Curtis and Caitlyn ｜ Love Story (Motorheads)

You lost there, Kurt? Hey, look everybody. Look how cute that thing is. Are you sure Zack's okay? Yeah, don't worry. Dottie's invincible. She just has a big engine and a nasty clutch. Yeah, there we go! Back from the watery grave. Oh man, this stuff has got nine lives. Yeah, which one's she on? Like six. Mind if we partner up? Have you ever driven Dottie? Oh, of course. Yeah, she's pretty much everybody's first. My brother brought me here when I was 12. If I'd known you were gonna bail, I wouldn't have helped you fix your bike. My family does this barbecue every weekend. It's sort of mandatory. Sounds fun. Not really. I'm Caitlin. Curtis. Did you actually build that motorcycle yourself? Yeah. That's really cool. Jackpot. What? 73 Fury. Pitman, huh? A girl can dream. Okay. That was me inviting myself. I don't think that's a good idea. Ouch. Unexpectedly brutal rejection. Okay. I'm gonna build my first car from scratch. Who comes out here looking for an old Pitman arm out of a 73 Fury? We did. Hold on. There you go. The whole day is just a sad reminder of what we used to have. I'm in. Hey. Hi. You two know each other? Yeah, we're partners. Chop class. What are we doing, Curtis? It's crazy to think that I'm ever gonna get my dad's car back on the road. You're working on my dad's car instead of helping your dad here? I would much rather be there with you. This seems important. And you can literally fix anything. I don't know what he's talking about with that whole no labor stuff, but I'm not installing that chain for free. How much do you want? How about a ride? You know, I can ask my brother Ray to get the parts that we need. Oh, where does he get them from? He has connections. There's a lot of things I can do here that I couldn't do there, though. Like what? Like this morning, I went to the junkyard and I didn't want to leave. Oh, it's a good thing we got a lot of those here. This is my favorite place in Ironwood. Here, everyone's the exact same. We're all just a bunch of lights. I really liked your family. He liked you, too. I'm sorry about the whole girlfriend thing. It's fine. Have you jumped off of that bridge? You know, the one, like, when you're coming into town? The summer crossing, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, a bunch of times. I want to jump off that bridge. Well, how about tomorrow night? When I told them you were my girlfriend, I said that because we haven't had a chance to talk about it yet. Well, some of the lights are blinking, so I guess not exactly the same. Oh, thanks. I think you just ruined my favorite place. Sorry. In the dark? Yeah, it's the best time to jump. You can't see anything down below. It's like a leap of faith. But I think that we, uh... Are better as friends. I kind of promised someone that I would go to a party, so now I feel a little bad for bailing. Hey, I'll drop you off. Why don't you just come with me? Nobody wants to be there. But I mean, if you're scared, we can just... Shut up. Give me a leap of faith. Great. And it's a... I'll tell Zack and Marcel. A group thing. I'm just glad we're on the same page. Yeah, me too. I want you there. You do? Yeah, I do. I'm sorry I wasn't there. I had to do something for my brother. The good news is we'll be getting those parts soon. Hey, do you want to do something after school? Yeah, I want to replace the brakes. Yeah, no, I was thinking like... Like outside the shop. I'm sorry. I mean, I really liked going to that junkyard, and Zack clearly needs a lot more practice, so... I don't think we need your brother to find those parts for us. We could go hang out at my spot up on the hill. And do what? Nevermind. It's my fault. You're cool. We're cool. Let's go be cool together at this party. Yeah? Yeah. Okay. Okay, so we all jump at the same time, yeah? Yeah. It was weird not having you around today. I missed you. You want to get to work on those brakes? Yeah. I think I might just go home. No, just you. One loop with me. And if it sucks, we can both leave. Go! I think I messed up. No, that looks pretty good to me. No, no, no, not with the brakes. With us. New job? I'm covering for your brother. Have you been getting any of my texts? I was working on the boat. Would you stop hovering? I'm just observing. No, you're being judgmental. I'm just seeing how it's going. I just went along with it. When you said you wanted to be just friends, I like you. I like you more than that. Are you coming back to the garage? When? Ever? Wait, but it's just one on the track at a time. Is it like a practice run? They race against the clock here. No, I'm not surprised. I mean, you're not surprised. I like you more than that, too. Of course. Well, you didn't think I was bailing on you, did you? I wasn't sure, so. Zach was training with Ray. What? Since when? I would have told you, but it was over as soon as it started. He lost a race, so Ray dumped him. Things are just, they're complicated right now. Seems pretty simple. We both like each other. I know it's messy. I just need a little bit of time to figure it out. Did Zach owe Ray a car? No, he said it wasn't a big deal. Like I said, it's over now. You sure about that? I know it's messy. Where we at? Been trying to force some square pegs into round holes. Can I give it a try? Yeah, sure. We need three months, minimum. Well, we have three weeks. It's impossible. Yeah, well, at least you're being straight up with me. I always will. You know, maybe when we're done with the car, you and I could- Hey, guys. Who are you texting? It's Brooke. Tell her I say hi. You just said something stupid. What'd he say? It doesn't matter. Forget I said anything. What'd he say? I slept in a Beaton last night. Is that why you look so tired? I look tired? I slept not that tired. Is there a good tired? Those are new. Yeah, I know. That's why my face looks like this. Yeah, I won't be there right after school. Why? I told Brooke I'd take her for a ride on my bike. You seem annoyed. Nope, just, you know, surprised. We've been waiting weeks for these parts. I figured you'd be a little excited. Yeah, well, we agreed to build this car together. Yeah, when I thought it was gonna be months or even a year, I never agreed to this impossible timeline. Are you gonna roll strong too? To the homecoming dance? No, I'm not going. Are you going? We have less than a week till the race and I can't even get the radio to work, so. It's not impossible. Three weeks is insane, Caitlin. You know that. Just come whenever you're ready. I'm gonna go to the dance. Random decision? Um, sort of. You opened the shipment without me. I thought you were sightseeing with Brooke. I canceled. You were right, today's a big day. I should be here. With Brooke? No, no, I mean, she'll be there. Alone? Yeah. Give me the keys. No. Dude, Caitlin. Me? Yeah. It's your baby. Our baby. Are you okay? I'm fine. I feel like I'm, like, being ghosted in person. I mean, is that a thing? Is this about, like, Brooke in New York, or? What, since you're done with the car, you're done with me? Stuck with my dad. Well, now I feel bad. Don't feel bad for me. I don't feel bad for you, I feel bad for Brooke. I'm sure she was excited to hang out with you. Are you gonna meet up with her, though? I guess. She and Marcel, they made this whole post-apocalyptic thing. I thought I'd check it out. Four, three, two, one. I tripped, honey. No way. I did. How about that clutch? Dude, my ankle still hurts. She's into you. How do you know? At White Knuckle Run, she asked Marcel and I if he likes anyone. What'd you say? Said I didn't know. I'll go with you. To the dance? Yeah. Are you sure? Yeah, yeah, the garage can close for a night. It's fine. All my fault! Dude, stop. We're gonna find what we need, seriously. You down that row? Oh no, we already went down that row. What'd she teach you? Something about staying in neutral. I don't know, Jack's lesson was way better. You wanna see what we got? Sure. You look different. It's good different. So do you. It's gonna be weird, not going to the garage every day. You can still come. I know, I think I'm gonna finally help my dad finish fixing the boat. I feel like ever since we finished the car, you've been pulling away from me. I'm figuring out how to tell you. Tell me what? Interesting. What? You're actually human. Stop enjoying this. Is that your Rolling Strong tie? Oh no, this is my, this is what my dad handed me tie. Good color. I like her. I know. I like that she likes me. Why wouldn't she? You're great. Look, I know when you told me you liked me, I pushed you away. And now you're with Brooke, and I thought I'd be okay with it, but I'm not. Oh my God, you can't figure it out? No. I feel like I'm gonna be out of place here. Yeah, me too. I don't know what I'm doing here. I do wish I was back in the garage. Any luck with the wiring issue? Not yet. I wish we could just start over, Curtis. You wanna start over? The engine had a bird's nest in it when we started, remember? No, I'm like, I'm talking about- Jackpot! What? My lesson from Dottie was to get out of neutral. Put it in drive. You know how to install it. I wanna show you something. Hey, Curtis- It's okay. I'm okay, I'm okay. Yeah, I'll see you later, all right? I'll just, I'll go with you. Oh, hey! That is a distributor with magnetic pickups. Come on. Because I have been in neutral. With you. I was so focused on the car and not wanting to mess it up, but the car's finished. And now I just wanna hit the gas. You sure you wanna do this? I mean, I feel a little dirty about it, but as long as you don't tell anyone. Hey, I promise, I promise. You fixed it. Yeah, I think so. I came over to help. That's it. You mean? It'll start. Wasn't that Zach's lesson with that? And if at any point you wanna stop, we just press pause. You ready? Yeah. Okay. I mean, I guess you have your boat. I have my eye on an old Camaro in the junkyard, but I need a break. Yeah, you deserve it. Oh, don't be such a snob, just watch. You'd be surprised how much you can learn from a YouTube video, okay? Trust me, I know. Brooke asked me to come to New York. Oh, like for like a weekend? Winter break. What's wrong? How you looking at me right now? It's how I always look at you. That's the look of someone who doesn't know what I'm about to say. We're gonna take a break. It's fine, seriously, I wanna figure out this horn button so we can just move on, just press play. Sorry about the dance. It's cool. You were there for like two minutes. Not much for dancing, anyway. Neither am I. I mean, she said I could just visit or stay longer. I don't know, it's up to me. I didn't realize you guys were that far along. We're not. You grew up without a dad, and I know what affected you. You got this tough exterior, but every part of you wished she was in your life. My dad built this with all original parts, so that's exactly what we're gonna do. Okay, all right, well, you don't need, you take it off, I'll find the invoice. So you said no? I said yes. Cool. Like I said, you deserve a break. You grew up without a dad because of my dad. What? You might wanna see this. You found the invoice? No. Then I don't care. I think you will. You okay? Head's spinning a little bit. New York? No, it's, something Ray told me. It was his bank job, and he needed a driver. Flip it over. This is about my dad. That YouTube video? That's my dad in the front seat. What does this mean? Like, was my dad spotted? Does he live at Spider Lake? Was he just passing through? I mean, is this like, is it a joke? I should've taken a picture before. Your face after that kiss. Because I'll never see that look again. You wanna dance?