But we have two gentlemen in the, uh...
We have Erwin and Matt.
But they're just, just doing their night shift, I guess.
That, that's another little thing about these things like this.
Like, where do these, where do these guys live if you're way out in the middle of nowhere? Or do you just sleep in the back and then work a few days and then take a few days off or, or anything like that?
Well, usually in these kinda movies, they stay at the, the local motel, the mo- local rundown motel up the street.
Because, uh, those of you that drive over, uh, Donner, uh, Donner Summit, 80, there is a gas station, I think it's a Shell, Burger King.
And I'm like, "Who..." I mean, the struggle is real.
Work wherever you need to work, but is it worth it driving all the way up to the top of the mountain to work at Burger King? [laughs] Uh, I don't know.
I mean, you do what you do.
May- maybe there's just people that, yeah, maybe they live behind it or stay at the little local, uh, vacancy motels.
I, I don't know.
Vacancy ruined it for me, for all those little small little motels that are on the side of the road, but.
All right.
So I mean, that's what I, I picture.
Anyway, we got, uh, Erwin and, uh, what'd I say his name was? Matt.
They're just sitting and, uh, working at, in, uh, in the mini-mart.
And, uh, where they ask, "Oh, best song of 2000s.
Go." So they're just doing their thing, having a, having their work shift.
They don't...
Kinda reminded me of, like, clerks.
Yeah.
But we have two gentlemen in the, uh...
We have Erwin and Matt.
But they're just, just doing their night shift, I guess.
That, that's another little thing about these things like this.
Like, where do these, where do these guys live if you're way out in the middle of nowhere? Or do you just sleep in the back and then work a few days and then take a few days off or, or anything like that?
Well, usually in these kinda movies, they stay at the, the local motel, the mo- local rundown motel up the street.
Because, uh, those of you that drive over, uh, Donner, uh, Donner Summit, 80, there is a gas station, I think it's a Shell, Burger King.
And I'm like, "Who..." I mean, the struggle is real.
Work wherever you need to work, but is it worth it driving all the way up to the top of the mountain to work at Burger King? [laughs] Uh, I don't know.
I mean, you do what you do.
May- maybe there's just people that, yeah, maybe they live behind it or stay at the little local, uh, vacancy motels.
I, I don't know.
Vacancy ruined it for me, for all those little small little motels that are on the side of the road, but.
All right.
So I mean, that's what I, I picture.
Anyway, we got, uh, Erwin and, uh, what'd I say his name was? Matt.
They're just sitting and, uh, working at, in, uh, in the mini-mart.
And, uh, where they ask, "Oh, best song of 2000s.
Go." So they're just doing their thing, having a, having their work shift.
They don't...
Kinda reminded me of, like, clerks.
Yeah.
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