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I'm in the car. I'm literally in the car.We're the Millers · 2013 — Chapter 1 of 21 · 3'21" · B2
At a gas station, David runs into an old college friend who remembers their wilder days. Rick brags about being a free agent, then turns wistful about David's life: "You could disappear tomorrow and who'd even know?" David shrugs it off, but the remark stings.
At a gas station, David is recognized by Rick, a college friend he has not seen in years. They recall their partying days, and Rick admits he envies David's life of no wife, no kids, and no responsibilities. David waves it off, but the comment clearly lands.
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know the drillwhat I wouldn't givea free agentget weird
Phrase of the scene
我什么都愿意换;我多想
里克羡慕大卫没有妻儿牵绊,说愿意拿一切去换他那样的自由,随后又赶紧道歉。
What I wouldn't give for a quiet weekend by the sea.
懂规矩;知道那套固定流程
自由身;没有伴侣或合约
搞点出格的;玩点疯的
混蛋;狗娘养的(骂人的粗话)
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I'm in the car. I'm literally in the car.Oh, shit. Hey, dude.I've gained a little bit of daddy weight.present perfect
I've gained a little bit of daddy weight.You know the drill.- No way. No way! Still a free agent. - Mm.ellipsis
- No way. No way! Still a free agent. - Mm.You son of a bitch! You lucky son of a bitch.liaison
You lucky, lucky son of a bitch. Wow, that's amazing. Wow.Here. For old times' sake, huh?liaison
Best in Denver.That's fucking awesome. Oh, my God.You could disappear tomorrow and who'd even know?could for hypothetical
You could disappear tomorrow and who'd even know?- Oh, what I wouldn't give. - Yeah.Okay, bud, I believe in you.- Facebook me. We'll get weird. - I don't think so.- Ha, ha! Get out of here. - Good luck with the family.We're gonna get high and fuck tonight.Is that your stage name?To protect yourself from the creeps out there. You should pick one.infinitive of purpose
To protect yourself from the creeps out there. You should pick one.Check it out.Boner Garage, you're up.liaison
Boner Garage, you're up.Oh, look at that. So excited and full of life. That'll fade.Just don't get too close. The guy has two hook hands.Must have picked the locks. Ha, ha!elision
Must have picked the locks. Ha, ha!The scene is a small reunion that turns into a mirror. On the surface the two men are joking about old times, but Rick is measuring his settled life against David's unencumbered one and finding his own wanting. He calls David lucky and then says the quiet part out loud: "You could disappear tomorrow and who'd even know?" What he means as envy is closer to pity, and David hears it. David's easy "It doesn't bother me" answers a question no one asked. Both men are performing, and the scene lets the discomfort sit without resolving it, which is why it stings more than a fight would.
You could disappear tomorrow and who'd even know?Rick's supposedly admiring line, which turns David's freedom into a picture of total isolation.
Oh, look at that. So excited and full of life. That'll fade.A jaded aside at the club, dismissing fresh energy as something that always dulls.
Hey, Rose. I know you're "technically" on break, but I need a lap dance. Table five.A backstage request that shows the job's casual boundary-crossing, with the word technically doing all the work.
To protect yourself from the creeps out there. You should pick one.Kymberly's advice to Rose, dressing up self-protection as a practical, even flattering, suggestion.
Because David has no wife, no kids, and no responsibilities. Rick frames that freedom as lucky, but the way he says it sounds more like loneliness.
He keeps saying it does not bother him, which only makes it clear that it does. He does not want to admit that Rick's picture of his life is accurate.
It describes someone with no team, partner, or contract holding them back. Rick uses it as a compliment, but it doubles as a description of David's isolation.
Kymberly suggests Rose use a stage name for protection, and Rose's own pick turns out to be a crude joke. It shows the two women working the same shift.
It is a chance encounter. David is stopped for the day, and Rick recognizes him and starts catching up, which sets the whole conversation in motion.
Up next · Chapter 2a real Sophie's choiceDavid Fights for Casey
Watching · Chapter 1what I wouldn't giveDavid Runs Into Little Ricky
Chapter 2a real Sophie's choiceDavid Fights for Casey
Chapter 3out of my leagueBrad Offers David a Job
Chapter 4a huge red flagDavid Recruits Rose for the Trip
Chapter 5in my sleepThe Millers Fly to Mexico
Chapter 6blend inThe Millers Cross into Mexico
Chapter 7as we speakDavid Picks Up the Wrong Load
Chapter 8be a team playerA Cop Demands a Bribe
Chapter 9look the partFake Family at the Border Checkpoint
Chapter 10save your baconThe RV Breaks Down in the Desert
Chapter 11a bit of a hiatusHow David and Rose Met
Chapter 12pass the batonThe Millers Perform at the Jamboree
Chapter 13the birds and the beesKenny's Bad Drawing
Chapter 14spice things upThe Couple Walks In on Them
Chapter 15Mum's the wordCasey Teaches Kenny to Kiss
Chapter 16worth way more alive than I am deadPablo Chacon Confronts the Millers
Chapter 17make a good caseKenny Gets Bitten by a Spider
Chapter 18a cheap shotInterrogating Casey's Boyfriend
Chapter 19dead in a ditchThe Fake Family Falls Apart
Chapter 20get one's hands off someoneCasey Punches Scottie P.
Chapter 21a huge paydayDavid Begs the Group to Come Back