:04:00
That's my girl.
:04:02
OK, saddle up!
:04:04
I loveyou, man.
:04:06
You sure about this?
:04:08
We're live in 5, people.
Live in 5!
:04:12
[Crowd Cheers]
:04:14
Lanie, Over Bullhorn:
No pride, no ride.
:04:17
News Anchor:
A major story is developing in Seattle.
:04:19
Director:
Get camera one coaster, still 1 3.
:04:22
Tape. Give me her name.
Stand by, super.
:04:24
Super in. Stand by live.
:04:26
Pete, get ready
to roll on Lanie.
:04:27
Andrea.
:04:28
- Whoa!
- [Thud]
:04:30
Hey, Lanie, you at least
wanna zip up or something?
:04:32
- Oh.
- Yeah.
:04:33
How's this?
:04:34
Well, I know,
you love me, too, right?
:04:36
No.
:04:40
Rush hour in downtown Seattle
:04:42
has ground to a halt today
:04:44
as striking bus drivers
take to the streets
:04:46
to make theirvoices heard.
:04:48
[Strikers Cheer]
:04:52
Sir?
:04:53
What's your name?
:04:54
Bob Washington.
:04:55
Bob, areyou one ofthe many
:04:57
faceless men and women
:04:58
who toil in the streets,
:05:00
guiding your diesel Goliath
:05:01
through the blighted cityscape
:05:02
to make sure that we
get home safe and sound?
:05:06
Um... no pride, no ride.
:05:09
Strikers:
Yeah! No pride, no ride.
:05:11
Bob, tell us,
:05:13
what are the drivers demanding?
:05:15
- Better hours.
- Strikers: Yeah!
:05:17
- Betterwages.
- Yeah!
:05:20
- Bettervehicles.
- Yeah!
:05:22
Better overall job satisfaction.
:05:25
Yeah! All right.
:05:26
Sounds reasonable.
:05:28
Bob, I don't know ifyou're aware
:05:29
ofa very popular song
by a little band
:05:31
called the Rolling Stones,
:05:33
but it talks about
these very same issues,
:05:35
and it goes a little
something like this.
:05:37
Bloody hell.
:05:38
I can't get no
:05:41
Satisfaction
:05:44
- Hi, Bob.
- Yeah.
:05:45
[Off Key]
I can't get no
:05:48
Satisfaction
:05:51
All:
And I try
:05:53
And I try
:05:54
And I try
:05:56
And I try
:05:57
I can't get no