Slow Ride
performed by Foghat

"Chili's | Chilin' Since '75 Fajitas" Chili's isn't the product of some boardroom. And it wasn't started by a bunch of stiffs in suits. Heck, some days, we didn't even wear shirts. Chili's. Chillin' since '75. (Lyrics) Slow ride Take it easy Slow ride Take it easy Chili's

A man is driving in his blue 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme convertible - with the top down and the music turned up. He drives past used car lot after used car lot. He may be driving an older car, but thanks to Firestone Complete Auto Care, his used car is better than any used car on the lots he drives past. "Used Car 50 Second Spot" Sometimes the best used car on the road is the one you're still using. Firestone Complete Auto Care. Whatever you drive, drive a Firestone. (Lyrics) Slow ride Take it easy Slow ride Take it easy Slow ride Take it easy Slow ride Take it easy Maintenance Repairs Tires Firestone Complete Auto Care Since 1926

This is a trailer for the 2013 film, 'Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa' "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa - Official Trailer" Where are we going? Just keep going straight. You getting tired? Yep. You shouldn't drink so much. Are we gonna get in trouble for this? They won't notice a thing. That's how it looks most of the time anyway. What are y'all doin'? Whoa, whoa, whoa! I'm taking you to your dad so he can look after you. Come on, let's have some fun. You're gonna fix that penguin, bro. No. Grandpa! This thing doesn't work. Oh, God. Nothing. Oh, ow. Ow. I'm hungry. Follow my lead. Are you OK, grandpa? Wedgie! They're gonna take that child away from you. I'm sorry. You are sorry. You're sorry as hell. You're very pretty when you're mad. You're pissing me off. Thank you for being here today. Oh my God. What's your stripper stage name? I look like a stripper? I'll just call you Cinnamon. Wanna have some fun? Yeah. You're a pretty little girl, you got it? One of these girls is a grandpa. Is that weird? We just never seen it, so it's different. Aw. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt me. Hurt you? I'm 86 years old. Don't hurt me (Lyrics) Slow ride Take it easy Slow ride Take it easy (Lyrics) Woman You know you're a woman Woman Like I've got to set you free You know I can't be nobody (Lyrics) My Bonnie lies over the ocean My Bonnie lies over the sea (Lyrics) She's my cherry pie Cool drink of water such a sweet surprise Taste so good, make a grown man cry Sweet cherry pie Sweet cherry pie Swing it Meet Irving Zisman He's On A Journey Across America jackass presents Real People Real Reactions Real Messed Up jackass presents Bad Grandpa October 25

Earl finds a check from an old odd job he did and feels he cheated the government because he didn't pay taxes. When he finds out the government doesn't want his money, he tries to find unorthodox ways of repaying his debt, he and Randy trespass on the water tower and steal the flag but no one cares, a plane flies over them and jump up and down to get their attention but fall through the roof. The Government saves after three miserable days. And Earl receives a big check which he is more than happy to pay out.

Dexter learns that his biological father, Joe Driscoll, who he thought had been long dead, has only recently died and has left all of his belongings to Dexter, including his house. Dexter travels to the house with Rita. Debra and Rudy arrive there later to assist him in cleaning out the house. Dexter gets on well with Rudy, but suspects there is something strange about Joe Driscoll's death, and about the identity of Dexter's biological mother. Rudy is insistent on attending the weekend trip, and one of Joe's neighbors thinks that Rudy looks familiar. Flashbacks to Dexter's childhood show his questioning his foster father Harry about his real parents, and Dexter finds that Mr. Driscoll donated some of his blood to the young Dexter for surgery. Meanwhile, Paul begins to slide back into his old abusive habits when he suspects Rita is preventing him from having unsupervised visits to their children.

Cleveland returns to Quahog, with his new family accompanying him. But when a conflict arises between Lois and Donna, it is up to Peter and Cleveland to reconcile their wives in order to save their friendship.

As Jules adjusts to living on her own, Grayson unwillingly becomes the new object of her constant attention; Travis turns to Bobby for advice on how to redefine himself at college; and Ellie is determined not to be friends with her new nanny.

Amy's brother Peter, decides to move out of his parents house; and in with Robert and Amy.

Jules is a woman in her forties who's five months out of her marriage and being pressured by her best friends into getting "back out there" and finding the dating scene not her style. But with a teenage son who would be happier if she were to hide out in the house, she gets the business from him when she feels like she's "allowed to have a life." Now in her forties, she finds herself as a divorcee and eager to live the dating scene that she missed. Laurie, her younger co-worker, wants to show Jules how to go out there and have fun. Ellie, her sarcastic, married and content to her average but lovable husband Andy. There's also her family, her ex-husband Bobby and her son Travis, who will test her patience, and her new fortysomething divorced neighbor Gray, who doesn't believe that Jules can date again.

The adventures of incoming high school and junior high students on the last day of school, in May of 1976.