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Clips from American Auto - Millbank, IA (S01E01)

"Oh, what'd you bring?"
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"Little baggies of snacks, mini hand sanitizer."
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"Is this a travel pillow?"
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"Yeah, I've never flown private before."
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"I didn't know what to expect."
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"Dude, if you think the jet's nice,"
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"we gotta take my yacht out."
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"Catch a tailwind down the coast."
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"Modelos, limón,"
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"a warm body at every port."
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"You would crush."
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"And I'm there too on the boat. I see everything."
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"Maybe we should wait quietly until takeoff"
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"and save these conversations until the engine noise"
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"can drown them out."
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"So touchdown in Iowa"
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"and then we tour the warehouse"
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"they're converting into the Pika factory."
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"Then we freshen up at the hotel"
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"before a picnic luncheon."
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"Oh, great, a picnic. Love when my food"
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"gets to sweat in the sun for a few hours."
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"Mm, and then there's the, uh,"
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"official ribbon cutting ceremony at the end of the day."
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"God, these townies really"
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"love a chance to celebrate, don't they?"
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"Well, this is the first factory to open there"
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"since the recession. It's a lot of new jobs."
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"They--they want to express their gratitude."
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"Ah, it's nice."
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"The public never really liked me when I was CEO"
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"of a drug company. I don't know why."
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"- Probably the opioid crisis. - Maybe."
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"Or the price gouging on prescription drugs."
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"You know what? I was a "girlboss.""
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"That's very tough for some people."
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"Jack, it's a private plane. You don't need to buckle up."
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"Aren't private planes usually the ones that crash?"
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"Well, yeah, statistically."
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"Little liquid courage? Take the edge off?"
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"- Oh, no thanks. I am good. - Your call."
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"Hey, Captain Stevens, want a little eye opener?"
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"I already got it-- - You know what? I'll take it."
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"Hey, uh, Jack, take it easy over there."
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"It's a business trip not a booze cruise."
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"Okay."
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"[sing-song] Someone got in trouble."
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"♪ Bom bom bom-bom-bom-bom-bom ♪"
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"♪ Buh buh bom-bom-bom buh bom-bom-bom-bom ♪"
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"[chorus vocalizing]"
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"And who do we have here?"
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"Sharon has been working nights at the gas station"
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"ever since the plant closed 13 years ago."
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"Barely saw my kids but had to keep 'em fed."
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"I am so happy to get you back on a regular schedule."
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"We'll have a night shift too."
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"Or the night shift. It could to go either way."
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"It might be great to have your days free."
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"And this is Gary."
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"- Hi there, Gary! - Hey."
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"You know, this is huge for me."
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"I'm gonna get Paramount Plus and Peacock."
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"Wow, kind of a different perspective"
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"than the whole starving family thing over here."
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"It's kind of cool, huh?"
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"Getting to give all these people jobs."
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"Mm-hmm."
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"Are you on Tinder?"
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"Dude, I'm the namesake of the company"
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"whose factory is gonna save this town."
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"It's like being a god."
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"How do I not let some of the local ladies"
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"express their gratitude? - And you don't think"
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"that's just a little bit sleazy?"
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"Jack, you have to start taking advantage"
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"of the perks of this job. You see Ted over there?"
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"He's just the head of manufacturing."
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"That guy gets so much P."
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"He's literally drowning in P."
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"You want in? - No, I think I'll just"
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"continue with the work day as planned."
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"More P for me."
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"Thank you. My daughter's finally going to get braces."
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"You know, they get a bad rap"
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"but I really didn't mind having braces."
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"Leg braces?"
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"Uh-huh. Yeah, mm-hmm."
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"And, hey, you look at me now. [chuckles]"
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"What is this Polio-ville? - Mm-hmm."
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"I have been hearing such great things"
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"from Ted for weeks."
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"With your help, the Payne Pika"
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"will be the most affordable car on the market."
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"A car for the people by the people."
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"What's the alternative to that?"
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"A car by animals for animals?"
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"Oh, you've all been so kind."
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"You know, Millbank is surrounded by cornfields,"
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"but I'm the one feeling buttered up."
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"[all laugh]"
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"See, that has the cadence of a joke,"
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"but is that logically sound?"
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"You don't butter up a cornfield."
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"No."
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"God, it's nice to feel that love."
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"Feels so good to do good for this town."
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"Oh, yeah, these are salt of the earth people."
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"- Yeah. - Simple folk."
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"And not--not like in-bred simple."
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"Simple as in their internet is slow"
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"and they don't care about fiction books, you know?"
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"I'm just realizing how little face time we've had, Ted."
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"It's great to come to a town and revitalize it, hmm?"
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"First the factory, then other businesses will follow."
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"Hip restaurants, you know?"
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"Bars. - Mm-hmm."
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"Good news for any mysterious pass-through corporations"
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"that have picked up plots of land here."
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""Janus LLC", its namesake, the two-faced Roman god,"
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"always hiding itself in the shadows."
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