Drift Page #4
Well, I don't.
I told him to shove it.
It's all right.
I've got another plan.
Is it legal?
Yup. It's been staring us
in the face the whole time--
Rockin' and rollin',
15 years today
and you remember how
you're gonna hear it now
blastin' out your radio...
Look at this, will you?
- It's a well-oiled machine.
- Hardly.
Any luck?
Not yet.
Look on the bright side--
...at least we won't have to
buy surf gear ever again.
Hmm!
- How you goin', Greg?
- All right.
- What do you reckon?
- Bit short, aren't they?
That's the idea. That's what
they're doing back east.
- Yeah?
- Yeah, she's a 6'8"-- perfect for a bloke your size.
- How much?
- Aw, 35.
Call it an even 50
with the wetsuit.
Look, mate, you don't like it,
I'll give you your money back,
no questions asked.
And you can keep the wettie.
- You're cocky, aren't you?
- I've ridden it.
All right, you're on.
Good man.
I'll give you a hand.
Looks like we
just beat the rush.
- How are ya?
- Hey, how are ya?
- He's a natural.
- Thanks.
- See ya.
See ya.
- See you later, boys.
- See ya, Jim.
Man, you can talk.
Lookin' good, Gus!
Yeah.
- - Be right out.
Aloha.
Oh, hey.
How's it going?
You settling in okay?
You know,
just getting my bearings.
What, all two streets?
- You in the market for a new stick?
- Maybe.
I really just came to see Jimmy's
set-up, see what all the hype's about.
Jimmy's set-up?
Is that right?
C'mon, mate.
I am head shaper.
Well, you're the only shaper,
d*ckhead.
I get him to put the bins out,
sweep up, that kind of thing.
- Keeps him off the streets.
- Reckons he taught me everything I know.
- I did, mate.
Just not everything I know.
Big difference.
Uh, we're going
to check out the canyons later.
Think it'll handle
the big stuff?
Why don't you borrow it
and find out?
Oh, no, I couldn't do that.
- Wouldn't feel comfortable.
- Why not?
You know your way
around a wave.
Go for it.
Promise you'll pick it up
whenever you need to?
Scout's honor.
I'll even swing by
and pick it up personally.
- Ha.
- Okay.
Well, I'll let you know
how it goes then.
- Okay.
- Later.
See ya.
"Scout's honor"?
What?
No wonder you're single.
You're kidding me, aren't you? She
couldn't take her eyes off me.
Yeah, she was trying
to work out...
...if you were my brother
or my dad.
Go play, jimbo.
Oi!
Drinks all around!
Dream on, fellas.
- Maybe next time.
- Aww!
So what do you reckon?
Sensible thing would be to put
it back in the mortgage, right?
I don't know.
I guess.
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