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She seems so perfect.
I guess she thinks
I'm a total loser, huh?
- I don't think she hates you.
- Yeah, but... you know.
She lives in that big house.
Talks like Mrs Hamilton.
Me and my family... we are just
greek peasants to people like her.
Why don't you ask her out?
I don't know.
Girl as pretty as that
must get asked out all the time.
Did anyone else hear
those planes last night?
Yeah. There was six lots of them.
No, there were dozens and dozens.
We were counting them, Lee and me.
Lee and I. - But seriously, what do
you think those planes were doing?
Maybe they weren't even ours.
It's probably the start of World
War Three and we don't even know.
Alright, who's having rabbit?
- Is there any chocolate left?
- Sadly, we're all out.
- Oh look, I found some.
- Don't be a d*ckhead. Give it back!
- Thank you. Kevin?
- I was gonna give you some.
So beautiful out here.
I wonder why they call it Hell.
and untamed and stuff. Right?
Right.
Wild is difficult.
And it's wonderful and fascinating.
But it's not Hell. People call it that.
People stick labels on things.
Until nobody can see them for who
or what they really are anymore.
Hey, what's going on? - There's
a bloody snake in my sleeping bag.
Are you sure, mate?
I can't see anything.
- What kind of snake was it?
- I didn't look.
- Lot of redbellies out here.
- Are they deadly?
No. Well... if they bite you.
Shake it.
The bag, Beyonce.
Don't lift it too high.
I got it, I got it!
I was just about
to do that myself.
Christ, that's a big one!
- Are you alright?
- Yeah.
Thanks.
I'm not sleeping in that bag
again. Jesus Christ!
- No need to swear.
- Kevin, no need to bloody swear.
- Is it dead?
- Looks dead. Wait...
Nobody's laughing, Homer.
Hey, Fi. Why did you go
into the river?
To get away from
the snake, of course.
- You do know that snakes
can swim, right? - No, they can't.
- Yeah they can.
- Snakes can't swim.
- They don't have fins. They slither.
- No, they don't.
- What about sea snakes?
Oh my God!
I could've died!
Oh, Fifi!
Can I go home now?
Do we have to go back?
Well, I'm excited about
a hot shower. And a pillow.
Let's do this again.
- Back here in the same place.
- With the same people.
- If we can find it again.
- We'll find it again.
Let's keep it quiet or
everyone will start coming here
and the place will be
wrecked in no time.
Ladies and gentlemen...
and Homer.
- To Hell!
- To Hell.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
- Ellie, what's with your dog?
- Millie!
Mom! Mom?
Dad! Hallo!
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