:04:04
- Josephine!
- What?
:04:06
- What are you doing?
- Nothing.
:04:08
Yeah, I can tell.
:04:10
What's with the attitude?
:04:12
I don't have
an attitude, Brian.
:04:14
You see Hudson around?
:04:15
- No, I ain't seen him.
- You haven't seen him.
:04:17
Well, he punched his clock in,
:04:18
So he's gotta be around
here somewhere.
:04:20
I ain't nobody's babysitter.
:04:22
Yeah, right. Seems like nobody
can find the guy, all right,
:04:24
and if I find out you guys have been
punching his clock in...
:04:28
people are gonna get fired,
you know what I mean?
:04:29
I didn't check him in, Brian.
:04:31
Yeah, whatever,
get back to work.
:04:33
And enough of the lip.
:04:35
Always a sweetheart.
:05:18
That ain't nothin',
:05:20
There's this guy around my way
:05:21
called Tommy the Pole Hugger.
:05:23
- Pole Hugger, huh?
- Yeah.
:05:25
Tommy-- why he hug poles?
:05:27
The motherfucker be hugging poles.
:05:29
Shit, he be drunk as hell.
:05:30
Yeah? Drunk?
:05:32
I think that motherfucker
get high off of everything.
:05:34
Every day, 2:00...
:05:36
Every day at 2:00,
:05:37
you can't miss him.
:05:39
Here he come, down the street,
:05:41
Staggering from pole to pole.
:05:43
You gotta see him, man,
I'm telling you.
:05:44
He can't even stand up barely,
:05:45
but he make it from pole to pole,
all the way until he get home.
:05:48
He'll get home, though?
:05:50
That's some-- I'm tellin' you,
:05:51
Some of the funniest shit
you ever saw.
:05:53
It's funny as hell.
:05:54
I don't even know how
he do that shit every day.
:05:56
But shit...
:05:58
I guess it's better to be
a drunk than to be a pervert.