Leaving Dayton 1990

A group of friends and family gather in Dayton to say goodbye as they head to California to pursue entertainment industry work. They joke around, trade camera instructions, and reference Hollywood staples like the Grammy Awards and Academy Awards while promising to reunite on the West Coast.
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Hey, that's their problem, not ours. Well, it's worked last time. It depends on the tips. Oh, you could be glad. I'm easy. I know. Taking them out for the first— Marie! What, she didn't see? No, she didn't. Bobby, don't laugh. No, and Mike won't see. Molly, you'll see it on tape tonight. You got the cardboard, Fred? I took it back inside. You need the cardboard? Oh, that's— Make sure you say goodbye for me. Make sure you say goodbye. Have fun, and remember, on the way back, clear glass. Yes, Mother. For a couple beers. Mike, you have to ring it in first. What kind of a gentleman are you? He isn't. Oh, I bet that's fun for them. Probably. Is this it? That's it until we get there. Is that right? That's right. It would have been just me. Yeah. You have some interior shots there? Yeah, too dark. Yeah. Marie, Marie, nisso, I see you. Ah, it's okay. Can I take the camera? Oh yeah, you need the camera. You got the bag? I want to get him. I want to get him getting in there. I was going to say, because I sure in the hell have no idea where we're going. Yeah, give a look at the camera, him. You won't give me it. I'm going to give it to you. Are you going to get in so I can shut the door? Is there anybody here? I've heard a lot about you. I don't believe it. I'm from North Carolina, but I live in San Diego. I don't believe it. It is. Last time I saw you, you had some young chick hanging on you, giving you kisses at the airport. That was Miss America. That's right. That was Miss America. Now look what we're into. Yeah, what the heck? I like this. Mr. Matt, Greg Gudorf. My associate, my associate in this project. Great project, I can't believe it. Is that the last time I see you is when we took Kelly back to the airport? I think so. I was on a plane from America. We heard about that deal. I was on a flight from America, coming back to the airport, walked into him down there. I step out of my car with the luggage. Who is this? Hey! I don't know what it's called. Is it for the whole year? Most of them, I think, yeah. That's a little different. It is non-transferable. Hi, glad you walked over. We had a kind of surprise. A little different than the WCASMQ. After a while. Does it say STBY? I can't read that far. Use your focus. Now it says REC. Then you're recording. How come my— See that red light? Am I recording? Does it say REC? Hello! Yeah? Here we are in Hollywood. Grammy Awards tonight. You can feel the excitement in the air. There's Paulina Porbarkoski without a date tonight. Waiting on her limo. Young Kiefer Sutherland there. Grandpa's gonna see that. Make faces at Grandpa. He's up for an Academy Award. Probably his last puppy. Take the paw. Take the paw. As far as I could. On our way to Sunny California. You good? Limousine, compliments of First Choice Limousine Service. As young Keeper Settling says goodbye to his friends. He took a picture of you. Get me out of here! That's not a horse, that's a girl. That's her norm. That's her norm. I bet you two visit me. Adam, come here. Adam, come here. Adam, come here. Say goodbye. Say goodbye. We'll see you again. We'll be in California, okay? Good. Eric! Eric! Okay. It will be. Gotta go. Piranha filled. See you later. Bye, Adam. Yeah, bye Scott. Goodbye kids, have a nice time. Yeah, when you come out to visit us, we'll pick you up at the airport. Okay, right. There you go. Give me a second.










