Now think about it, dude.
(motor humming)
(aerosol can spraying)
- You're late.
- I'm right on time.
- Ole Gary brought his car in.
Need you to change some of the sheet metal on it.
- Yeah, he's always in here.
I'll get around to it.
I was wanting to ask you something though.
- Yeah?
- I found out I owe 9,600 on the house,
so I'm entering this sim race.
Pays 20 grand.
Only way I'll have a chance if I have a crew chief.
- No sir.
Stop right there, son.
I am retired.
- Come on, man.
What happened to Bootie Burns, the legend,
the guy who wrote the rules?
- Did you see what happened last time I was crew chief?
We couldn't even crack the top 30.
- Maybe you just needed a better driver.
- A long time ago, son.
Told you, I'm retired.
- Guess people are right
when they say you're just old and washed up.
- Take that back.
- You take it back.
This is your chance.
You quit racing
'cause people said you were old and washed up.
Come back and prove 'em wrong.
- I would love an opportunity to prove them wrong.
You know it?
- That's Bootie Burns.
That's the legend, Bootie.
Look, be my crew chief.
- If I decide to be your crew chief, if I decide,
I want full control of the setup and of the pit strategy,
and I want half that 20 grand.
- Done.
What do you say?
(determined music)
320 drivers are trying to qualify for the race.
All trying to win $20,000.
Only 43 will get in.
I have to finish in the top five
in a qualifying race to advance.
If I somehow miss the top five,
there's still the last chance qualifier.
- [Announcer] Today we'll see 40 of the best drivers
compete in eight qualifying races
to find out who will advance to the World 500.
- [Announcer] Yes, Evan,
these drivers have battled for a chance at $20,000,
so there's going to be a ton of action.
- [Announcer] The lights are off on the pace car.
One lap until we take the green flag.
(engines humming)
- All right, you're in sixth place
and we're gaining three-tenths a lap on the leader.
Car seems to come in on the long run.
- That's how I set it up.
To be the fastest car on the track late in the run.
- [Announcer] Shooter Jones continues to lead the race,
but Luke Wallace has been the fastest car on track.
- Jerry, where's Luke?
He's coming fast.
- We're set up for the short run.
Green flag racing ain't helping us.
- Keep it up, Luke, you're catching the leader.
- [Announcer] Don't look now,
but Luke Wallace has pulled within a second
of Shooter Jones.
- You might as well let him go here, Shooter.
He's way faster than us.
- Let him go, my ass.
- [Announcer] And look up front, they're side by side.
And it's Shooter in the wall!
Put Luke Wallace to the point.
He's in the lead.
Green flag pit stops are now underway.
- We're gonna have to pit here soon.
- All right, just let me know when.
- Come in this time by.
(tense music)
(tense music continues)
- And Luke maintains the lead after pinning.
- [Shooter] Damn.
- All right, Luke, only 30 more laps.
- Jerry, how far is Luke?
- He's about three seconds ahead of ya.
We need a caution.
- You're coming up on some lap cars here.
Just stay consistent.
- [Announcer] Trouble, and Novak spins.
- That's what we needed.
- There won't be enough laps
for Luke's setup to come in now.
- Jerry, that's why we always set up the short run.
- All right, everybody's gonna pit here,
so we're coming in to get some new tires.
- But we're leading.
- Listen, we'll be faster than him, okay?
- All right, you're the crew chief.
(tense music)
- [Announcer] And Shooter beats Luke off of pit row.
- Son of a bitch!
- Good job, boys.
It's a done deal now.
- What the hell was that?
- Calm down now, it's okay.
- How do you expect me to calm down, man?
We just lost the lead.
- I made some good tire pressure adjustments
that'll help down around on the track.
You'll be faster than him, trust me.
- You said we were good on the long run.
We have seven laps to go.
- Yeah, now go pass him.
- [Announcer] Now we know Luke
is going to have the fastest car here,
but will he be able to get around Shooter?
- [Announcer] Green flag in the air
as Shooter Jones leads Luke Wallace.
It looks like Wallace is the faster car
between him and Jones.
- [Announcer] Doesn't matter if he's faster
because Shooter Jones has taking away his line.
The only way that Luke is gonna win this
is to move Shooter out of the way.
- He's too much of a pushover to spin me out.
- Son of a bitch.
- You're faster than him but he's taking away your line.
- If he's gonna take away my line
I'm gonna go on the outside.
- [Announcer] Two laps to go.
They're side by side.
- I'm gonna put him in the wall.
- Wallace is in the as they take the white flag!
Shooter Jones is gonna win the race
after putting Luke Wallace in the wall.
- And what a controversial finish.
Luckily for Luke Wallace, he held on to finish eighth,
so he'll have one more chance to get into the World 500
through the last chance qualifier next week,
but that's not a position he wants to be in.
- Yeah, I got a letter that my house
is gonna be foreclosed in on the next 30 days
if I don't pay the next balance.
Is there any way I can get an extension on this?
- [Banker] I'm sorry, Mr. Wallace,
your account is in delinquency.
- All right, have a nice day.
(melancholy music)
(melancholy music continues)
- It looks like a painting out there, doesn't it?
- Yeah, I'd, I'd buy it.
- I'm June.
- Luke.
I like that name.
- Really?
- Yeah, it's, it's different.
- Hm, I've always hated it.
- Why?
- It's the name of a month.
- I think it's cute.
At least your name's not Karen.
- Yeah, I guess that would be worse.
- It'd suck being a nice lady named Karen nowadays.
- What are the odds that you'll go streaking down there?
- What?
- No, that's not how it works.
Come on, I ask who the odds are
and you're supposed to tell me the odds.
Like 1 in 10, 1 in 1,000, anything.
And then we count to three,
say a number between those odds,
and if we say the same number you have to do it.
- Seems easy enough.
- So, Mr. Luke,
what are the odds you'll go streaking down there?
- 1 in 100, at least.
- Okay, on three.
One.
- [Both] Two, three.
- 10. - 15.
See, you don't have to do it
since we didn't say the same number.
- Your turn.
- Let's see.
What's the craziest thing I can think of?
What are the odds that you get a tattoo
of anything I choose?
- That is the craziest thing you can think of?
Um, 1 in 25.
One.
- [Both] Two, three,
- 25. - 8.
So close.
- So what do you do?
- I work on race cars at a race shop.
- Oh, that sounds like fun.
- Yeah, I enjoy it.
I grew up on racing so it's practically in my blood.
- That's awesome.
I love racing.
- You love racing?
- Yes, I have ever since I was a kid.
Actually I do this thing,
it's called sim racing, in my free time.
- That is crazy.
I do, too. - No way.
- Yeah, I actually got a big race coming up, but-
- Which, which race?
- World 500.
- Oh my god, I'm in that, too.
- Well, I gotta race in the last chance qualifier
'cause I got beat by Shooter Jones last race.
- Hate that guy.
- Tell me about it.
- But, I'm already qualified.
- Well look at you.
Looks like you're my new competition.
- Looks like I am.
What are the odds you'll hang out with me today?
- 1 in 10.
- Hm, one.
- [Both] Two, three.
- 8. - 10.
I lose.
- It's all right, I'll still hang out with you.
(upbeat music)
(upbeat music continues)
♪ This girl went to town at night ♪
♪ She got blinded by the fancy lights ♪
♪ She realized you cannot wait to live till tomorrow ♪
♪ This other girl stayed at the yard ♪
♪ She found all the things you have to know about life ♪
♪ What if Jesus had a brother ♪
♪ Singin' Sunny Tuesday 'cause Sunday's rainin' ♪
♪ And I can't avoid to hear the answers knocking on my door ♪
♪ Fearless lady, ring the doorbell ♪
♪ I'll be sitting in the living room with these ironic words ♪
♪ Oh oh ♪
(upbeat music)
- I hope you had fun today.
- I did.
- Maybe we can hang out again?
- I'd like that.
- She's pretty as a peach, Earl.
- Yeah, yeah, okay,
but how pretty, on a scale from 1 to 10?
- I'd say a nine, easy.
- Oh, nine, nice, nice, nice.
Cut off contact with her immediately.
- What? Why?
- Because she's crazy.
- You've never even met her.
- Uh, that's irrelevant.
You just said that she's a nine.
- [Luke] So?
- Oh, Lukey, everybody knows,
the hotter the girl, the crazier she is.
Okay, personally, I prefer a six to a seven.
A perfect balance between looks and mental stability.
- Earl, not all girls are the same.
There's something about this girl.
We have a connection.
She might be the one.
- Ugh, yeah, no.
That, that right there,
that is the difference between you and me.
You're out here searching for the perfect connection
and I'm just looking for someone
who enjoys a little toe sucking.
- Well I asked her to hang out tomorrow, and we are.
- What?
No, no, no, no, no.
Dude, you do not ask the girl that you like to hang out.
Okay, that's the quickest way
to the finish line in the friend zone.
- So you're telling me
she thinks we're just hanging out as friends tomorrow?
Son of a bitch?
(melancholy music)
- Is this the house you were telling me about?
- Sure is.
- Can we go inside?
- For sure, that's why we're here.
- Imagine everything that's happened here.
- Yeah, it's, it's crazy.
- If you could change something like 10 years ago,
what would you change?
- Good question.
Well, my dad was a race car driver
and a few years ago he died in a crash.
So maybe I'd go back, tell him to stop racing.
- And I think I just go back and not date my ex.
- Why?
What happened?
- I trusted him.
I got into the relationship way too fast
and he was great at first,
and then he was trying to show his temper.
At first it was just throwing things and yelling
and then he started to beat me.
- How long were y'all together for?
- Three years.
- Wow.
- And he isolated me from my friends and family,
so I didn't have anyone to talk to about it.
But I got the courage to leave.
I waited for him to go drinking
and just packed up all my stuff.
Wound up here.
- I'm sorry.
You don't deserve that.
- It's okay.
I mean, it's been a year,
so it's probably good to talk about it.
- Well, I'm glad you got away from him.
- I haven't told many people about that.
- I'm glad you can trust me.
- Can I be up front with you though?
- Yeah, of course.
- So I had a lot of fun today and I really like you,
but I'm not, I'm not looking for a relationship.
Is that okay?
- Yeah, yeah.
It's okay.
- Thanks.
(melancholy music)
- She's crazy, man.
- No she's not, Earl.
- Yo, trust me.
All right, not over her ex, emotional issues,
doesn't want a relationship.
Uh-uh, no.
You don't want that kind of trouble dude.
- There is no trouble, man.
You don't know anything about her.
- I, I know that she's a nine.
You said it yourself, you want a family.
She doesn't even want a relationship.
- She doesn't know what she wants.
- You got the blinders on, my man.
- I don't have the blinders on.
This girl's special.
We have a connection.
I can feel it.
She's not crazy.
And plus, she races.
- Oh.
- I really hate it when you make that face.
- When are you gonna see her again?
- That's the other thing.
Sent her a text message
to see if she wanted to go to the beach on Saturday,
but she hasn't replied.
- Call her and ask.
You know how many dudes are out here
trying to entice her with their rub and tug mentality.
All right, you want her,
you gotta go get her before you become an afterthought.
Speaking of which, have you thought about it yet?
- Thought about what?
- Ass, tits?
- I'm telling you, man, I told you.
That's not, that's not gonna help me any.
- Oh man.
All right, you wanna win this race?
You wanna win over June?
- [Luke] Of course.
- Then you gotta figure this shit out.
(Luke exhales)
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
- Uh, hey June, it's, it's Luke.
- Hey, how's it going?
- Uh it's, it's going.
I was calling to see if you got my text from earlier.
- Yeah, I thought I responded.
- Oh, weird.
Maybe it didn't go through.
- Really?
Oh, I'm sorry.
- Oh, don't worry about it.
I uh, I was calling to see
if maybe you wanted to go to the beach on Saturday?
- Yeah, I'm not doing anything.
- Awesome.
Well I'll see you on Saturday then.
- Okay.
- All right, catch you on the flip side.
- Bye.
(hopeful music)
(hopeful music continues)
Something that annoys you?
- Oh, easy.
I hate when people always ask
what you're doing with the rest of your life.
Like, "Oh are you going back to college?"
Or- - Right.
- Or, "What's your career?"
- Well if I were you I'd avoid family reunions,
there's no way you're gonna make it through one of those.
- Right, it's like trying to avoid zombies.
- I remember when I got my job at the race shop.
I noticed people stopped asking.
I guess they figure I got my life figured out
or hell, probably just gave a hope on me.
- Well what's your dream?
- My dream was to be a race car driver.
But I don't really have one anymore.
- Come on, you have to have a dream.
I mean everyone does.
It's what keeps you going.
- My dream died a long time ago.
How bout you, what's your dream?
- I just want to be remembered.
- Be remembered?
- Yeah, like when I die, I want people to remember me.
I don't wanna just disappear, you know?
- Never really thought about it like that.
- My dream is not to be a fisherman.
I mean, this is kind of boring.
- Nah June, fishing ain't boring.
Just gotta be patient.
Fishing's kinda like finding a soulmate, takes time.
Sometimes it feels like you're just sitting around
wasting your time, but it's really all about journey.
Sooner or later somebody will come in your life
and be worth the wait.
You'll feel it.
- Oh my God, I think I got something.
- Well, reel it in.
- I'm trying! - Keep reeling.
Yep.
- Yay. - It's awesome.
Rock and roll.
Not too much longer to the parking lot.
- Why do you think it's too late to be a race car driver?
- Jane, it costs a lot of money to be a race car driver
and plus, it's a dumb dream anyway.
- I mean if you won the 20K you could start racing.
- Yeah, even if I do win the 20K,
yeah, I already gotta spend it on my house.
- Why?
- Well, I inherited the house after my parents died
and thought it was paid off,
but a few weeks ago I got a letter in the mail from the bank
saying I owe $9,600, well, by July 2nd.
So if I don't pay 'em, they're gonna take the house.
- Geez.
Must have been a surprise.
- You can say that again.
- I mean, it's too bad I'm gonna win.
- Guess we'll see about that.
- I didn't think I'd see these two backmarkers
on the street today.
- That was real nice racing
at the end of that last qualifying race.
- Hey, rubbins racing.
- That was dirty driving and you know it, Shooter.
- Listen here you little son of a bitch,
if you do qualify for that race,
you better stay outta my way.
That 20 grand's mine.
That goes for you, too, cutie.
- If you're gonna win the 20,000,
you're gonna have to go through me.
- Ha!
Hey Luke, where'd all the smoke come from?
- What smoke?
(engine revving)
(tense music)
(engines revving)
- [Announcer] This is the last chance for these drivers
to make it into the race and have a chance to win $20,000.
- One lap until green.
- All right, let's get it.
- [Announcer] Green flag in the air.
Let's go racing.
(engines whirring)
- Car's fast.
- You're 13th.
You need to get up to third.
18 laps to go.
You're doing good.
- [Announcer] Luke Wallace
has just raced his way into the top 10,
but will he have enough time to get to the top three
to qualify in?
- [Announcer] Time is of the essence,
and if you're Luke Wallace right now, you need a caution.
- We're in seventh, 10 laps to go.
- Driving as hard as I can.
- You're 4.4 Seconds behind third place
and gaining three tenths per lap.
You're not gonna have enough laps.
- All that traffic comes up.
- We need a caution.
- [Announcer] Eight laps to go and John Adams
has pulled away for the race lead,
but who will into the final transfer position?
It looks like Luke Wallace is running out of time.
- [Announcer] And they're wrecking!
This is the caution he needed.
Luke Wallace makes it through!
- We're back in it.
- That's what we need.
How are the tires?
- All right, car's not tight yet.
- I think everybody will pit here.
We're gonna stay out.
- [Announcer] And as the pit lane opens,
how many cars do we think are gonna come in for service?
- [Announcer] I think it depends on track position.
If you're up front,
you have to come in and get four new tires.
But if you're a little bit further back
like Luke Wallace is, I might gamble and not pit.
- [Announcer] That's the gamble.
Luke Wallace stays out.
- Well we're in the lead, but now we're a sitting duck.
- There's only gonna be two laps to go.
We can hold them off.
Just get a good restart here
and don't worry about 'em behind you.
- This race will down to a two lap shoot out next time by.
Only the three will advance.
(tense music)
(tense music continues)
- [Announcer] Luke is getting eaten up
by the cars with fresh tires,
but can he stay in the top three?
- Stay calm.
- [Announcer] The race is on for the final transfer spot.
It's neck and neck coming to the line.
- Did I get him?
- You got him.
- [Announcer] Wallace barely advances to the World 500.
- All right, we're done.
- She is all done.
Thought about race strategy for race next week?
- Well of course I thought about a strategy.
- What you thinking?
- Thinking we're gonna set the car up again
for the long run.
There's gonna be a lot of drivers.
There's gonna be a lot of long runs.
- Well, worked last week.
- Hm.
- Can I ask you something?
- Yeah.
- Think I'd be a good race car driver.
- Well you're a good sim racer.
If you're anything like that in real life,
then yeah, I think you'd be a great driver.
- Maybe I gave up on racing too soon.
- Maybe it's not too late.
- Bootie, you know much it costs to race, man.
It's a pipe dream.
- Well, I've seen you race, son.
You're good, special.
Maybe one day you'll get your shot.
- I appreciate that.
- [Bootie] Yes sir.
- Hope you're ready to win that 20 grand next week.
- Oh hell yes, son.
- Well, bout to head out.
- All right.
- Catch you tomorrow.
- All right, son.
♪ Thoughts are swimming through my mind ♪
- So how'd it go with June?
- Oh, it went good.
- I bet you 20 bucks I win this game.
- You're on.
- So is she into you or what?
- She uh,
she acts interested but still trying to figure her out.
- Yeah, I don't know man.
- What now, Earl?
- Sounds to me like she's stringing you along.
- No.
- But, just see for what it is man.
All right, this girl, she's stringing you along
'cause she just really needs attention right now.
- I know what it's like to be strung along.
That's not what's happening here.
- Oh.
Well have you farted in front of her yet?
- No, Earl, I haven't.
- Well see, now that is the true test.
All right, you fart in front of her
and she's not grossed out, then that means she's into you.
Aw shit, bullseye.
- Yeah, I don't think farting in front of June's
gonna tell me anything.
- Do you know how many times I've done this test?
It works, all right?
- So that's how you can tell
if the girl's interested in you or not?
- Yeah.
Right, the next time we hang out,
if she's giving me mixed signals,
I wait till it's nice and quiet
and I just let a little one slip out.
And if she's grossed out then it wasn't meant to be.
All right, last throw.
You need a a bullseye to win.
Yeah, good luck, man.
- Watch and learn.
- Geez. - Bullseye.
Come on, pay up. - Unbelievable.
- Pay up. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- [Shooter] Good thing you play darts,
'cause you damn sure can't drive a race car.
- Shooter, what are you doing here?
- Come on now.
Thought you'd be hanging out
with your washed up crew chief anyway today.
- What's your problem, man?
- Don't have a problem.
Hey by the way, where's that hot ass friend of yours?
I wanna buy her a beer.
You watch your damn mouth.
- What are you gonna do about it?
- Jesus.
- Yeah, help.
Can you help?
Earl, come on, Earl.
- [Earl] Jesus Christ, Shooter, get off of him!
Get outta here!
All right, take that shit somewhere else.
- I'll see you on race day.
You hear me?
(intense rock music)
(lively music)
- [Luke] Here, make yourself at home.
Sit on the couch if you like.
- Okay.
I can tell this is your parents' house
by how it's decorated.
- Yeah, haven't really gotten around to fixing it.
Guess it doesn't really feel right yet, you know?
- Must have been hard losing both your parents.
- Yeah, it was.
My mom was in pretty bad shape for a while
so I was kind of expecting it,
but my dad it was,
it was a shock so it was pretty hard.
- Well it's a nice house they left you with.
- [Luke] What about your parents?
- Oh, my mom got pregnant in high school
so my dad has nothing to do with me.
It's basically my grandmother raised me
until she passed away.
- Well, looks like they did all right.
- Do you ever wish you lived back in the '80s?
- No, not really.
Do you?
- Yeah, I mean, think about it.
No cell phones, no social media.
I mean it'd be so different.
- Yeah, it would be different.
It's weird, when I think about the 1980s,
I feel like it was 20 years ago.
It was really 40 years ago.
- Right, and look how far society's come in those 40 years.
- Imagine we'll be like 40 years from now.
- Huh, where do you think we'll be 40 years from now?
- 40 Years from now I'll be 69.
I don't know what I'll be doing.
I just, I'm not doing it alone.
- Hello?
Hey.
Oh nothing, just, I'm hanging with a friend.
No.
What are you up to?
Oh, that sounds so fun.
We should go get something to eat or something on Wednesday.
I'm not a huge fan of Chinese.
Yes, that would be perfect.
- Just a friend?
- That's what she said, man.
- No, no man.
Now that sounds like code
for some dude who asked her out on a date
in the frozen food aisle of Publix.
- Seemed like I wasn't even there.
- [Earl] No, I know what we should do.
- What's that?
- Wednesday, you, me,
we follow her and figure out who this dude is.
- What the hell is your problem, Earl?
I'm not a damn stalker.
- It's not stalking, it's investigating.
- No, that is literally the definition of stalking.
Ah man, I don't think it matters after that phone call.
She acted like I was invisible.
- Hey, where's the optimism, huh?
You've been positive about this girl
since the day you met her.
- Yeah, that was until last night.
- Oh well, let's analyze the situation, my man.
Right, you don't know if she likes you
the way that you like her.
Therefore, we gotta figure that out.
Okay, so next time you guys are together,
you gotta make your intentions clear.
You gotta kiss her.
- What if she rejects me?
- [Earl] Well, then it wasn't meant to be, Luke.
Right, but at least you'll know for sure then.
- [June] It's a cute area.
- Yeah, haven't really brought anybody out here.
Kind of place I just come to think.
- If you were offered $3 million to push a button
and it killed someone randomly in the world,
would you do it?
- There a limit how many times I can press this button?
- Would you press it?
- Mm, it's $3 million.
- Yeah.
Imagine what we can do with 3 million.
- You could be a race car driver.
- Too bad the button ain't real.
- Hey, there's only a week left until the race.
- You mean, 'till I win.
- No, you're delusional.
- What would you do with the money anyway?
- Go to school so I wouldn't have to be a call center worker
the rest of my life.
- Seems fair enough?
- If you had to wreck me in order to win, would you?
- Easy answer.
- Well what would you do?
- What would you do?
- No, I asked you first.
- Well, don't think you'll be near the front anyway.
Don't think we'll have to worry about that too much.
- Oh, we'll see about that.
- Guess we will, huh?
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♪ It's been a long time ♪
♪ Since we danced all night ♪
♪ Blew through the lights ♪
♪ It's been a long time ♪
♪ Wanna take you out ♪
♪ We can make it right ♪
♪ Don't wanna be alone anywhere ♪
♪ Even you will think that it's fair ♪
♪ I'm still looking for someone I can share ♪
♪ All the things that really goes inside ♪
♪ Oh save me, baby ♪
♪ I just wanna see something here ♪
♪ Tease me, baby ♪
♪ Oh now I'm going after you ♪
(upbeat music)
(chill music)
- Um, um, how'd it go with your friend the other day?
- What?
- Uh, your friend that you were on the phone with.
- Oh.
No, uh, something came up.
She couldn't hang out.
- Oh, well, that sucks.
- Oh no, she's always so flaky,
so I'm sure we'll hang out another time.
- Yeah.
Sounds like fun.
- [June] Are you an only child?
- Yeah, sure am.
- I have a brother,
but he's like nine years younger than me,
so I know what it's like to be an only child.
- Which one you like better?
- Well, only child is great
because you get all the attention,
but I think I like my brother.
He's family, you know.
Someone to be close to.
- Yeah, in the back of my mind,
that's something I'm kind of scared of,
'cause I don't have any other siblings.
Don't wanna end up alone.
- Don't you want any kids?
- Yeah, that's, that's one reason why.
So somebody will take care of me when I get older, you know?
How about you?
Want any kids?
- Yeah.
Not right now though.
How many are you thinking?
- I don't know.
At least one.
- I want two.
And I want to have them close together
so they can grow up together.
- Yeah, seems important.
- But it's getting late so I should probably get going.
- Yeah.
Yeah, I'll walk you out.
I wish you could stay longer.
- I had a great time.
- Remember when you asked what I'd change
if I could go back 10 years?
- Yeah, you said you'd stop your dad from racing.
- I think I changed my mind.
- [June] Why?
- If I go back 10 years, I don't think I'd change anything.
And um,
good or bad has brought me right here in this moment.
Finding out I owe money on the house.
My girlfriend breaking up with me.
If none of that would've happened,
I don't think I would've been at the beach that day
when I met you.
I don't thing we ever would have crossed paths.
I love you.
I shouldn't have said that.
- No it, it's fine.
I gotta go.
♪ Downtown at night ♪
♪ I have a good place to hide ♪
♪ Neon glowing and satellites ♪
♪ What's the cost of getting lost ♪
♪ Let's find out and I'm signing off ♪
♪ Again ♪
♪ And again ♪
♪ Again ♪
♪ And again ♪
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♪ Another morning we ♪
- That was bullshit advice, Earl.
- Well, I didn't tell you to go say, "I love you."
That's a rookie mistake, man.
- But I do love her.
- Yeah, well that doesn't mean you say it.
- Man, why can't people just express their selves?
Say what they feel.
- Yeah, well, the woman is a mysterious creature, Luke.
- I don't think it's gonna work out, man.
- No, no, she kissed you.
It means she feels something.
- I don't know, man.
- Well, have you figured it out yet?
- Figured what out?
- If you are ass man or a tit man?
- No Earl, I haven't figured it out.
- Well, there you go.
All right, I have told you over and over again,
to get where you want in life, you gotta figure that out.
And yet you still haven't.
- I don't know what ass and tits is gonna do for me.
- Oh Lukey, it's more than just ass or tits.
All right, it's about figuring shit out.
It's about life.
Listen man, you said it yourself, right?
You're too nice of a guy.
You wanna overcome that, you gotta shit figure out.
- Maybe you're right.
- Hey, good luck on your race tonight.
Go win that damn money, would you?
- It's time for all the hard work to pay off.
- That was after my last race.
Finally get a chance to show them who's boss.
Prove them wrong.
- It's your chance to show 'em why you're the legend.
- Car's gonna drive a little loose when you start out.
I want you to drive her
like she's got an egg under the throttle.
- Hey, loose is fast.
- Car to beat tomorrow is gonna be Shooter Jones.
I saw his practice times.
He's gonna be a couple tenths faster than everybody.
- We can beat him.
- You're damn right we can,
because I am the best crew chief
and you are the best driver.
The only way he can beat you is to wreck you.
(intense music) (announcer chattering)
(intense music) (crowd cheering)
(intense music)
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- [Announcer] Good afternoon, race fans.
Today is the day that we watch 43 of the best sim racers
fight it out for $20,000.
- [Stadium Announcer] Gentlemen, start your engines.
(engines revving)
- [Announcer] And don't forget,
Luke Wallace is gonna be starting today's race in the rear
because he had to qualify in through that LCQ.
- [Announcer] Yeah,
and that was all thanks to Shooter Jones
who took him out on the last lap of that heat race.
But this is gonna be really tough
coming from the back to win this.
That's almost impossible.
(engines whirring)
(nails tapping)
- Hi.
- Oh, sorry. - Hi.
Can I have a beer?
- I don't know.
Can you?
- I hope so.
- There you go.
- Thank you. - Mm-hm.
- [Announcer] I'll tell you who does look fast so far
and that's June Langley.
She's starting this race in 16th,
has already driven her way up to second.
- Catching Shooter.
- [Announcer] Shooter Jones right now
is getting held up by lap cars.
- That lap car's slowing down.
(tires screeching)
- [Announcer] Trouble in turn four,
the race leader involved.
- Your a damn lap car.
Get out the way and that won't happen.
- Come pit here.
- Shit's plowing like a dump truck.
- I'll make some adjustments here.
- Well if it stays like this, we don't have a chance.
- Don't worry,
I'm gonna take some wedge out and go up on the track bar.
That should give us some speed.
- All right.
Do what you gotta do.
- Damn it.
- Are you pulling for him?
- Oh yeah.
That's my best friend, Luke Wallace.
Yeah, he uh, he started out as a regular at the bar one day.
- [Brittany] Uh-huh.
- And one day I just started talking to him,
bought him a buttery nipple and the rest is history.
- A buttery nipple?
- Yeah, it's a shot that, uh,
oh, maybe that's why he is such a tit guy.
- A tit guy?
- Um, I've kind of been a a life coach to him recently.
- Mm, a spirit guide? - You know?
Yeah, exactly. - Yeah.
- You know, and he just,
he acts like a tit guy and I want him to be an ass man
and he doesn't get that I'm a foot guy and,
uh, I'm Earl, by the way.
- Hi, uh, Brittany.
- Brittany. - Yeah.
My friends call me Britt.
- Britt. - You can call me BB.
- BB. - Yeah.
- [Earl] You wanna take a shot, BB?
- Is it free?
- [Earl] Can be.
- Then yes.
- [Announcer] I'll tell you what,
the battle for the lead was heating up before that caution,
so we'll see right here
if June Langley can challenge Shooter on this restart.
- Damn it, we were speeding.
- Just calm down.
It's early, we got enough time to come back.
- Okay.
- [Announcer] It looks like Luke Wallace got caught speeding
on that last pit stop.
He will be sent to the end of the longest line.
(engines whirring)
- [Announcer] It looks like shooter's car is loose.
- She's not fast enough to pass me.
(engines whirring)
- Damn it.
- [Announcer] Giving shooter a challenge,
Langley to the high side.
- June Langley just passed shooter for the lead.
- June.
- Yeah, who saw that coming.
- [Announcer] And they're wrecking!
- What the hell?
Learn where the brake pedal is.
- Parker brakes.
- [Announcer] Luke Wallace
looks like he comes out on unharmed.
- Ahh damn it!
- That's too bad.
- Another? - Mm-hm.
- Well, I guess we don't have to worry about Luke.
He just wrecked.
- I wasn't worried about him anyway.
- Racing like a bunch of idiots.
- Keep your cool.
The damage ain't bad.
It won't hurt our speed once we fix it.
- What speed?
We're not even fast enough to break top 20.
- Just take it easy, Luke.
We were running some of the fastest laps on the track
before that caution.
- Okay.
The car does handle better.
I'll say that.
- Get your shit in order.
We got $20,000 to go win.
- [Announcer] The laps are winding down now,
so if you want a chance to win this,
you need to start putting yourself in a position to do so.
The green flag is back in the air
and June Langley leads Jones to turn one.
- This car's on a rail.
- That's why they call me the legend.
- [Announcer] Big crash in turn four!
- All right, good job getting through there.
We're up to 14th.
- Yeah!
- He doesn't have a chance.
- You wanna bet on that?
- [Bootie] Yeah.
- All right, if Luke loses,
you get free beer for the rest of the night.
If he wins, I get to see those.
- Deal.
All right.
- All right, there's gonna be 21 more laps to go
when we take the green.
- [Luke] Hey Bootie, whatever happens from here on out,
glad we got to work together.
- [Announcer] When they take the green flag,
there will be 53 laps left to go.
- [Announcer] And this is where things start to get crazy.
This is where you see them start to get aggressive.
(engines whirring)
- Damn.
- Don't worry about her, Shooter.
She's gonna burn her damn tires up trying to keep the lead.
- Bootie, I think we're too far back.
- We've got plenty of time.
You've got the fastest car on the race track.
- Luke is up to 10.
- I thought he wrecked.
- He did, but it was minor damage.
Now he's the fastest car on the track.
- Son of a bitch.
- Good news is though, you're running back down the leader.
- Yep, rookie burned her tires up.
(engines whirring)
- [Announcer] Shooter Jones and June Langley
are battling for the lead,
but neither one is faster than Luke Wallace.
The double zero has the pace, but does he have the time?
- Here you go. - Thank you.
- [Earl] One for you, one for me.
- To your friend?
- To Luke. - Okay.
Yep, that's straight tequila.
- [Announcer] Luke Wallace still gaining on the leaders.
- You're running seventh with 16 laps to go.
- How far are we behind the leader?
- 2.2 seconds back.
We're gaining threes tenths a lap.
You should be able to catch him if you stay consistent.
- Luke is coming, Shooter.
- He can't get by me.
- [Announcer] Luke Wallace struggled early in this race,
but he has cracked the top three for the first time tonight.
- All right Luke, you gotta get past Shooter.
- I can do it.
- [Announcer] Luke is quicker than Shooter,
but can he get by?
- We're almost there.
Seven laps to go.
(tense music)
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(cars bumping) (tires screeching)
- [Announcer] Down through the grass!
- Damn it.
- [Announcer] Wallace just took second place away
and is now closing in on June Langley.
- You have five laps to go, Luke.
Just gotta get around her and it's over.
- [Announcer] June right now is defending that position.
She's not letting Luke go.
- Luke.
- [Announcer] June is blocking Luke.
He can't get around her.
Luke needs to get around June and quick.
- If she's gonna block you like that, then wreck her ass.
- Can't.
I'm racing clean.
- You think the guy behind you
is worried about racing clean?
- She's holding Luke up bad.
- She ain't holding him up.
He's just too afraid to pass her.
But I will though.
- [Announcer] Shooter gets into Luke!
- Damn it!
- [Announcer] And Jones moves Wallace out of the way
with only three laps left to go.
- [Announcer] Will Shooter Jones
do the same thing to June Langley?
- It's over, Bootie.
- Two laps to go, Shooter.
- This race is mine.
- [Announcer] Contact, June Langley in the wall!
- [Announcer] Luke is gonna have
one more chance at Shooter Jones.
One lap to go.
Jones washes up the track.
There's contact.
Coming down to the wire.
Who is going to give?
- Eat shit, Shooter.
- [Announcer] Luke Wallace takes home the checkered flag
and is $20,000 richer.
- Yes, woo!
That is an ass man, Lukey.
Pay up.
- Suck on 'em.
- Thank you.
- Bootie, couldn't have done it without you, man.
Paid off my mortgage this morning.
Here's your part, 10 grand.
- Luke, I don't want your money.
- Bootie, you have to take it.
We made a deal.
- It was never about the money.
It's about me proving them wrong.
It's like you said,
it's never about the set up, it's about the drivers.
You showed me that.
- Bootie, I, I can't take your money, man.
- I want you to keep the money
and I want you to go racing like you always wanted to.
- I don't know what to say.
- Hey, I hear there's another sim race coming up.
Pays 25 grand, on dirt.
(phone ringing)
- Oh, it's June.
Talk to you soon, all right, Bootie.
(hopeful music)
(hopeful music continues)
Looks like a painting, doesn't it?
- Thanks for racing me clean at the end of the race.
- Sorry you got wrecked by Shooter.
- That's okay.
You got him back.
- Yeah, I realized sometimes you gotta be the bad guy
if you wanna win.
- What do you love about me?
The reasons that you love me.
- Well, I mean,
you're smart,
you're beautiful.
You're the only girl I know that's a sim racer.
You're funny
but I can still have serious conversations with you.
I've never been able to connect with a girl
like I have with you.
- I'm sorry that I freaked out
when you said that you love me.
- [Luke] It's, it's okay.
- No.
Yeah, I was, I was afraid.
It reminded me of my ex and how I-
- It's, it's okay.
You're just being careful.
- Thanks.
I do like you Luke and I wanna see where this goes,
but we can't rush into anything.
- That's, it's completely fine.
We can take it as slow as you like.
Tell me, what are the odds that you give me a kiss?
- 1 in 10.
- That's fair.
- [Both] One, two, three.
- 10. - 7.
I don't care that you lost.
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♪ Take a walk, take a walk ♪
♪ Down to the beach with me ♪
♪ Take a hit, take a hit ♪
♪ Let's dance till we can't breathe ♪
♪ Smooth sailin' through the tropical islands ♪
♪ Ocean waves and me kissin' your eyelids ♪
♪ All the mai tais and we wanted to die ♪
♪ Let's go out, let's go out ♪
♪ And feel the ocean breeze ♪
♪ When we make out, we make out ♪
♪ I never want to leave ♪
♪ Smooth sailin' through the tropical islands ♪
♪ Ocean waves and me kissin' your eyelids ♪
♪ All the mai tais and we wanted to die ♪
♪ Smooth sailin' through the tropical islands ♪
♪ Ocean waves and me kissin' your eyelids ♪
♪ All the mai tais and we wanted to die ♪
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(lively music)
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The End