Boys vs. Girls (2019) - full transcript

The first summer a camp goes co-ed.

Subtitles by explosiveskull

This was the summer

before it all went wrong.

British!

That's me, Dale,

Boys' Camp section head.

Bulldog!

And that's my best friend, Ben,

in his element.

Boys' camp, for the entire month,

every summer. Here, he was a king.

But during the rest of the year...

a different story.

The game was British Bulldog.

One guy starts in the middle,

everyone else to one side,

the goal being to cross to the

other side without being touched.

I say touched, 'cause that's

what's in the brochure.

And that's the display we put on

for the parents on visitor's day.

But in reality... chaos.

But no matter what drama occurred, all

was forgiven and forgotten minutes later.

Often the magical juices of the freezie would

enable any residual grudge to melt away.

Come on, top bunks!

Two more outs and we got this!

- I call grape!

- Me too! Grape!

- If there's only one grape, I get it.

- Oh, fuck that!

Fuck that? Man, fuck you!

Hey! Language!

A ninth inning could take forever sometimes,

kids jockeying for freezie flavors.

But that's the difference

between boys and girls.

Guys can beat the shit out of each

other and moments later, best friends.

Girls? Well, if you don't like

their new jeans and it's...

Bitch!

Hose-bag!

That's me, Amber.

Calm down, ladies!

What the hell is going on here?

- Those jeans make her look fat!

- Carla said that these jeans make me look fat!

Glorified baby-sitter.

- They don't make you look that fat.

- They don't.

- You look perfect, Stacey.

- I love you.

I love you.

I can't tell the difference between

your bum, and your front bum.

It's like two bums.

Come on girls, remember,

if you can't say anything nice,

- don't say any...

- Fuck off!

Language! Jesus fuck.

- Fuck you, virgin!

- I'm not a virgin!

- Get off me.

- Stacey, get off me bitch.

- Kick her ass.

- This would go on for hours,

and it would end in tears

and candles.

I just want to say that

I truly love all of you.

I just wanted to say that I truly

do feel like you're all my sisters,

and I respect that bond.

I just wanted to say

that I love all of you guys

and that I don't think you should ever

change and that you should respect yourself,

because they can't

ever take that away from you.

I just want to add in, if I can.

I feel like

you are all my sisters,

and that at the end of the day,

we have each other,

and that's truly what love is.

I just wanted to add to that that I truly

do respect everything you're saying,

and that this just goes to show

how our bond is truly everlasting,

and that's forever, guys.

Thanks, Dany.

But it was great, all of August, we got to

be our true selves, just girls, no boys.

And that's just the way

we liked it,

the whole month of July,

just testosterone, no girls.

- Roger.

- Sit the fuck down.

Listen, Dale,

starting next summer,

Camp Kindlewood,

is going to be co-ed.

Wait, is that when we can

earn school credit?

No.

- That's when two girls kiss each other, isn't it?

- No, it isn't.

Yes, I'm pretty sure it is.

- I got this VHS tape at home...

- No, Dale.

The camp will be co-ed.

There will be boys and girls, the

same site, for the entirety of summer.

Huh.

And that means there will probably

have to be some changes made.

Yeah, changes, like what?

No more naked morning dips.

What... that's how we wake up

in the morning!

And clean the cracks!

Yeah, well... and also,

no more peeing wherever you happen to be.

- You mean we gotta walk to the washrooms?

- Yes.

- Even for number one?

- Specifically, number one!

- So, number two we can just...

- No!

Both numbers, all numbers, one, two,

forty-three, all go into the washroom!

Well, Roger, that's going to

cut into our daily schedule.

Well, add this to your schedule.

No more firekeepers.

What?

This was the tipping point.

Firekeepers was our

rite of passage.

Our mildly homoerotic

end-of-summer manhood ceremony.

So, basically, what you're

saying right now is that

anything involving our

penises... penii... dicks,

whatever, is just off the table.

- Well, your dicks were never on the table.

- Metaphorically.

Then metaphorically, yes.

Your dicks are now off the table.

Okay, if that's a metaphor, then in

reality we can put our dicks on the table?

You are such an ass-wipe!

You know what I mean.

No, I don't know what you mean.

The camp is going to be co-ed

next summer.

Do you want me to

kiss another girl?

No!

No, no, no, no. What it means

is, instead of just boys in July,

and just girls in August,

there will be both

boys and girls in the camp,

this camp, all together.

Why are you emphasizing

every other word like that?

I'm just trying to set this up,

so it's clear.

So, why are you telling me?

I need your help to get the necessary

buy-in from the other female staff,

you know, for the inevitable

changes that are coming.

Like what exactly?

Well, no more

condom balloon fights.

And definitely

no more tomacocking.

Great. So anything emasculating.

Yes, basically.

That reminds me.

No more full moon sacrifices.

That's Dany.

She has mad wicked skills.

So you knew about that?

So it wasn't a dream! Ha!

...which is what we

learned in the last chapter.

With boys in July

and girls in August,

this was actually the first time

Dale and I met.

You're gonna end up with

one or two options...

Shit.

Hey.

Thank you.

What?

I've got a 10-pack, so it's...

Smooth move, Ex-Lax.

Oh, God!

Hey, nice Bela Lugosi.

Yeah, well, the party store was

all out of Kiefer Sutherland, so.

I see they were overstocked

on sexy nurse, sexy witch...

I guess that, what is that?

Sexy, neglectful zombie mother?

I don't know how I feel

about that one.

Well, come on. Let's go

have some fun. Let's go.

- I don't know. I don't know. I mean...

- Come on.

...look, you got all the moves, right?

I don't think I could keep up with that.

Well, I can't keep them off

much longer.

You gotta,

you gotta make your move.

You know, I... I don't know.

I think a Slutty Kitten can do... sexy.

Fuck, I meant to say sexy. You're not

a slut, obviously, you're not a slut.

- Right?

- Wow.

I meant... fuck!

And that's... time.

Pencils down.

Truthfully, I hadn't

given Dale a second thought

until he opened his big mouth

again.

There was no turning back

from this.

- Hey! Amber! Um...

- What?

- Sorry, it's... it is Amber?

- Yeah, I mean, obviously.

I turned around

when you said Amber.

Sorry. Okay, look.

Um, I just think that it's fine for you to...

to ignore me all year and... and hate me,

if I called you a slut. But, I didn't.

I... I just misspoke.

Is this supposed to be

an apology?

No. That's what I'm saying.

You see, I've been punished with

silence and dirty looks all year.

But I didn't even

do the crime, right?

It was like a...

like a Freud-slip-thing.

Right. Well, you can't just go around

calling girls slutty, and expect...

I didn't, that's the thing,

right? I... I didn't.

I'm serving the sentence right

now, but look, like...

I should now, like retroactively get

to call you a slut at a future date,

to justify the punishment that

you've given me in advance.

Wow. Alright, well,

good luck with that,

but I'm gonna go off to my camp

this summer,

so this is gonna have to wait

until the fall term.

What camp do you go to?

That's Tiffany.

She thought penicillin was

a fashion statement.

Love you more.

Okay, love you, Daddy. Bye.

I think I need to

go to the clinic.

That's Donna.

She read in a magazine once that there's

all these ratios in the human face

that determine

if we're attractive or not,

and that's why models are always

tilting their head to the side,

so the brain can't pick up

on the ratios as much.

Thanks, Mr. Coffee.

Alright, ladies, let's go meet the boys.

We were ready to stake

our claim to the camp.

But we planted our flag first,

"Say Anything" style.

Remember what we discussed.

Girls rule, boys drool.

Okay. Don't forget.

Bros before hoes.

Sistas before mistas.

Dicks before chicks.

Snitches get stitches.

Gas, grass or ass.

Nobody rides for free. Let's go!

Hello, counselors.

Well, we are in for

an exciting summer.

As you well know, and can plainly

see, and smell, we have gone co-ed.

Now I myself am very excited

over this change,

and the future prosperity it can

and will bring to this camp.

Of course, I am anticipating that

not everything will go smooth-ly,

so we've added some modules

to the usual training week.

Oh, we have Gary here

from corporate,

and he is going to lead us

through some sensitivity training.

Gary!

Okay... it's too loud.

That's so loud, that hurts.

I can't hear you,

the music's too loud!

That's right, it, it's too loud.

You're hurting the children.

No, not up! Down! It's too loud!

It's too...

Okay.

It's too quiet now,

it doesn't work.

There's no, there's no beat, it doesn't...

there's nothing to this anymore.

Hi, team. I'm Gary, with a Y.

You can call me Gar.

So, what I'm gonna do for the next

few hours is guide you on a journey

through tolerance and awareness so that you

have a better understanding of other sex.

Sexes. So you have an understanding

of other, um, genders.

Okay, so little ice breaker

first.

What we're gonna do is we're

gonna divide into two groups.

We're gonna have boys and then,

drumroll please, what's next, girls.

Good. Well, that's a good start.

Okay, so what we're gonna do

is we're gonna do some skits.

These skits are a way to promote a healthy

lifestyle to someone from the opposite gender.

So, here's how we're gonna

break this down:

Boys, you're gonna help the ladies

understand better sun safety.

Ladies, the boys,

so I've been told,

they're having trouble figuring out

appropriate footwear to wear on a hike.

Okay, you have thirty minutes,

help each other out. Go!

- Hey, I see you!

- Shit. Yo, just play it cool. Play it cool.

I still see you!

Donna, right?

Yeah, my, my name is Donna.

I... I am Donna.

Look, we've got something fun planned, so... so

we just want to borrow some of your clothes.

We'll bring them right back

after the skit.

Is that okay, Don-don?

- Yeah, it's like, totally okay.

- Cool.

- Okay, yeah.

- See you soon.

Okay, bye!

Girls, listen up.

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

Just breathe, slow down, it's okay.

- What's going on?

- The boys, they took our clothes, our personal clothes.

They said they're gonna use them

for the skit!

- I'm gonna chew their dicks off.

- No, they might like that.

No, you know what? It's okay.

The boys are planning on

getting us with this skit?

We'll just have to

hit them first.

Okay, I am really excited

to see these!

So, who's up first,

boys or girls?

Okay, ladies, you're up.

So, Ben, how was your winter?

- Good, yeah, yeah, pretty good.

- Good, good.

- You know, actually, I had a real scare this morning.

- Oh?

So, I... I wake up and I just...

I feel this, this hard lump.

Immediately, I start...

I start freaking out.

I mean, it's cancer, it's gotta be cancer,

I mean, what else can it be, right?

There goes my summer, there goes my

hair, you know, so on and so forth.

- Oh, my God!

- Yeah, exactly.

What happened?

Oh, no, no, no, it was just,

uh, I had a boner.

You know, like... like... like morning wood,

so I was just like "Whoa, what's that?"

So, you know, I quickly finished and I rubbed

it on Hip-Hop's pillow before he could get up

and called it a day, you know.

Scary, scary in the moment,

though.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Hey, guys, don't we have that,

uh, hike to the lighthouse today?

Yeah, yeah,

you're right.

Uh, what should we wear on our feet?

You know, for the hike?

Maybe we should wear some sandals,

I mean, that seems appropriate.

But you know, why wear sandals,

when you can just go barefoot?

Dany! I said barefoot,

not Bigfoot!

- We got you.

- Burn.

Yeah, burn.

Bravo, excellent.

See, the ladies used sarcasm as a way

to get their footwear message across

while playfully poking fun at the boys.

Great job, ladies.

Boys, can you beat that?

- Do you think they're pissed?

- I'm sure they can take a joke.

- Hey, Dany, how was your winter?

- Sucked.

My mom is back with Barry, and he's a

fuckin' asshole and treats her like shit

but she deserves it.

She made me clean my room

the other day,

and now I can't find any of

my knives except for this one.

And I know Barry

sold them.

Next day he's buying super big

gulps instead of regular big gulps.

That assturd better

watch his six.

Yeah, you ever tried pastels?

Everybody have their sunscreen on?

'Cause it's time for the pool.

SPF30 or higher I hope?

Alright, let's get wet.

- Priscilla, what's wrong?

- Nothing.

Nothing?

What do you mean nothing?

Why can't you come

to the pool with us?

- I can't.

- What do you mean, why not?

It's my crotch.

Your crotch?

What's wrong with it?

It's bleeding.

You see, when a girl reaches a certain age,

they get a special visitor every month.

Why does this have to

happen to me?

Well, you know at Halloween when you

dress up like a cat or a princess?

Yeah.

Well, your period means that you get to dress

up like a slutty cat, or a slutty princess.

And this attracts the attention of boys,

and makes you feel better about yourself.

Wow. I already feel better

about myself.

And you know

who'll definitely understand?

My boyfriend Ben.

He's so handsome

and funny and smart.

He won't care that

I'm on my period.

In fact, I call his penis Moses

'cause it can part the Red Sea.

Enough!

You, you, you, you,

to my office right now!

Good luck this summer.

You're gonna need it.

- But, the rest of the training?

- What's the point? I tried.

I danced for you.

But this place is

on the scrap-heap.

You just made my job

a whole lot easier.

What was that?

So, what's up, you mad bro?

No, I'm not mad, I'm pissed!

This is awesome. You know,

it's like he's the chief of police,

and we're like, you know,

the wild card cops that he's...

- Shut it, Ben!

- Okay, that's good, go with that.

Maybe it's all my fault, maybe I

let you guys get away with too much,

when this was just a boys' camp,

but things have got to change.

I cannot stress how important it is for

this co-ed thing to work, you got it?

Well, truthfully, no,

we don't got it.

'Cause like, think about it,

if we did get it,

then we probably wouldn't have done

that hateful sexist skit, right?

Okay, Bo is pretty dumb, but his

looks have helped him out a lot in life.

Seriously, we hate having

these chicks here, okay?

We get our rocks off during the school

year but summer is for us to come up here,

and... and... and like walk around

naked, listen to rap music.

Word.

Hip-Hop was always talking about

an album he was producing,

but the only thing he ever shared with

us were mixtapes with original cover art.

Look. I'll talk to the girls.

I'll smooth things out

with them.

But the campers are here

in a few days.

We've gotta make this work,

right? Go team!

Maybe we really should try

to make this work.

Roger seems pretty desperate.

Hey, I need you guys to take your

shit out of the laundry room.

I found some more pee-pee sleeping

bags from last summer I gotta wash.

Well, it ain't our shit,

Mr. Coffee, try the chicks.

Trust me. It's yours.

Goddamn it!

Hey. I don't remember

doing this!

This was my favorite

turtle neck.

No fabric softener. Fuckers.

Okay, so what, you think some... some...

some crotchless jeans are going to stop us?

No, no, no, no, it's on!

No, it was on when you decided

to do a skit about our periods

and my Halloween costuming

choices.

Well, actually,

if you were paying attention,

it wasn't necessarily

your Halloween costuming,

it was an imagined scenario,

it was presented to Priscilla.

Technically, we may have started

it, I mean, our skit was first.

Oh! No, no, no, no, no,

sweetheart, we started it.

Your skit was so lame and stupid

it didn't offend,

so it doesn't even count

as starting it.

Well, you may have started it,

but we're going to finish this.

How, by cutting more material

away from our jeans?

If you cut away any more,

they become jean shorts,

and then they become

useful again.

That is not

how we're gonna end it.

We're gonna end it tonight. See you

guys have to fall asleep at some point,

you guys can't stay up forever,

and when you guys do fall asleep,

I'm going to come into your

cabin and bite your dicks off.

I'm going to bite them off

so hard and so fast,

there won't be a split second when you

guys feel some moist lips around your dick,

and you think, "Hey,

I'm getting a dream blowie, sweet."

I'm going to skip right

to the pain, right away.

You guys will be dreaming, flying through

the air, or... or swimming, and then bam!

Shark bites off your dick, or maybe

it's the flying one, and then bam!

Helicopter blades, maybe you guys get

too close and bam, chops off your dick.

And you're gonna wake up,

screaming in pain,

and all you guys are gonna see

in the glimmering moonlight

is the ruby red glow of your dick juices

coming out of the corners of my mouth!

When the campers arrived, there was an

understood truce, but it wouldn't last long.

Hey, Zack,

where's your bag, little dude?

Bareback, I like it, brother.

Hey, Zack, hope your redneck parents sent

you up with enough tuck money this year.

Hey, Zack, were Jason and Karl

about to kiss? Yeah, I think that.

Oh, my God! Oh, my God,

they were about to kiss!

- Let me go, Ben!

- Or what, what? You're, you're gonna kiss Karl about it?

No, I'll titty twist

your ass off!

Whoa, hold up.

You'll titty twist my ass off?

Shut up, you know what I meant.

No, no, no, I'm gonna stand here

and let you explain it to me.

You're gonna "titty twist

my ass off." Get outta here.

Zack, you okay, buddy?

Where's your bag, man?

- Stacey, how was your winter?

- It was really good.

So I met this one guy

at school, he's like superhot.

- Oh, my God! Did you make out?

- Kind of, but yeah.

That's a sack, there's a sack,

that's a sack, here's a sack.

Hey, you need a hand with that?

No thanks, I got it.

It's no trouble, I can...

Excuse me, mista,

I want to do it on my own.

I'm still growin', ya know.

Wow, real mature, Dale.

I... she wants to take it

on her own.

- Thanks, Amber, my back was getting sore.

- I believe it.

Alright, guys, hey, hey,

listen up, hey!

Follow us, okay?

I mean, don't get me wrong,

I hate that the girls are here,

and we're going to destroy them

this summer.

Agreed.

♪ Umagada umagada

choo choo choo! ♪

- But the scenery is nice, you know?

- ♪ Umagada umagada ♪

♪ Choo choo choo! ♪

Agreed, yeah.

♪ Give me a home

Where the buffalo roam ♪

- Would you do him?

- Tiffany! Would I do him?

Okay, fine, would you

third-base him?

- Yes.

- Me too.

♪ Seldom is heard

A discouraging word ♪

♪ And the skies are

Not cloudy all day ♪

Welcome campers to the opening campfire

of 1990 here at Camp Kindlewood!

Now, as most of you already know by now, the

camp is now co-ed, which is a great thing!

Obviously, there's going to be some programming

issues that we have to work through,

but myself, the staff and your

counselors are totally committed

to giving you a memorable

and safe summer.

This... Jason, it, it's not a question

and answer period. Do you have to pee?

Uh no, are we still going to be

doing Lumbermen versus Voyageurs?

Oh, yes, absolutely, of course,

we are, Jason!

Tomorrow after breakfast, we'll have

the traditional picking of the sides!

I got an idea.

Are you thinking

what I'm thinking?

I doubt it. I'm just...

I'm kinda high right now.

So just feels good all over,

you know?

- See?

- See what?

It's a vagina!

No, it's your hands.

No, you idiot, it's a vagina!

Okay, everyone,

brush your teeth and shit.

Okay, so the shrooms

have worn off, what's this plan?

Right. For the team

picking thing tomorrow,

you know, when they divide up

Lumbermen and Voyageurs.

We gotta make it so all the boys camps are

Lumbermen, and all the girls' camps are Voyageurs.

Sworn. Accelerate the conflict.

I like it.

But how are we gonna swing that?

- Who picks the names from the hat?

- Mr. Coffee?

Mr. Coffee.

And what does Mr. Coffee like?

- Murder?

- No. What else?

- Booze.

- Yes.

Amber, could you help me?

I need two lines.

This line,

night-time medications.

And this line, "My head hurts",

"My throat hurts", "Oh, my God!

I've got poison ivy,"

"Hey, is that crotch rash."

Alright kids, you heard Mr. Coffee,

two lines. Come on.

So, what do you think the boys

have planned for us today?

I don't know, Tiff,

maybe if we just don't push it...

Amber, if we wait on it, our guard will

be down, and that's when they get us.

I get it, we go all

passive-aggressive.

You know like what if

we go on a sex strike?

You haven't slept

with any of them, have you?

Okay, sex strike might be

a little hard to pull off.

One for you, one for me.

I am a ghost!

I was once a living person,

but then I died, so now I'm a ghost!

Little redundant,

all that was implied.

- Bahhhh.

- Boogadee Boo!

Oh, fuck a cock!

Jesus, Coffee.

You know, it's not nice

to scare people, in real life.

Okay, look, we need

a favor from you, okay?

Well, the price is right.

What do you need?

Well, look, we'll take care of

the how,

but tomorrow, we need you to go

and rig the cabin selections

for Lumbermen and Voyageurs,

okay?

- Why?

- 'Cause we're going to make it Boys vs. Girls

and take those hussies head on!

Seems a little complex,

just to humiliate someone.

Oh, yeah, how would you do it?

Well, since you're asking I... I guess I

would ask them to meet me up someplace high,

you know, like one of those

parking garage-type things.

And I'd kinda, you know, as I'm talking

to them, move 'em closer to the edge,

and make sure

I have solid footing.

Then I'd kinda

push 'em off the roof.

Then they'd, uh, you know,

fall to their deaths.

And then I'd go around screaming "They jumped,

they jumped, I had nothing to do with it,

it was one of those kind of

suicide-type things!"

Coffee, you shouldn't be allowed to

work near children, you know that?

Or people.

I'm not.

That's why I'm at the camp.

No, it's eight crackers

in one minute.

No, I'm telling you, I got this

cousin in Salt Lake that says

it's one cracker

in eight minutes.

No! You're so stupid!

That doesn't even make any sense, you can

easily eat one cracker in eight minutes!

That's why it's hard, you have to

really take your time, savor it...

Give it.

Time, go.

My Swatch only shows hours.

So, you see the fork?

It needs to go on the left, okay?

No, I said it goes on the left!

- Hey, Donna.

- Hi.

Sorry. I... I just...

You know, I could help teach your

kids how to set the table properly,

with a little freestyle

of course.

You know, something to

help them remember.

- Yeah, sure, that would be great.

- Yeah?

A'ight, cool. Here we go.

Mm, yeah.

♪ It's like, when you Put down the

plate It's the first thing you do ♪

♪ Place it the middle

It's what you do, uh ♪

♪ Now, pick up a knife, yeah ♪

♪ Be careful it's sharp ♪

♪ You don't want to cut your pretty

little fingers off Now do ya? ♪

♪ Do ya, do ya, do ya,

do ya? ♪

♪ Of course, you don't

What? ♪

♪ Best be moving on

To the spoon ♪

♪ It should be opposite

Of the fork... ♪

Hey, you got a sec?

Freeze!

What are they doing?

- Girls' camp doesn't play freeze?

- No.

Hell, you just yell "freeze" at some point

during the meal, the kids all freeze,

and the first one to move

has to clear all the dishes.

Neat.

So, what's up?

Right. Well, I do take it that guys'

camp did do program announcements, right?

Yeah.

Well, we have a big one

to announce this morning,

with Lumbermen vs. Voyageurs

starting, and uh...

Okay. So, do you have something

planned or?

Yeah, yeah, um.

You know, a few of us girls,

we came up with a skit last night.

Actually, it was more like a rework of,

you know, something we did last summer.

But we weren't sure if,

if we should just go ahead and do it

or if you guys wanted to

participate?

Now, Yoshi, don't laugh.

Jason, don't fall in love, alright,

it's just a game there, pal.

No, that sounds great.

I guess we'll just leave this

one up to you guys... girls.

Great, cool, thanks.

Your breath smells like

farts!

It's horrible.

How bad does it smell?

Like farts, eh?

Why don't you tell me about it

while you're doing dishes duty?

Yeah, you didn't think

about it, did you?

- So? What did they say?

- He said we could do it.

- Yes! I knew it.

- Attack them with our sexuality.

Sexual assault!

Yeah, but different, you know.

When the hand goes up?

The mouth goes shut!

Shut your holes!

- Thank you, Ben.

- Shut your holes.

Ben, the holes are shut.

Okay, so, we have a special

announcement.

May, maybe, maybe we shouldn't be

making enemies out of boobs, you know?

It's Lumbermen vs. Voyageurs!

Okay! For those of you who have been

here before, you know what this means.

For those of you who are new,

let me explain.

Yeah, so I guess that program

announcement didn't explain much.

It was just sexual energy.

...the Voyageurs

and the Lumbermen.

These teams are going to compete

non-stop, around the clock,

in various competitive activities

in order to accumulate points

so that they can win

The Golden Axe-Paddle!

- Looks like an axe.

- And a paddle.

- Paddle.

- It's an axe-paddle.

Before we get ahead of ourselves,

we have to make the selection

to see which cabins will be the Voyageurs

and which cabins will be the Lumbermen.

Lumbermen has won

the past four years, boys.

- Okay?

- Let the selection begin!

Alright.

Who is first for the Voyageurs?

Senior Girls 2.

Alright, and now who is going

to kick off for the Lumbermen?

Junior Boys 1.

And back to the Voyageurs.

It's working.

Intermediate Girls 3.

Lumbermen!

It's the same.

But the opposite, which would

make it... Intermediate Boys...

Intermediate Boys 3!

Coffee is way too liquored up to pull

this off. We're gonna get busted.

He's got it, he's got it.

Alright, next for the Voyageurs.

Junior Girls 2.

- Lumbermen?

- Senior Boys 2.

Senior Boys 2, they beat me up

last summer, Senior Boys 2.

Junior Girls 1.

Intermediate Boys 2.

Senior Girls 1.

Intermediate Boys 1.

Intermediate Girls 1.

Junior Boys 2.

Oh. Intermediate Girls 2.

Thank you, well, there you go!

Totally impartial selection!

If the teams could please appoint a team

captain to come up here for the swearing-in.

I swear.

I swear.

To compete with honor,

integrity, and spirit.

To compete with honor,

integrity, and spirit.

I know what you did here

and you will rue the day.

I've always wanted to hear someone

say "rue the day" in real life.

So I will now thus rue the day.

Our plan had worked.

We made it boys versus girls.

This was our chance to show the ladies

who's boss and take back our camp.

We knew the boys rigged the competition,

and we were determined to take them down.

This is no good,

we might actually hurt them.

- British!

- Bulldog!

Argh! Come on, you guys!

What was that?

They have girl parts!

Where do we grab on to?

The gender-neutral parts.

British!

Okay, you got four Voyageurs.

Switch up, Lumbermen run!

British!

Bulldog!

- British!

- Bulldog!

- Aw!

- Oh! Yeah.

You work out, right?

Okay, you captured 22 Lumbermen.

Voyageurs win this round!

Yeah! Go! Come on!

- Yay!

- Woo-hoo!

Oh, my God! Reeks of urine.

Yes! It worked, it worked!

We were trying to mask

the smell of poop!

- Oh, well, congratulations.

- Yes!

A mid-summer dance probably

seemed like a good idea, on paper.

This is so lame.

Okay, someone's gotta

do something.

I mean, I get the feud, but the

kids aren't having any fun.

- Hey.

- Okay, come on, we gotta do something.

- Come on.

- What up?

- Oh, hey.

- Hey.

Two cupcakes,

both for you fatty?

No, no. I was... I was...

I was thinking of sharing.

- With me?

- Yeah, sure.

I, uh, I thought

we were enemies.

Yeah, yeah, we are.

But even enemies have to share yummy

delicious cupcakes from time to time.

- They do?

- Yeah.

- You haven't seen Star Wars?

- I've seen Star Wars.

Okay, so just before Greedo shoots Han, you

didn't notice the cupcakes they were enjoying?

Before Greedo shoots Han?

You mean,

before Han shoots Greedo!

What are you talking about?

Han would never do that.

Oh, God! I think he wants to kiss me.

Where was this confidence eight months ago?

She kinda smells

like garbage,

but that could just be because we're near

the dumpster and she was carrying garbage.

Han is a cold-blooded killer.

You know instead of facing Jabba

himself and taking responsibility...

Wait, am I feeling attracted to

her or to the smell of garbage?

I can't let him kiss me.

The girls will hate me.

You see that just

furthers my point,

you're too busy moralizing to notice the

cupcakes that two enemies were enjoying.

But he's finally behaving

and acting cute.

Maybe our union

could bring the camp together?

Am I going to end up being

one of those case studies on Donahue,

"The guy who humps

dumpsters?"

There is no way that they were

serving cupcakes at the cantina.

Maybe some sense memory

would help you...

Just say you love noogies,

and I'll let go!

Let go first!

Ha, ha, ha!

I hate noogies!

- Dale?

- Yeah?

- Dale!

- Yes!

Were you just making out

with this hussy?

- Excuse me?

- No.

- No?

- Amber?

You two were mouth fucking.

Mouth fucking?

No one says that, man.

We weren't.

Then why do you have icing

on your boob parts then?

They're called pecks on guys,

alright?

- They're called pecks on her, too.

- Watch it.

Yeah, what's with the

peck icing?

This? You caught us

in the middle of a food fight.

Yes, it was a hateful,

sexist food fight.

Yeah, and I'm pissed at him right

now, and you're interrupting.

Mm-hmm. I was waiting until now,

when she was wearing her favorite dress.

- Fucker!

- Fight! Fight! Fight!

- Really, this is how we're playing it?

- Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!

Fight! Fight! Fight!

Okay, well, this camp is going

all girls, all summer.

Roger sees

how toxic you guys are.

Us? Toxic?

You're the ones stinking up the

garbage with your maxipads.

No, no, whoa... no.

Two men enter, one man leaves.

Come on, you know these things.

You want our maxipads gone?

By the way, Dany is the only one

who uses maxipads, so...

Yes, we want you gone!

There's no way it's just Dany.

I've seen way too many maxipads in the garbage

for it just to be coming from one girl.

Some of us have heavy flows!

- Well, we want you gone!

- Well, let's lay down the stakes then.

You want to play for keeps?

Okay. Whoever loses Lumbermen vs. Voyageurs,

can't apply for a job next summer.

No male counselors,

no boys' camp.

- All girls, all summer.

- Okay!

But if boys win

Lumbermen vs. Voyageurs,

then girls can't apply for jobs here,

and it goes back to a... boys' camp.

Yes, Ben, that was implied.

Look, I'm just trying to

make the stakes clear.

Okay, they're all in, let's go.

Okay, looks like a hundred

spirit points for Lumbermen.

Well, looks like a hundred and

fifty spirit points for Voyageurs.

Woo!

Go! Like the hustle,

I like the hustle.

Hey, little girl? How you doing?

Yeah, this is fun, huh?

Relay race camp.

I love it.

Just, it's kinda hard being away

from home this long, you know?

I mean, I don't think I've ever been

away from my mom this long, have you?

Yeah, sometimes I just

sit in bed at night,

thinking about how much I miss my

mommy hugging me, singing to me.

♪ Hush, little baby

Don't say a word ♪

Comforting a child,

keep it moving.

There's more important things in

life, okay? Keep going.

♪ Momma's gonna buy you

A mockingbird ♪

Yard sale!

We were so caught up

in beating each other,

we didn't even see we were destroying

the one thing we both loved... the camp.

You two have no idea what

you have just done. No idea!

Roger.

Shut up, no one wants to

hear you talk, shut it.

Do you have any idea,

the position you've put this camp in? Hmm?

I'm asking you a question.

You just told me to shut up.

Shut up! It was rhetorical.

Shut it!

Did you think that I, last summer

just, on my own, out of nowhere,

decided to make the camp co-ed?

Kinda.

I thought I said to shut it.

You told Dale to shut it,

this is my first shut it.

Fine. But shut it from now on.

Do you know why we're co-ed?

Huh? Funny guy?

I'm asking you a question.

Is it a rhetorical question?

Oh, answering a question

with a question.

Very smart funny guy.

No, it wasn't rhetorical.

- Okay then, my guess...

- Shut up! No one wants to hear you talk!

Sorry, you're just being

a bit unclear.

Oh. Well, pardon my French.

How's this for unclear?

Yeah. That's great for unclear.

Oh, you want me to

spell it out for you?

- Yes!

- Yes!

Camps are closing

at a record rate.

Corporate has tightened

up budgets across the board.

Parents are demanding

heightened safety standards,

so more money is being pooled

into safety equipment.

Going co-ed all summer long was the only

way to keep this camp economically viable

and prevent corporate

from shutting us down.

That's why making this summer

work was so important.

Look, first of, I... I really don't think the

outside world works the way you described it.

Yeah, you make it sound like

a Looney Tunes cartoon.

Like corporate bureaucrats

in suits bullying kids?

Yeah, I... I... I really think

your world view is a bit off.

Wait, how did you get visuals

of what was in my mind's eye?

And second, I wish you would have just

leveled with us from the beginning.

Just tell us that the camp was going

to close unless we made co-ed work.

Yeah, if we knew it was that dire

we would have figured it out.

You really just need to be

more clear next time.

Well, but there isn't going

to be a next time.

It's all too late anyway.

Well, what do you mean?

Corporate is sending an advisory board

tomorrow to check out our economic viability.

Once they see this mess and the volatile

atmosphere, they'll close us down for sure.

Come here, come here!

Come here, come here, come here!

I accidentally overheard while I was peeping

and I think I know how to save the camp.

Follow me.

Ninety-six bottles of beer on the wall,

ninety-seven bottles of beer on the wall,

ninety-eight bottles of beer

on the wall.

Ninety-nine bottle of beer

on the wall!

When my dad passed away, he gave me

this job, and a small inheritance.

That was almost fifty years ago.

The job, the camp, the people...

are my home,

my family.

Economically viable?

If keeping this camp open is

about money, I think I can help.

Five thousand dollars.

The camp, our home, is saved.

Yeah but your... that's your...

that's your inheritance?

Yes, it was my dad's life savings,

but I want you to use it to save the camp.

But you... you had it buried

underground the whole time?

I think you're missing

the point here.

This five thousand dollars

was from the 1940s.

Almost fifty years ago.

With inflation, and interest,

you're looking at over a hundred

thousand dollars. At least.

No, we're looking at

five thousand dollars.

Now I think you're both

missing the point.

1940s money, inflation,

interest.

Ka-ching, camp saved, hero!

Um, I think if we try to explain this to him,

we're just gonna get stuck in a time loop.

Agreed.

What... what if we just take the

money, tell him he saved the camp,

and then use that money to spruce

up the place, and save the camp.

You heard Roger,

corporate is coming tomorrow.

That's why we're gonna need

everyone's help.

Thanks! Woo-hoo!

You saved the camp!

- Did you just call me a hero?

- Sure.

Alright, I'm going to break it

down, nice and simple.

Corporate is coming to the site tomorrow

and they're gonna close the camp.

- What? What do you mean shut it down?

- What? Are you serious?

- Listen. Listen. Please.

- Unless! Guys,

unless we work together for the next

twenty-four hours and fix the camp.

Fix the camp? How can we fix it?

What do you mean fix the camp?

Okay, um, hold on a second,

guys. Look.

Ben... here, try to break

this stick, okay?

- Serious?

- It's easy, right?

Good. Um, now look...

Now go ahead and try to...

try to break this bundle.

Haha, okay, just... no, let's

hold on a second, alright?

- Fuck.

- Whoa, hold on guys, please. Okay.

Okay.

- Break this, let's give it a try.

- Woo!

Goddamnit, Ben! Jesus Christ.

Wait, wait, wait, hold up.

I think I get it.

Wait, you're saying, on our own,

we can easily snap a twig in half.

But if we work together, we,

we can snap a bunch!

- A lot of sticks, bro!

- Yeah.

It's like, we've had the power inside us the

entire time, to break a shit load of sticks,

- more than we ever thought possible!

- Yes.

No. I mean, yeah, but...

Totally. Like with our friends,

and maybe, maybe some kicking...

- Yeah.

- We can do so much more.

A lot of sticks, dude!

No, I mean, that's...

that's not...

Wait sorry, are you guys... what,

is this... are you guys motivated by this?

Fuck, yeah!

- Alright. Yeah, okay, good.

- I guess we'll go with that!

Thanks, everybody.

We've got a way

to save the camp!

I told you, it's too late.

Corporate is coming tomorrow

We know, but we did this

metaphor thing with everyone,

and we found

a little bit of cash.

It's too late!

They're going to shut us down.

Or will they?

- Uh, yeah, they will.

- Are you sure about that?

Yeah, pretty sure.

I know for a fact they're going to be closing

at least eight camps in this region alone.

- We're bound to be one.

- Not so fast.

Not so fast?

They're coming tomorrow!

I wouldn't be so sure about us

closing... not just yet.

Yep, I think something

might just change.

- What?

- Roger.

I wouldn't count all your

roosters before they hatch.

Let's just see what a little

passing of the time can do, hmm?

Montage!

♪ Let's go sit in the sunshine ♪

♪ Like we usually do ♪

♪ Feeling water, hands in sand ♪

♪ Leaves, trees, canopy ♪

It's so beautiful

up here.

Yeah, I know.

This is... this is for sure the one

thing that we all have in common.

What's that?

That we all love this place,

and we don't want to see it go away.

We figured that one out

in the end.

So, how do you think

the review will go tomorrow?

Honestly, I don't know.

I just hope we didn't mess

things up for the kids.

♪ Daydreaming, night and day ♪

Do you think

you'll ever have kids?

Yeah, eventually.

I'd be an awesome dad.

Ben, kids can't subsist on a diet

of Skittles and wedgies, man.

Yeah, obviously, I'd make adjustments,

but I'd rise to the occasion.

It's okay, Ben, not everyone's

cut up to be a dad.

Are you guys serious right now?

Okay, look, fact!

If you look back at all of humanity

as a whole, from the start, fact,

most kids by far,

were just born.

Just... just... just... just flopped

out of their mothers onto a bed,

like a mossy, messy, forest bed.

And then, most of the time, fact,

a wolf would just come along

and... and eat the baby

right away.

Just a snack, you know?

So, by those odds, you know, if...

if you look at all the dads,

from... from the start of humankind,

I'd be like in the top one percentile.

Right, 'cause you'd at least try to fight

off a wolf from eating your newborn, right?

Damn straight.

The big day was here.

If we didn't wow Gary with what we

had planned, we'd lose the camp forever.

Oh, fuck my dick.

This'll be an easy axing.

This place is a mess. Trust me.

I still don't get why you're

both in the backseat.

Wow, those bureaucrats look just like

how I pictured them in Roger's mind.

I know.

Chin up, Dale, we got this.

Well, the front entrance

looks tidy.

A façade.

How has your summer been?

Uh, my summer?

Fascinating! Fantastic!

You know, we all... we all

get along so well, you know.

Everyone's pretty much my best bud,

you know, we... we get along great,

it's like, uh, it's really like

a family, you know?

I love this girl so much!

You know, she's like the, uh,

the big, uh, little... little...

little brother that I... I never had.

Get in here, get in here!

Yeah, yeah, he's like a... he's like a...

little dog I keep in my purse.

Yeah, you're a bad dog,

aren't you?

Yeah. Gentlemen?

Well, the toilets seem to flush

normally, unobstructed.

Smells very... nondescript.

Yes!

We have a very special lunch

prepared for you,

so if you'll just follow me

into the dining hall.

♪ Morning has broken ♪

♪ Like the first morning ♪

♪ Blackbird has spoken

Like the first bird ♪

♪ Praise for the singing ♪

♪ Praise for the morning ♪

♪ Praise for them springing

Fresh from the world ♪

♪ Sweet the rain's new fall ♪

♪ Sunlit from heaven ♪

♪ Like the first dew fall

On the first grass ♪

♪ Praise for the sweetness ♪

♪ Of the wet garden ♪

♪ Sprung in completeness ♪

♪ Where his feet pass ♪

♪ Mine is the sunlight ♪

♪ Mine is the morning ♪

♪ Born of the one light ♪

♪ Eden saw play ♪

♪ Praise with elation ♪

♪ Praise every morning ♪

♪ God's re-creation ♪

♪ Of the new day ♪

Haha. Alright.

Alright.

Okay! I won't shut down

your camp!

- Ya!

- Woo-hoo!

Yes!

I'll just have to shut down

another camp.

Aw.

- Alright.

- Woo-hoo!

Is that morning dip,

or flagpole?

Neither, that's luggage,

we slept in.

Oh, shit. I've got to get back

to my cabin!

No goodbye?

He pinched my butt on the way out.

That was probably meant for you.

Aw, that's sweet.

Hey, you get lucky

last night, man?

Yeah, only waist-down though.

What are you doing on the girls' side?

Shit. I'm Audi 5000.

- You scared me, man.

- That was so close, we almost totally got busted!

Nah, you just... you just

gotta play it chill.

You're right, I'm chill.

- You're extra pretty when you're chill.

- Really?

Thanks!

Thanks. Do you ladies want to

help me pack some luggage?

Oh, yeah, for sure!

All right kids,

gather around, hacky sack circle!

Come on, ladies, let's go!

Put your backs into it. Come on!

Slackers, over there!

Yeah, if you have a purple

ribbon, you're on the next bus!

Well, that's it.

We saved the camp and the rest

of the summer was great.

Everything ran smooth and

we made new friends along the way.

It wasn't easy,

but we got through it.

And maybe came out a

little better on the other side.

- All in all.

- It was a great summer.

- That I'll never...

- Forget.

Well, it looks like

we saved the camp.

- Yeah, everyone did their part.

- Yup.

It's too bad we couldn't have worked

things out earlier on, you know.

We could have had

more time together.

- Yeah, a DeLorean would be nice.

- Yeah, for sure.

Yeah. I could go back and remind

myself to say sexy instead of slutty.

Or you could've just shut up

and kissed me.

Or that, yeah.

But I get it though.

Maybe... maybe we set something

up nicer for the next generation.

- Maybe that's it.

- What?

That's what kids are.

They're like... they're

like a time machine.

It's a good chance to go back

and do it right.

From the beginning.

Hey. You want some?

89 Hams. Take one.

End credits for the scene.

Scary, scary at the moment,

though.

I hope an eagle mistakes

your dick for a perch.

Oh, gosh!

I almost just French kissed you

right now.

Oui.

My Swatch only shows hours.

- Cut.

- Cut.

Let's go again.

Mm-hmm.

Just throw a, just throw

a few on the camera here.

♪ Fist been moving on

To the spoon for real ♪

Yeah.

One for you, one for me.

Oh, I gave you mine.

The rock band Journey, the cast

from Family Matters, Blue Man Group.

Blue Man.

Can you cue the music again right

now just while I get into the groups?

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