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True Stories (1986) - Dinner with the Culvers

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Uploaded by on Jul 3, 2009

Excuse me, Mr. Culver. I forget what these peppers represent.

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  • Thanks for posting this!

    My favorite bit:

    Mr. Culver - "Economics has become a spiritual thing. I must admit it frightens me a little bit. They don't seem to see the difference between working and not working. It's all become a part of one's life. Linda, Larry! There's no concept of weekends anymore!"

  • @peninsulacheeks :D mine too!

  • starting at 3:29 is basically one of my favorite bits in any movie ever

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  • does anyone know where I can find the lasso/yodeling scene?

  • "They don't work for money anymore or to earn a place in Heaven, which was a big motivating factor once upon a time, believe you me."

    I love that line.

    "Middle class people have worked for large corporation like VariCorp, or for the government itself" is actually a VERY subversive statement. It implies that corporations and the gov't are so inextricably linked that when you work for one you might as well be working for the other.

  • @peninsulacheeks Totally. "There's no concept of weekends anymore!" gets me every time!

  • my favorite clip ever. i love the holy ghost religiosity at the end... 

  • Hahahah, wtfffff!??!?!

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