:33:07
Give me the light, I'll lead the way.
:33:09
You're pretty lucky,
having a swamp next to your house.
:33:12
It didn't always smell this way.
:33:14
When we moved in, it was a freshwater
lake with fish and everything.
:33:17
Then the Interstate Chemical
began dumping upstream...
:33:20
...and weird things started to grow.
:33:23
I haven't been here since the search
party a couple years ago.
:33:26
Search party?
:33:28
Yeah.
:33:30
Some guy disappeared down here.
:33:33
A lineman from the power company.
Said it was quicksand.
:33:37
Quicksand, this part of the country?
No way.
:33:39
That's what I said.
:33:42
Vic!
:33:43
Vic!
:33:45
Vic, help me. Please help me!
:33:48
Do you feel my truck in there?
:33:51
Vic, come on, help me.
I'll buy you a new truck.
:33:53
Not like that one. How about my
triplane? How you gonna replace that?
:33:58
Help, please.
I'm being sucked down.
:34:01
- Maybe it's best that way.
- What are you talking about?
:34:04
You're not the ideal neighbour.
You sank my truck...
:34:07
...you insulted my sauce
and you violated Ramona.
:34:09
- You said it was just a joke.
- But she was in your bathtub.
:34:13
No, she wasn't.
She was in the bed.
:34:15
And that is where
you saw her mammae.
:34:18
- Her mammal?
- Her honkers, Earl.
:34:21
She dropped the towel.
:34:22
Did she drop it,
or did you psychically will it to fall?
:34:25
- "Will it to fall"?
- Did you will her towel to fall?
:34:29
No.
:34:30
Never. No.
:34:33
Admit it, Earl.
They'll go easier on you if you do.
:34:36
Will it to fall?
Well... No, I don't think so.
:34:39
Come on, Earl.
:34:41
- Well, maybe a little.
- Come on.
:34:44
Yes! Yes!
:34:46
- Okay, I admit it.
- Admit what?
:34:49
Yes. I willed the towel to fall!
:34:58
Grab on. Earl Keese, come on up.