:34:00
We got a couple copies of your stories
from the San Diego Door.
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- Is this the same William Miller?
- Yes, it is.
:34:07
''Voice of God, howling dogs,
the spirit of rock 'n' roll.''
:34:11
- This is good stuff, man.
- Thanks.
:34:13
Uh, thanks. Thanks.
:34:16
I think you should be
writing for us. Any ideas?
:34:21
- How about Stillwater?
- Stillwater?
:34:24
'' Hard-working band makes good.''
New album out, their third.
:34:29
Starting to do something. Crazy.
:34:31
Let's do 3, 000 words.
We'll join the band on the road.
:34:35
Don't let the band
pay for anything.
:34:36
We can only pay, let me see...
:34:39
3,000 words--
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Seven hundred dollars.
:34:46
All right, a grand.
:34:47
What's your background?
Are you a journalism major?
:34:52
- Yeah.
- What college?
:34:55
Honey, I need you to do that thing
that fixes the garbage disposal.
:35:04
Well, I certainly know how my lady gets
when you don't snap to it.
:35:08
- Crazy.
- Crazy.
:35:11
Stillwater?
:35:12
Beware, beware of
Rolling Stone magazine...
:35:16
because they will
change your story...
:35:18
they'll rewrite it, you know,
turn it into swill--
:35:22
But besides that,
what would be wrong with it?
:35:26
You got starry eyes, my friend.
:35:29
Look. Do the story.
:35:33
Who cares, you know?
It'll be good for ya.
:35:36
Remember this: Don't do it
to make friends with people...
:35:40
who are trying to use you...
:35:43
to further the big business desire...
:35:46
to glorify worthless rock stars
like Stillwater!
:35:50
Dont let those
swill merchants rewrite you.
:35:53
- ''Swill merchants.'' That's good.
- Yeah, swill merchants.
:35:58
- What are you listening to?
- Stillwater.