WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:03.786 --> 00:00:05.614 [birds cooing] 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:18.888 --> 00:00:20.498 [birds cooing] 5 00:00:25.329 --> 00:00:26.939 -[bird wings flapping] -[tapping] 6 00:00:34.730 --> 00:00:36.166 [door closing] 7 00:00:38.299 --> 00:00:40.170 I've came out, seen birds struggling, 8 00:00:40.301 --> 00:00:41.345 helped them out, and that's it. 9 00:00:42.955 --> 00:00:45.219 I'll give them a little crack on the shell here and there. 10 00:00:45.349 --> 00:00:46.350 Now there's some guys who'll say, 11 00:00:47.830 --> 00:00:49.397 "I wouldn't do that man, they got to get out of there. 12 00:00:49.527 --> 00:00:51.051 They too weak if they do that." But... 13 00:00:51.964 --> 00:00:54.228 they give you all these rules they think are for life 14 00:00:54.358 --> 00:00:58.275 as far as pigeons, but people have the same problems. 15 00:00:58.884 --> 00:01:00.973 Babies are born early, they put them in the incubators 16 00:01:01.104 --> 00:01:02.453 and all this stuff all hooked up to them. 17 00:01:02.845 --> 00:01:04.020 Trying to say they should die, 18 00:01:05.021 --> 00:01:06.153 'cause they weren't strong enough to live? 19 00:01:07.197 --> 00:01:08.155 No. 20 00:01:10.287 --> 00:01:13.508 You can help them out. They might turn out to be some of your best birds one day. 21 00:01:13.899 --> 00:01:15.510 [somber music] 22 00:01:18.165 --> 00:01:22.430 If I look and I see a bird hatching in the morning, and if I come back in the evening 23 00:01:22.560 --> 00:01:24.562 and he hadn't got too much farther than he was in the morning, 24 00:01:24.693 --> 00:01:26.303 something gone wrong, and I help him out of it. 25 00:01:26.434 --> 00:01:29.480 I just put a little extra cracks going around, 26 00:01:29.611 --> 00:01:30.960 so he can break out easier. 27 00:01:32.396 --> 00:01:34.920 I know once he start breathing in oxygen, 28 00:01:35.051 --> 00:01:39.795 he got to get out that shell soon and get fed, or he'll die. 29 00:01:41.449 --> 00:01:42.885 So, that's why I make sure they get out. 30 00:01:44.669 --> 00:01:46.236 [gentle music] 31 00:01:57.029 --> 00:01:58.292 [wings flapping] 32 00:01:58.422 --> 00:01:59.380 Daddy in now. 33 00:02:01.425 --> 00:02:02.470 He got to feed it. 34 00:02:09.041 --> 00:02:10.652 [dramatic music] 35 00:02:21.271 --> 00:02:23.143 [intense music] 36 00:02:29.758 --> 00:02:31.455 [intense music] 37 00:02:35.198 --> 00:02:36.286 How many? 38 00:02:36.417 --> 00:02:37.244 [man] 20. 39 00:02:38.201 --> 00:02:39.507 [indistinct chattering] 40 00:02:40.116 --> 00:02:42.336 -On! Time in. -[man] Time in! 41 00:02:42.466 --> 00:02:44.164 [intense music] 42 00:02:45.991 --> 00:02:48.124 [drum rolling] 43 00:02:51.258 --> 00:02:52.650 Oh, Jesse! 44 00:02:53.390 --> 00:02:56.176 That was sweet. I don't care what nobody else said, 45 00:02:56.306 --> 00:03:00.180 it was sweet in my book. I liked it like that. Oh, yeah. 46 00:03:00.789 --> 00:03:03.183 Basically these are rollers. These are Birmingham Rollers, 47 00:03:03.313 --> 00:03:05.707 that were brought to the United States by William Pensom. 48 00:03:06.403 --> 00:03:09.189 Pensom brought the original rollers from Birmingham, England. 49 00:03:09.319 --> 00:03:11.103 That's the name Birmingham Rollers. 50 00:03:12.409 --> 00:03:13.932 [Keith] Roller pigeons are bred to perform. 51 00:03:14.455 --> 00:03:15.934 The average Birmingham Roller can do 52 00:03:16.065 --> 00:03:18.720 four to five revolutions in a split second. 53 00:03:19.111 --> 00:03:21.418 We're trying to get them to perform together, 54 00:03:21.549 --> 00:03:23.159 something like synchronized swimming. 55 00:03:23.507 --> 00:03:25.248 [drum rolling] 56 00:03:26.467 --> 00:03:28.120 Oh, that's what I'm talking about. 57 00:03:28.251 --> 00:03:29.687 -That's a bust. -[drum rolling] 58 00:03:29.818 --> 00:03:31.211 -Let me see what he give. -[drum rolling] 59 00:03:31.341 --> 00:03:32.429 Let me have 12. 60 00:03:32.560 --> 00:03:33.604 -12. -Yeah! 61 00:03:34.997 --> 00:03:36.694 So basically, to score you have to have a minimum 62 00:03:36.825 --> 00:03:38.218 of five pigeons rolling together. 63 00:03:38.348 --> 00:03:41.046 A lot of guys don't understand the word together. 64 00:03:41.177 --> 00:03:42.831 That means together. 65 00:03:43.223 --> 00:03:45.268 Not one starts, and then three go, 66 00:03:45.399 --> 00:03:47.227 and then another goes, and then you have a five. 67 00:03:47.357 --> 00:03:49.838 -They have to roll together. -[drum rolling] 68 00:03:52.710 --> 00:03:54.538 -[man] How much time is left? -[man] Three twenty. 69 00:03:57.324 --> 00:03:59.108 [man] That's a good kit right there. 70 00:03:59.848 --> 00:04:01.197 [whistling] 71 00:04:01.328 --> 00:04:03.243 You want your birds to kit tight, 72 00:04:03.373 --> 00:04:05.941 you want them all to fly together in one unit. 73 00:04:06.289 --> 00:04:08.465 If you got one that want to lead the pack, 74 00:04:08.596 --> 00:04:10.424 then that's called an out bird. 75 00:04:11.033 --> 00:04:12.948 You get two birds out, then you can't score. 76 00:04:13.078 --> 00:04:15.037 [man] Hey, one of your birds is out the kit! 77 00:04:15.342 --> 00:04:19.389 What the hell is this? My birds is definitely more impressive than this! 78 00:04:19.520 --> 00:04:23.350 -[laughing] -But we live to fly one more day though. 79 00:04:23.480 --> 00:04:25.265 [intense music] 80 00:04:31.140 --> 00:04:32.184 -[beeping] -Time. 81 00:04:32.315 --> 00:04:33.708 -[man] Time -[man] Time. 82 00:04:33.838 --> 00:04:34.796 Time! 83 00:04:35.579 --> 00:04:37.189 Yeah, I got it, I, I heard it. 84 00:04:37.320 --> 00:04:38.190 I know. [laughing] 85 00:04:39.627 --> 00:04:41.150 [chattering] 86 00:04:44.458 --> 00:04:46.982 Okay, so 197.34, score. 87 00:04:48.157 --> 00:04:49.637 Thank you. Thank you so much. 88 00:04:50.028 --> 00:04:50.986 You got to sign here. 89 00:04:51.203 --> 00:04:52.509 -Got to sign? -Yeah. 90 00:04:52.640 --> 00:04:54.294 [intense music] 91 00:04:56.121 --> 00:04:57.732 Right on, okay. 92 00:04:57.949 --> 00:05:00.343 Here in South Central, you score over 100 points, 93 00:05:00.474 --> 00:05:04.565 you're the man. Anything below 25, you aren't shit. 94 00:05:05.087 --> 00:05:09.265 Anything below that, that's considered a donut, or a disqualification, a DQ, 95 00:05:09.396 --> 00:05:10.179 you are getting talked about. 96 00:05:10.788 --> 00:05:13.182 [people chattering] 97 00:05:13.313 --> 00:05:15.837 Today we champions, man, we eliminate you all motherfuckers. 98 00:05:16.359 --> 00:05:18.448 That's what we do today, we eliminate you all. 99 00:05:18.579 --> 00:05:19.841 [driver] We're going to Red house, right? 100 00:05:19.971 --> 00:05:21.582 No, we are going to Choo Choo's. 101 00:05:22.278 --> 00:05:23.453 [car engine revving] 102 00:05:23.975 --> 00:05:26.674 [driver] Man, don't shoot me. Don't shoot me. 103 00:05:26.804 --> 00:05:28.850 -[car engine revving] -[intense music] 104 00:05:28.980 --> 00:05:30.852 [man] You see a nigga. Are you ready? 105 00:05:30.982 --> 00:05:32.549 You better be ready to score some points. 106 00:05:34.682 --> 00:05:36.597 [people chattering] 107 00:05:40.731 --> 00:05:43.168 I thought something was going on with my brother in law down here, 108 00:05:43.299 --> 00:05:45.388 you all should be in church, you all got the street blocked up 109 00:05:45.519 --> 00:05:47.477 -for these pigeons. -[laughing] 110 00:05:47.608 --> 00:05:49.349 You got the street blocked up for these birds! 111 00:05:49.479 --> 00:05:50.785 [laughing] 112 00:05:51.263 --> 00:05:52.917 [birds chirping] 113 00:05:56.443 --> 00:05:57.922 [laughing] 114 00:06:01.448 --> 00:06:03.014 [chattering] 115 00:06:07.279 --> 00:06:08.498 [man] Mr. London! 116 00:06:10.108 --> 00:06:12.763 [laughing] 117 00:06:15.636 --> 00:06:19.335 When the birds work real hard, we open their breast feathers up, 118 00:06:19.466 --> 00:06:25.167 and it should be pink, it's purple. It's real dark. Rest them up a few days. 119 00:06:25.602 --> 00:06:26.995 -[man] And then it come back pink. -It come back pink. 120 00:06:27.125 --> 00:06:31.347 And 20 is full turn times five. 121 00:06:32.304 --> 00:06:36.961 All right, so that would be a 100 raw points. Straight up. 122 00:06:37.092 --> 00:06:38.398 [man] I got that with the rest of them. It was-- 123 00:06:38.528 --> 00:06:39.790 -Mr. Jackson, are you ready? -Yeah. 124 00:06:39.921 --> 00:06:40.791 Thank you. 125 00:06:43.141 --> 00:06:44.752 [drums rolling] 126 00:06:47.407 --> 00:06:49.409 [bird wings flapping] 127 00:06:54.022 --> 00:06:57.504 Uh-oh, I got the bird God. Uh-oh. 128 00:06:57.634 --> 00:07:00.376 I got the bird blessing from Mr. London, aw shit. 129 00:07:05.163 --> 00:07:06.295 Oh, boy. 130 00:07:06.991 --> 00:07:08.253 [flapping] 131 00:07:08.384 --> 00:07:10.038 [drums rolling] 132 00:07:11.518 --> 00:07:13.433 No, he going to be hurt if he don't get up there. 133 00:07:13.563 --> 00:07:15.435 -[thudding] -That's when he going to be hurt. 134 00:07:15.565 --> 00:07:17.524 -[laughing] -[grunting] 135 00:07:18.568 --> 00:07:21.310 Oh, that motherfucker don't want to get up, what! 136 00:07:22.529 --> 00:07:24.226 Come on, man, it's fly day, 137 00:07:24.356 --> 00:07:26.707 if you don't get your ass up and fly! 138 00:07:28.056 --> 00:07:30.058 [flag flapping] 139 00:07:32.277 --> 00:07:34.976 -[man] He didn't go up that way. -One of his birds coming down from up there already. 140 00:07:35.106 --> 00:07:37.239 -Yeah. -[man] You got a replacement? 141 00:07:37.674 --> 00:07:39.241 [Choo Choo] No, I got no replacement. 142 00:07:39.371 --> 00:07:40.938 That's your first out bird then. 143 00:07:42.070 --> 00:07:43.332 [Choo Choo] So what if he get back up? 144 00:07:44.899 --> 00:07:47.118 Well, he's down more than 20 seconds, he's out, period. 145 00:07:48.598 --> 00:07:50.165 -That little bitch. -One bird down. 146 00:07:52.036 --> 00:07:54.125 Learn your birds. Just learn your birds. That's all you got to do. 147 00:07:54.430 --> 00:07:57.215 It's a lot of work. Them birds should have fought to get back in the kit, 148 00:07:57.346 --> 00:07:58.739 and they didn't, they started doing their own thing. 149 00:07:59.348 --> 00:08:00.654 I won't even use the birds like this. 150 00:08:02.177 --> 00:08:03.744 [Jackson] That out bird still out there? 151 00:08:03.874 --> 00:08:05.441 Yeah, he's, he's way over here now. 152 00:08:05.572 --> 00:08:06.964 [Jackson] Okay, keep an eye on him. 153 00:08:07.095 --> 00:08:08.052 [man] I got him. 154 00:08:10.707 --> 00:08:13.014 [chattering] 155 00:08:21.805 --> 00:08:23.241 [multiple man] They're not very accurate. 156 00:08:23.372 --> 00:08:24.460 No, they're not. 157 00:08:28.595 --> 00:08:30.379 I don't know what's up with today, but you know. 158 00:08:30.771 --> 00:08:32.642 [beeping] 159 00:08:40.258 --> 00:08:43.087 -Hey, you missed some breaks because of that... -Got one out there. 160 00:08:43.218 --> 00:08:48.049 ...because him down, can't have one out up there, if you lose your-- 161 00:08:48.484 --> 00:08:50.660 -'cause that's two birds, so you missed some... -Alright. 162 00:08:51.052 --> 00:08:52.662 -...that's why, sign here. -Okay. 163 00:08:53.228 --> 00:08:54.925 But that's why you missed a lot of birds. 164 00:08:56.057 --> 00:08:57.449 -See my point? -Alright. 165 00:08:58.450 --> 00:09:00.627 -[man chattering] -Where's that bird at? 166 00:09:01.758 --> 00:09:02.585 The dun? 167 00:09:02.977 --> 00:09:03.934 Ah, here. 168 00:09:08.460 --> 00:09:10.462 I'm a take him in here. Solitary. 169 00:09:14.162 --> 00:09:15.337 Put him over there. 170 00:09:17.165 --> 00:09:18.862 [birds chirping] 171 00:09:20.995 --> 00:09:23.519 ♪ Oh darling you 172 00:09:23.650 --> 00:09:25.086 ♪ I believe 173 00:09:25.216 --> 00:09:27.741 ♪ All I need to make it 174 00:09:27.871 --> 00:09:31.788 ♪ Oh, darling you 175 00:09:31.919 --> 00:09:33.703 ♪ Oh, darling you 176 00:09:33.834 --> 00:09:37.489 ♪ All I need to make it 177 00:09:39.056 --> 00:09:40.754 ♪ Darling, darling 178 00:09:40.884 --> 00:09:43.539 ♪ I don't do that, I love you. 179 00:09:44.235 --> 00:09:45.585 [engine stopping] 180 00:09:46.586 --> 00:09:47.412 Boothie. 181 00:09:47.891 --> 00:09:49.240 [car door opening] 182 00:09:50.590 --> 00:09:51.503 Boothie! 183 00:09:52.679 --> 00:09:53.810 [scoffing] Kids. 184 00:09:54.506 --> 00:09:55.725 Sleepy kids. 185 00:09:56.247 --> 00:09:57.335 [car door closing] 186 00:10:09.913 --> 00:10:10.871 Hey! 187 00:10:11.436 --> 00:10:12.263 Come on! 188 00:10:13.787 --> 00:10:15.005 [yawning] 189 00:10:15.789 --> 00:10:16.746 Got to do your homework? 190 00:10:19.053 --> 00:10:20.620 -[moaning] -Come on. 191 00:10:21.969 --> 00:10:23.492 [birds cooing] 192 00:10:24.885 --> 00:10:26.364 [wings flapping] 193 00:10:27.496 --> 00:10:29.106 [birds chirping] 194 00:10:35.373 --> 00:10:37.027 [birds chirping] 195 00:10:39.726 --> 00:10:40.901 Uh, uh. 196 00:10:44.513 --> 00:10:47.603 I'm trying to find the, the world cup plaque. 197 00:10:50.562 --> 00:10:52.173 [birds chirping] 198 00:10:56.699 --> 00:11:02.270 2007 CSRA, old cock, first place, show trophy. 199 00:11:07.318 --> 00:11:11.714 LA Roller Festival, West Side Roller Clubs trophy. 200 00:11:12.323 --> 00:11:15.283 Regional champion for Fall Fly and World Cup. 201 00:11:15.892 --> 00:11:18.286 Second place overall champion for the National. 202 00:11:18.590 --> 00:11:19.983 [birds chirping] 203 00:11:20.723 --> 00:11:22.551 QSDC Summer Fly champion. 204 00:11:22.682 --> 00:11:23.900 [birds chirping] 205 00:11:25.075 --> 00:11:26.729 Most points scored in one fly. 206 00:11:29.253 --> 00:11:30.951 [birds cooing] 207 00:11:43.050 --> 00:11:44.399 It's more work than people think it is. 208 00:11:45.182 --> 00:11:46.618 Everybody think it's real easy. 209 00:11:47.184 --> 00:11:48.838 It's not hard, but it's a lot of work. 210 00:11:48.969 --> 00:11:50.579 It's not hard work, it's just a lot of it. 211 00:11:50.710 --> 00:11:53.408 You got to be very meticulous about everything. 212 00:11:53.538 --> 00:11:54.931 [bird wings flapping] 213 00:11:55.062 --> 00:11:56.193 Last round you guys. 214 00:11:58.152 --> 00:12:00.197 [whistling] 215 00:12:01.982 --> 00:12:03.766 [bird wings flapping] 216 00:12:05.376 --> 00:12:07.161 [stick thudding] 217 00:12:10.251 --> 00:12:11.992 [birds cooing] 218 00:12:13.863 --> 00:12:14.908 Shoo. 219 00:12:17.127 --> 00:12:19.434 I would put Keith in the top five in the world. 220 00:12:20.522 --> 00:12:22.524 The top five in the world. In California? 221 00:12:22.872 --> 00:12:26.180 No, no-- No if, ands, or buts about it, number one. 222 00:12:26.963 --> 00:12:30.662 In the United States, from the people I've met, and then seen 223 00:12:30.793 --> 00:12:34.318 and heard about, no doubt about it, number one. 224 00:12:34.884 --> 00:12:36.277 Or no lower than number two. 225 00:12:38.192 --> 00:12:39.976 Everything together, that's the key. 226 00:12:40.324 --> 00:12:42.326 You want them to roll together, fly together, eat together. 227 00:12:42.979 --> 00:12:46.809 Everything together. You got to make them learn that, that's their teammate. 228 00:12:48.071 --> 00:12:49.594 [birds chirping] 229 00:12:50.944 --> 00:12:52.772 I'm demoting a bird and moving a bird up. 230 00:12:54.774 --> 00:12:56.645 This bird is being demoted to this kit. 231 00:12:57.515 --> 00:13:00.736 -[birds cooing] -[wings flapping] 232 00:13:00.867 --> 00:13:03.739 And I'm moving this bird right here up to the other kit, this kit right here. 233 00:13:04.479 --> 00:13:06.873 Well, he took off this year to kind of, 234 00:13:07.003 --> 00:13:10.790 just regroup, but, uh, he'll be back. I mean, he's a champion. 235 00:13:10.920 --> 00:13:15.446 Once you're a champion, it's pretty hard to, to knock a champion off his throne. Um, 236 00:13:15.882 --> 00:13:18.145 he pretty much knows what he has to do. He'll be back. 237 00:13:19.494 --> 00:13:20.974 [birds chirping] 238 00:13:27.241 --> 00:13:28.895 [train whooshing] 239 00:13:30.897 --> 00:13:32.550 [buzzing] 240 00:13:36.728 --> 00:13:39.122 -[crying] -[woman] I'm right here, baby. 241 00:13:41.168 --> 00:13:42.822 [crying] 242 00:13:49.524 --> 00:13:50.917 You're almost finished, man. 243 00:13:51.352 --> 00:13:53.223 Two, two more things and you're free, 244 00:13:53.354 --> 00:13:54.746 free to roam the country, my friend. 245 00:13:56.313 --> 00:13:57.924 [crying] 246 00:14:00.013 --> 00:14:02.667 It's all-- It's all over with, man, it's over with. 247 00:14:02.798 --> 00:14:04.408 -[man laughing] -You're free, you're free. 248 00:14:04.539 --> 00:14:07.542 -[kid] Mommy. -[man chattering] 249 00:14:08.848 --> 00:14:10.937 I learned how to take care of the birds from zero. 250 00:14:11.372 --> 00:14:14.375 -Then I started learning different things-- -[man] Nah, Choo Choo, you-- 251 00:14:14.505 --> 00:14:17.030 -I, I'm telling you I, I learned the things... -You probably learned that, 252 00:14:17.160 --> 00:14:20.642 -no, you probably learned that-- -...I learned things from Jaime. Jaime taught me that. 253 00:14:20.772 --> 00:14:23.036 -I didn't even know that when I was a little kid. -But you, no, but you, you... 254 00:14:23.514 --> 00:14:26.213 -'Cause, listen to me, I learned from the best. -...you was not eager to learn. 255 00:14:26.343 --> 00:14:28.606 You, you was hard headed when it comes to flying birds. 256 00:14:28.737 --> 00:14:32.088 We went to a bird show and you spent 60 dollars on a bird. 257 00:14:32.219 --> 00:14:35.613 -[Choo Choo] Yeah, I did. -Choo Choo, why the fuck you buy that bird? 258 00:14:36.310 --> 00:14:37.877 Do you-- You don't even know what it go with. 259 00:14:38.007 --> 00:14:39.530 Like Keith London will tell you, 260 00:14:39.661 --> 00:14:42.664 anything you need to know about birds. 261 00:14:43.143 --> 00:14:44.361 The key point is, 262 00:14:45.232 --> 00:14:47.538 you go fuck with somebody that's competing. 263 00:14:47.930 --> 00:14:51.499 -Yeah. -You go fuck with somebody that on any given day, 264 00:14:51.847 --> 00:14:53.936 can win whatever fly they in. 265 00:14:54.981 --> 00:14:58.767 You should be smart enough to get up under that person to learn. 266 00:14:58.898 --> 00:14:59.986 [buzzing] 267 00:15:06.079 --> 00:15:07.515 [thudding] 268 00:15:10.213 --> 00:15:11.171 Mr. London. 269 00:15:12.128 --> 00:15:13.303 Mr. London. 270 00:15:14.304 --> 00:15:15.349 [Keith] Not Choo Choo! 271 00:15:20.397 --> 00:15:21.964 -[dog barking] -[thudding] 272 00:15:22.095 --> 00:15:23.444 I figured the best way I'm to be good, 273 00:15:23.574 --> 00:15:24.924 I got to come to the best. 274 00:15:25.576 --> 00:15:28.014 So far the best is, you know, in this yard. 275 00:15:29.580 --> 00:15:33.280 I just want to be good. That way I can, you know, have something right. 276 00:15:35.108 --> 00:15:36.718 That way I can beat up all the club members, 277 00:15:36.848 --> 00:15:38.198 and people outside the club. 278 00:15:40.417 --> 00:15:42.245 There's a few dudes that might have a little something to say about that in the club. 279 00:15:42.376 --> 00:15:46.249 Well, it's up to them for them to put their work in, to make a difference. 280 00:15:46.989 --> 00:15:49.687 You right. I'm trying to build a whole loft full of Kobes. 281 00:15:49.818 --> 00:15:51.211 Kobes and LeBrons. 282 00:15:51.951 --> 00:15:54.562 Kobes, LeBrons, then give me a Lisa Leslie in there. 283 00:15:54.866 --> 00:15:55.998 [laughing] 284 00:15:56.129 --> 00:15:57.130 Know what I'm saying? 285 00:15:57.260 --> 00:15:58.261 I want them like that. 286 00:15:58.740 --> 00:16:00.350 [birds chirping] 287 00:16:00.481 --> 00:16:02.135 [bird wings flapping] 288 00:16:02.265 --> 00:16:04.485 [Choo Choo] That's what I need though, Mr. London. 289 00:16:04.615 --> 00:16:07.270 -[Keith] What? -That you come over here and just see what I got. 290 00:16:08.010 --> 00:16:10.186 Even if you need me to come get you, I'll come get you. 291 00:16:10.317 --> 00:16:12.014 I just want to make sure I got my shit together. 292 00:16:12.145 --> 00:16:13.537 You'll come get me, buy me lunch? 293 00:16:13.973 --> 00:16:14.974 If it need be. 294 00:16:16.932 --> 00:16:18.934 Got to do what I got to do to win, man. 295 00:16:19.587 --> 00:16:21.937 -I am not bullshitting. -Shit, winning don't come overnight though. 296 00:16:22.068 --> 00:16:24.374 -Huh? -All you want to do is be competitive. 297 00:16:24.505 --> 00:16:26.768 Yeah, I know the win is not going to come overnight. 298 00:16:27.247 --> 00:16:30.902 If it was like that, there'd be a whole lot of bad motherfuckers in this game, and there's not. 299 00:16:31.642 --> 00:16:33.079 It don't happen like that. 300 00:16:34.297 --> 00:16:36.169 [soft music] 301 00:16:52.011 --> 00:16:53.969 [soft music] 302 00:17:00.280 --> 00:17:02.108 [birds chirping] 303 00:17:04.197 --> 00:17:06.155 [soft music] 304 00:17:10.899 --> 00:17:14.381 I had people tease me, all kind of stuff, about the birds. 305 00:17:19.386 --> 00:17:22.345 Matter of fact, look, you see I got a trophy right here that say, "Loser." 306 00:17:25.348 --> 00:17:27.002 Now I need to get the other one. 307 00:17:27.307 --> 00:17:29.004 That's next on my list. 308 00:17:29.700 --> 00:17:31.441 [soft music] 309 00:17:33.356 --> 00:17:35.097 Everybody in the yard get retrained. 310 00:17:37.534 --> 00:17:38.709 Put my team together. 311 00:17:40.624 --> 00:17:43.323 I'd love to see myself in the top ten of... 312 00:17:44.541 --> 00:17:46.456 ...new people flying. 313 00:17:47.196 --> 00:17:48.806 [birds chirping] 314 00:17:48.937 --> 00:17:50.808 Just come from nowhere and do something. 315 00:17:53.420 --> 00:17:56.031 And to be able to do that with my own family of birds. 316 00:17:56.510 --> 00:17:58.338 [soft music] 317 00:18:00.296 --> 00:18:01.254 Yeah. 318 00:18:01.776 --> 00:18:03.299 [soft music] 319 00:18:17.618 --> 00:18:19.881 [Keith] I'll make you some bacon. You make your own oatmeal, alright? 320 00:18:26.757 --> 00:18:28.194 -Daddy? -Yes? 321 00:18:28.324 --> 00:18:30.109 When are you going to take us school shopping? 322 00:18:31.066 --> 00:18:33.068 You are in charge of the shoes. 323 00:18:35.070 --> 00:18:37.377 I'm going to buy one shoe, then buy the other shoe. 324 00:18:38.291 --> 00:18:40.902 Buy one next week and then, buy one shoe... 325 00:18:41.032 --> 00:18:42.643 -One pair? -...no, one shoe. 326 00:18:43.861 --> 00:18:46.386 [chuckling] Then buy another shoe, then buy another shoe. 327 00:18:46.951 --> 00:18:49.128 I'm a cheat then, if I'm in charge of shoes. 328 00:18:50.172 --> 00:18:51.608 What is it with women and shoes? 329 00:18:59.138 --> 00:19:00.661 [bird wings flapping] 330 00:19:08.973 --> 00:19:11.454 This the bird right here, he's buying, these are the parents. 331 00:19:11.585 --> 00:19:14.153 Those are the parents to that one, those are the parents to that one and so forth. 332 00:19:14.414 --> 00:19:16.720 There's a pedigree to the lineage of the bird. 333 00:19:21.072 --> 00:19:22.944 They are going to Kentucky. 334 00:19:24.511 --> 00:19:25.860 [humming] 335 00:19:29.690 --> 00:19:33.259 [woman] Anything in there, liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous. 336 00:19:33.389 --> 00:19:37.001 [Keith] Fragile. These are live birds, these are very fragile. 337 00:19:37.350 --> 00:19:38.873 [woman] Okay, let me have them please? 338 00:19:47.882 --> 00:19:49.275 I used to have my own pigeon shop. 339 00:19:50.319 --> 00:19:52.626 I used to, called the Pigeon Connection. 340 00:19:53.670 --> 00:19:57.587 It was right there, that little gray looking building. 341 00:19:59.067 --> 00:20:00.460 I don't even know what it is now. 342 00:20:01.548 --> 00:20:03.071 I think it's like a... 343 00:20:04.290 --> 00:20:05.552 ...smoke shop or something. 344 00:20:05.943 --> 00:20:08.990 I think. Well, I know it was a smoke shop. 345 00:20:09.425 --> 00:20:11.775 But I don't know what it is now, 'cause I don't see no signs nowhere. 346 00:20:14.082 --> 00:20:16.127 They got it after I had to shut down, so, 347 00:20:19.087 --> 00:20:20.480 it is what it is. 348 00:20:21.959 --> 00:20:23.657 [birds chirping] 349 00:20:24.179 --> 00:20:26.529 -Wassup, Choo Choo? -Good evening, Mr London. 350 00:20:33.232 --> 00:20:36.235 All them babies that's what you see over there, in the first one, number three. 351 00:20:40.804 --> 00:20:42.328 I still got a few in here. 352 00:20:49.770 --> 00:20:51.815 This is going to be my next team flying over here. 353 00:20:55.602 --> 00:20:57.778 [birds chirping and cooing] 354 00:21:06.134 --> 00:21:07.614 This is where the dun came from. 355 00:21:09.920 --> 00:21:11.487 But I got two babies from out of there. 356 00:21:11.618 --> 00:21:13.097 I just took them out, they're over here. 357 00:21:16.362 --> 00:21:17.798 What do you think about my birds, Keith? 358 00:21:20.888 --> 00:21:22.498 What do I think about your birds? 359 00:21:24.761 --> 00:21:26.285 You have to focus on the breeding. 360 00:21:28.852 --> 00:21:29.940 It's all in the breeding. 361 00:21:33.379 --> 00:21:35.729 What's up people, it's November 17th. 362 00:21:36.295 --> 00:21:38.819 I got a little bored, so I decided to come out here and do a little filming. 363 00:21:40.124 --> 00:21:41.300 Just got a little bored. 364 00:21:43.998 --> 00:21:46.043 This is a real nice cock bird right here. 365 00:21:49.351 --> 00:21:52.746 Ms Model, nice 40-foot roller. 366 00:21:53.877 --> 00:21:56.097 She has one of the fastest birds in my A team right now. 367 00:21:57.620 --> 00:21:58.882 This is 960. 368 00:21:59.622 --> 00:22:02.669 I use her to put strength on, on cocks 369 00:22:02.799 --> 00:22:05.106 that be a little weaker in strength, 370 00:22:05.585 --> 00:22:06.847 without making a bird stiff. 371 00:22:10.633 --> 00:22:12.505 [soft music] 372 00:22:16.160 --> 00:22:18.859 Naturally, pigeons will mate for life. 373 00:22:19.990 --> 00:22:21.731 They don't mate for life in our world 374 00:22:21.862 --> 00:22:23.429 because we control all the breedings. 375 00:22:28.564 --> 00:22:30.000 I'm the one who pair them up. 376 00:22:32.133 --> 00:22:33.482 They got to learn to love the one they're with. 377 00:22:35.528 --> 00:22:37.486 [soft music] 378 00:22:38.792 --> 00:22:42.883 This is LeBronze. You know what year he was born? 2000. 379 00:22:44.841 --> 00:22:46.147 He's almost as old as my daughter. 380 00:22:48.497 --> 00:22:49.890 LeBronze babies. 381 00:22:50.369 --> 00:22:52.501 [soft music] 382 00:22:54.590 --> 00:22:56.897 The object is to breed two birds together 383 00:22:57.027 --> 00:22:58.942 that give you everything you want in the babies. 384 00:22:59.813 --> 00:23:02.859 The best birds are going to produce you everything you want, 385 00:23:02.990 --> 00:23:04.557 or close to it, on any mate. 386 00:23:06.472 --> 00:23:08.387 My favorite thing about the hobby is the birds. 387 00:23:10.040 --> 00:23:12.739 Sorry, guys, sorry to interrupt. 388 00:23:17.874 --> 00:23:19.441 [traffic humming] 389 00:23:21.574 --> 00:23:22.662 Excuse me, gentlemen. 390 00:23:24.968 --> 00:23:26.970 I want to apologize for being rude. 391 00:23:27.449 --> 00:23:29.233 I do want to give you the opportunity 392 00:23:29.625 --> 00:23:33.716 to be able to purchase anything that I have in this case here. 393 00:23:34.369 --> 00:23:36.327 Would you like to buy a movie or a CD? 394 00:23:36.806 --> 00:23:38.721 -No, thank you, man. -No, thank you? 395 00:23:39.374 --> 00:23:40.419 What about you, sir? 396 00:23:41.332 --> 00:23:42.159 You good? 397 00:23:44.031 --> 00:23:47.338 -Fuck you all. -Tell me. You know what? I want to ask you this question. 398 00:23:47.469 --> 00:23:48.818 I want to ask you this question. 399 00:23:48.949 --> 00:23:51.430 I should have taken a shit. I came by some bullshit. 400 00:23:51.560 --> 00:23:55.956 -[laughing] -Why-- why do birds roll? Why do they flip? 401 00:23:56.260 --> 00:23:57.523 -Why do they flip? -Yeah? 402 00:23:57.653 --> 00:23:58.741 They're having a seizure. 403 00:24:00.830 --> 00:24:03.311 Didn't I tell you that? I said something wrong with them. 404 00:24:03.833 --> 00:24:06.009 -No, it's not something wrong with them. -It is something wrong 405 00:24:06.140 --> 00:24:07.881 with them, 'cause you're not supposed to have a seizure. 406 00:24:08.359 --> 00:24:12.233 -That's not true. It's, it's a... -It's a gene thing... 407 00:24:12.363 --> 00:24:15.279 -Yeah, it's genetics. -...it's in their blood. Didn't I say that? 408 00:24:15.410 --> 00:24:19.109 That's just like you're black, you don't got no choice. Like Benny, where you from Benny? 409 00:24:19.545 --> 00:24:22.373 -My mom is Salvadorian and my Dad is Brazilian. -So he had no choice in that. 410 00:24:22.504 --> 00:24:24.201 It, it have nothing to do with you, it's your parents. 411 00:24:24.332 --> 00:24:27.248 Only birds that carry that strong gene you can breed. 412 00:24:27.378 --> 00:24:29.119 Them the ones that you keep breeding too? 413 00:24:29.250 --> 00:24:30.773 Yeah. Those become your breeders. 414 00:24:30.904 --> 00:24:33.559 But what I said is, why do each bird 415 00:24:33.689 --> 00:24:36.736 -come out doing, rolling though? -[Choo Choo] They bred that way. 416 00:24:36.866 --> 00:24:40.609 -Okay, now look, now if I'm mentally retarded, right? -Yeah. 417 00:24:41.001 --> 00:24:43.873 All my kids are not going to be mentally retarded, you see what I'm saying? 418 00:24:44.004 --> 00:24:45.745 -But it's a possibility. -Right. 419 00:24:46.006 --> 00:24:47.921 Yeah, 'cause you carry that gene. 420 00:24:48.269 --> 00:24:49.400 -Right. -Yeah. 421 00:24:50.924 --> 00:24:52.752 Because people treat them birds like real people, man. 422 00:24:53.100 --> 00:24:56.190 They feed them, they clean them, everything, just like real people. 423 00:24:57.496 --> 00:25:01.543 I used to do it, man. Talking about it now make me want to get back into it again. 424 00:25:01.978 --> 00:25:05.286 -Then get back into it, man. -Yeah. Like, you know I forgot, 425 00:25:05.416 --> 00:25:07.767 you know, how you do something when you are younger, 426 00:25:08.071 --> 00:25:10.117 and you forget about it 'cause you're onto other stuff? 427 00:25:10.465 --> 00:25:13.555 I forgot all about that. That was a love that I had with them birds, man. 428 00:25:16.732 --> 00:25:18.691 I take pride in all the shit I raise. 429 00:25:20.823 --> 00:25:21.955 It's an extension of me. 430 00:25:22.085 --> 00:25:23.086 Is that everybody? 431 00:25:24.566 --> 00:25:25.436 You know, you got to play with them, make them think 432 00:25:26.612 --> 00:25:26.655 that they are not going to eat today. 433 00:25:27.264 --> 00:25:28.265 You ready? 434 00:25:28.744 --> 00:25:29.702 Let's get it. 435 00:25:29.919 --> 00:25:31.573 [bird wings flapping] 436 00:25:36.839 --> 00:25:39.059 Always been fascinated by Area 51. 437 00:25:40.190 --> 00:25:43.237 Nobody knows what goes on there, you just know something going on. 438 00:25:43.367 --> 00:25:45.979 That's just how I do the birds. They know I'm doing something over here, 439 00:25:46.109 --> 00:25:47.807 they just don't know what I'm doing. 440 00:25:47.937 --> 00:25:49.678 This is Wayne, I call him Wayne. 441 00:25:51.332 --> 00:25:53.290 You see this side of the face is white, 442 00:25:55.205 --> 00:25:57.556 and then on this side of the face he got the teardrop. 443 00:25:59.470 --> 00:26:01.690 That Lil' Wayne. That's young money. 444 00:26:03.431 --> 00:26:05.433 Let's let the Navy Seals out. 445 00:26:06.173 --> 00:26:07.740 It's a new day, tee-da-lee. 446 00:26:07.870 --> 00:26:09.568 [upbeat music] 447 00:26:09.698 --> 00:26:10.481 Come! 448 00:26:10.612 --> 00:26:12.135 [upbeat music] 449 00:26:13.615 --> 00:26:14.703 Is that everybody? 450 00:26:14.834 --> 00:26:16.183 [bird wings flapping] 451 00:26:17.401 --> 00:26:19.665 Oh, why you all on my neck, bitch? 452 00:26:20.448 --> 00:26:21.623 This bird right here, 453 00:26:23.407 --> 00:26:26.236 I call him Bill Clinton. 454 00:26:26.715 --> 00:26:30.893 This bird is my foundation cock bird. 455 00:26:31.502 --> 00:26:34.941 I call him Thug, because he bullied everybody in the cage. 456 00:26:35.637 --> 00:26:40.250 And he's also the grandson to Bill Clinton. 457 00:26:40.686 --> 00:26:44.298 -We've chosen the pigeons over girlfriends and wives. -Yeah, that's right. 458 00:26:44.428 --> 00:26:46.953 I mean, I've dated people and I let them know, this is the deal. 459 00:26:47.562 --> 00:26:49.172 The birds were here before you, 460 00:26:49.303 --> 00:26:51.218 and the birds will be here after you're gone. 461 00:26:51.784 --> 00:26:53.742 I go, "Hey, whatever happened to that bird?" 462 00:26:53.873 --> 00:26:56.527 He goes, "It's in the freezer up in the front." I go, "Oh, boy! 463 00:26:56.658 --> 00:26:59.922 Well you know what? He passed away like probably like six or seven years ago 464 00:27:00.488 --> 00:27:02.011 and I want to mount him. 465 00:27:02.490 --> 00:27:04.927 I don't know, I'll put him right here on the shelf by grandma. 466 00:27:05.319 --> 00:27:06.189 You know. 467 00:27:06.929 --> 00:27:08.888 If today's hope should vanish, 468 00:27:09.192 --> 00:27:11.281 like footprints in the shifting sand, 469 00:27:11.412 --> 00:27:13.544 I hope you get some inspiration 470 00:27:14.110 --> 00:27:15.851 from the story of the rolling man. 471 00:27:16.330 --> 00:27:18.245 A true lust for life was what he had, 472 00:27:18.375 --> 00:27:20.769 you could tell from the glow in his eyes. 473 00:27:21.378 --> 00:27:25.992 A pigeon fanatic indeed he was, and this not a soul denies. 474 00:27:26.688 --> 00:27:29.691 Infinite patience to see his plans unfold, 475 00:27:29.996 --> 00:27:32.738 and unswerving faith that wouldn't break. 476 00:27:33.652 --> 00:27:35.654 He could tell you the history of every bird, 477 00:27:35.784 --> 00:27:38.221 from hatching time, till now. 478 00:27:38.744 --> 00:27:41.834 Each strength, each fault, from beak to tail, 479 00:27:41.964 --> 00:27:44.227 just when the roll came in, and how. 480 00:27:45.315 --> 00:27:48.536 He had never found a bird he could truly say was ideal. 481 00:27:48.754 --> 00:27:50.799 Some were close, most were not. 482 00:27:51.234 --> 00:27:53.236 But his love for each was real. 483 00:27:55.630 --> 00:27:57.632 Once you get around the birds, you are a different person. 484 00:27:59.590 --> 00:28:01.331 Like you're not angry anymore. 485 00:28:03.812 --> 00:28:05.814 But when I'm at home, I'm just angry. 486 00:28:07.598 --> 00:28:10.689 But once I get around the birds... [softly moaning] 487 00:28:12.821 --> 00:28:14.301 [birds chirping] 488 00:28:14.431 --> 00:28:15.694 [bird wings flapping] 489 00:28:16.956 --> 00:28:18.131 I like his temperament. 490 00:28:19.045 --> 00:28:20.611 He's real, he trusts me a lot. 491 00:28:21.003 --> 00:28:21.917 More than all of them. 492 00:28:24.528 --> 00:28:26.400 [bird flapping and cooing] 493 00:28:37.890 --> 00:28:40.719 When I was five years old, I kept seeing my uncle go in the back, 494 00:28:40.849 --> 00:28:43.112 inside this little box thing, 495 00:28:43.634 --> 00:28:45.680 and he said, "All my pigeons are in there." 496 00:28:45.811 --> 00:28:47.334 [bird wings flapping] 497 00:28:49.815 --> 00:28:53.035 And then he let them out, and I saw them fly around, 498 00:28:53.166 --> 00:28:56.604 and those colors, and they started flipping, I was hooked. 499 00:28:57.605 --> 00:28:59.520 [birds chirping and cooing] 500 00:29:05.613 --> 00:29:07.833 I used to ride my bike towards to their house 501 00:29:07.963 --> 00:29:09.704 just to look at the pigeons all day. 502 00:29:11.401 --> 00:29:13.273 [birds chirping and cooing] 503 00:29:27.026 --> 00:29:27.983 That's it. 504 00:29:32.553 --> 00:29:34.468 [birds chirping] 505 00:29:42.128 --> 00:29:44.304 [airplane engine roaring] 506 00:29:47.133 --> 00:29:48.308 Hey, hey, hey, hey. 507 00:29:48.438 --> 00:29:50.049 How you doing? You good? 508 00:29:52.051 --> 00:29:54.009 [people chattering] 509 00:29:55.576 --> 00:29:58.448 Let's get your raffle tickets. Get your raffle tickets. 510 00:29:58.579 --> 00:30:04.803 Got a lot of feed, perches, feed trays, sprayer, magazines. 511 00:30:06.282 --> 00:30:08.458 -Would you like to buy raffle tickets? -Yeah, I'm going to get them 512 00:30:08.589 --> 00:30:11.461 later. If I get them at the end or the middle, I might win something. 513 00:30:12.027 --> 00:30:16.118 You know what they call you? The Kobe Bryant of the pigeon world. You didn't know that? 514 00:30:16.423 --> 00:30:19.469 I don't want to be Kobe, Kobe going to go out in a minute. 515 00:30:20.514 --> 00:30:23.082 Yeah, but that's what they used to call you back in the day, though. 516 00:30:23.212 --> 00:30:25.301 But he made so much money he is sitting real low. 517 00:30:25.736 --> 00:30:29.305 Look, look at him, he can't get up, money won't let him. 518 00:30:29.436 --> 00:30:32.091 -[laughing] -I see you're going hard in the yard, huh? 519 00:30:32.700 --> 00:30:35.834 When you talk to him, ask him what the pedigree is. I did not go get him from there. 520 00:30:35.964 --> 00:30:37.487 No, but I've been thinking by the time. 521 00:30:37.618 --> 00:30:38.662 Poo, can I ask you this? 522 00:30:38.793 --> 00:30:40.316 The man is in jail, alright! 523 00:30:40.447 --> 00:30:42.405 You want me to ask him about a pedigree in jail? 524 00:30:42.753 --> 00:30:46.061 -He's in jail. -Yeah, I want you to ask him about a pedigree in jail. 525 00:30:46.192 --> 00:30:48.977 -Nigga, I just said it. Didn't I just say it? -That dollar a minute? 526 00:30:49.108 --> 00:30:52.285 -I want you to ask that nigga about a pedigree in jail. -We talking about lawyers and, 527 00:30:52.415 --> 00:30:54.548 -and everything else. -[host] Oh, yeah, that's it right there, that's the one. 528 00:30:57.029 --> 00:30:59.118 Alright, this is the red spangle that was in the air, with the three little red-tail feathers 529 00:30:59.248 --> 00:31:01.424 that all you guys where ooh-ing and aah-ing about. 530 00:31:02.773 --> 00:31:05.820 We're going to start it off at 55, we got 75 in the front. 531 00:31:05.951 --> 00:31:07.213 We got 100 over here. 532 00:31:08.692 --> 00:31:10.694 One ten. We got a one ten. Do I got a one fifteen? 533 00:31:10.825 --> 00:31:12.174 We got a one fifteen. 534 00:31:12.305 --> 00:31:14.394 One fifteen in the corner going once? 535 00:31:14.524 --> 00:31:16.396 One fifteen going twice? 536 00:31:16.526 --> 00:31:17.788 Sold for one fifteen. 537 00:31:19.355 --> 00:31:21.227 Make sure you guys are keeping your eyes on the sky. 538 00:31:21.357 --> 00:31:23.882 The birds that's in the air will be auctioned off. 539 00:31:24.621 --> 00:31:26.232 They will be auctioned off. 540 00:31:26.928 --> 00:31:29.539 -[bird wings flapping] -[whistling] 541 00:31:31.193 --> 00:31:34.240 All these birds are bred by Mr. Keith London. 542 00:31:36.198 --> 00:31:37.939 [chattering] 543 00:31:43.379 --> 00:31:44.903 [birds chirping] 544 00:31:45.033 --> 00:31:46.513 [chattering] 545 00:31:48.776 --> 00:31:51.387 Shoo, shoo. 546 00:31:52.606 --> 00:31:54.956 -[whistling] -Come on, Blue, shoo. 547 00:32:09.405 --> 00:32:11.451 -[man] Ah, damn! -[laughing] 548 00:32:11.581 --> 00:32:13.932 -I haven't seen that over there yet. -[man] Yeah, Me neither. 549 00:32:14.367 --> 00:32:17.718 No, no, you know what? No, no, my birds are putting them birds to shame up there. 550 00:32:17.848 --> 00:32:20.242 Anybody can come and see it right now, I could throw them up now. 551 00:32:20.373 --> 00:32:22.157 My bird breaking with every turn. 552 00:32:22.288 --> 00:32:24.594 [man] Don't have us waste our gas with this bullshit, man. 553 00:32:24.725 --> 00:32:26.945 My level's was always going to be up here, because of that. 554 00:32:27.075 --> 00:32:28.250 You just run your mouth. 555 00:32:28.990 --> 00:32:31.253 See you talking, I done already did this, 556 00:32:31.384 --> 00:32:33.952 I done scored more points in one fly than you ever going to score in your life. 557 00:32:34.082 --> 00:32:35.562 [laughing] 558 00:32:41.307 --> 00:32:44.266 [Paris] If you wanted to stop, do you think you could stop? Doing birds? 559 00:32:44.397 --> 00:32:47.313 [Keith] No, I wouldn't want to stop. Stop for what? 560 00:32:47.443 --> 00:32:48.662 What would be the reason? 561 00:32:48.792 --> 00:32:50.577 Just if you had to. 562 00:32:50.707 --> 00:32:51.839 [Keith] If I had to, yeah, I could. 563 00:32:52.274 --> 00:32:54.102 I would, if there was a reason for it. 564 00:32:54.450 --> 00:32:57.279 [Nakol] Nah, for a day or two. 565 00:32:57.627 --> 00:33:00.239 And then the next day you're right back. 566 00:33:01.196 --> 00:33:03.982 Nah, if I had to I would, but I don't have to. 567 00:33:05.679 --> 00:33:08.203 I've been back there a lot sometimes, a lot, 568 00:33:08.464 --> 00:33:11.815 but that's the reason why I'm a champion, and everybody else isn't. 569 00:33:11.946 --> 00:33:14.514 That's why people call me for advice, 570 00:33:14.644 --> 00:33:16.168 -and not everybody else. -Who says you're a champion? 571 00:33:16.298 --> 00:33:18.561 A champion? Everybody. 572 00:33:18.692 --> 00:33:21.912 I know, but why does it always have to be about competing, 573 00:33:22.043 --> 00:33:23.958 to where you have to stay back there forever 574 00:33:24.306 --> 00:33:27.135 -and do the birds, all day? -[Keith] Because, come on, 575 00:33:27.570 --> 00:33:31.531 -you, you don't have to. -And then come get out of the cage and get on the phone, 576 00:33:31.661 --> 00:33:33.750 -"Hey, you man, what... -[laughing] 577 00:33:34.099 --> 00:33:37.493 ...you see the blue cock hen off of Jerry Higgins... 578 00:33:37.624 --> 00:33:40.061 -[laughing] -...and all that?" 579 00:33:41.236 --> 00:33:44.022 -Obsession. -[Keith] You got to be obsessed or passionate about something 580 00:33:44.065 --> 00:33:45.458 or you're never going to be good at nothing. 581 00:33:47.112 --> 00:33:49.375 Passionate about something and being obsessed about something 582 00:33:49.505 --> 00:33:52.378 -is two different things. -[Keith] What is obsession? 583 00:33:52.508 --> 00:33:55.033 You just said, you can't stop. You won't stop. 584 00:33:55.076 --> 00:33:57.774 [Keith] I didn't say I can't stop, I said, I won't stop until I have a reason to stop. 585 00:33:57.905 --> 00:33:59.776 -But you won't stop. -[Keith] I don't have a reason to stop. 586 00:34:00.038 --> 00:34:02.083 -[kid] Okay, what if we want you to stop? -Just like a crackhead. 587 00:34:02.214 --> 00:34:04.607 -A crackhead is dying. -No, I meant-- 588 00:34:04.738 --> 00:34:06.653 A crackhead kill themselves, steal from his people 589 00:34:06.783 --> 00:34:09.482 to go get crack. They, they say, "I can stop when I want to." 590 00:34:09.612 --> 00:34:11.875 [Nakol] Yes, you just said the same thing, 591 00:34:12.006 --> 00:34:13.007 "I can stop when I want to." 592 00:34:13.138 --> 00:34:14.791 If-- I said If I had to. 593 00:34:14.922 --> 00:34:17.316 -You said-- -Had, I said had, I didn't say want. 594 00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:20.884 I don't want to, it's not that I don't have to. 595 00:34:21.450 --> 00:34:22.495 I don't want to. 596 00:34:24.540 --> 00:34:27.021 'Cause if you do that, if you stop this, then you got to do something else. 597 00:34:28.022 --> 00:34:29.632 [birds cooing] 598 00:34:35.160 --> 00:34:36.770 I am going through a divorce. 599 00:34:40.513 --> 00:34:43.603 And the cold thing about it is, I'm not, I'm not even sure if we'll even get a divorce. 600 00:34:46.258 --> 00:34:49.783 We could be together now, but the reason why we're not, honestly, 601 00:34:50.175 --> 00:34:52.655 she wants me to stop being me and be somebody else. 602 00:34:55.919 --> 00:34:56.920 And I can't do that. 603 00:34:57.443 --> 00:34:59.445 [birds cooing flapping] 604 00:35:08.323 --> 00:35:10.369 [Choo Choo] Welcome, Mr London, welcome! 605 00:35:10.499 --> 00:35:11.544 Still warm in here. 606 00:35:12.849 --> 00:35:14.242 Ha, ha, ha, ha. 607 00:35:15.722 --> 00:35:17.680 Ha, oh, hello, hello. 608 00:35:19.160 --> 00:35:20.074 Wait a minute. 609 00:35:21.249 --> 00:35:23.077 Pensom made a statement, it's in his book. 610 00:35:23.208 --> 00:35:24.948 It says, it take the average flyer 30 years 611 00:35:25.079 --> 00:35:25.993 to figure out his family. 612 00:35:26.559 --> 00:35:27.690 And he isn't lying, 613 00:35:27.821 --> 00:35:29.127 it take about that much time. 614 00:35:29.692 --> 00:35:32.130 Say he breed you two sons? 615 00:35:34.262 --> 00:35:36.482 One in the air is like phenomenal, 616 00:35:36.612 --> 00:35:39.920 the best bird you ever seen, even better than his daddy. 617 00:35:40.050 --> 00:35:43.663 You got the other one, who's just marginal. But the one that's okay 618 00:35:43.793 --> 00:35:47.536 got all the physical attributes you want to see, everything, and you breed them. 619 00:35:48.015 --> 00:35:50.191 Guess which one more probably going to out produce the other one? 620 00:35:50.322 --> 00:35:52.541 The marginal one is probably going to out produce the one that was the best one. 621 00:35:52.889 --> 00:35:57.372 -Probably because-- -Why, because cocks carry more than one gene. 622 00:35:58.286 --> 00:36:03.770 -'Cause you got to understand-- -So, how-- how do you make your family go in that direction? 623 00:36:04.162 --> 00:36:05.467 -Because like me-- -It take time. 624 00:36:06.381 --> 00:36:08.992 It's, it's one step at a time. You can't just boom, 625 00:36:09.123 --> 00:36:10.820 and the next day or next year, you right there. 626 00:36:10.951 --> 00:36:13.997 No, it's a gradual process. 627 00:36:16.261 --> 00:36:17.436 [grunting] 628 00:36:17.566 --> 00:36:19.699 Real roller talk, truth be told. 629 00:36:20.526 --> 00:36:25.531 Signing off, we see you all next week, same time, same place. 630 00:36:26.619 --> 00:36:27.446 Peace! 631 00:36:34.148 --> 00:36:36.150 Let's see, hopefully this works. 632 00:36:43.070 --> 00:36:44.854 [tapping on the computer] 633 00:36:46.639 --> 00:36:48.597 [Keith] What are you doing? Trying to find it? 634 00:36:48.728 --> 00:36:50.512 Yeah, I'm trying to find... 635 00:36:51.992 --> 00:36:54.124 [Keith] Man, we talked all that time and we get nothing? 636 00:36:54.255 --> 00:36:57.215 Aw, that'd be jacked up, now we going to have to, oh, man. 637 00:36:58.781 --> 00:37:01.219 Well, all I can say Keith, if it's not on here, 638 00:37:01.828 --> 00:37:03.482 damn, damn, damn! 639 00:37:04.570 --> 00:37:06.659 We just got to come back and do it again. 640 00:37:10.315 --> 00:37:12.273 [bird flapping chirping] 641 00:37:25.112 --> 00:37:26.940 [birds chirping] 642 00:37:38.778 --> 00:37:40.432 Sometime I come over here in the morning time 643 00:37:40.562 --> 00:37:41.998 and the hawk's sitting on top of here, 644 00:37:42.129 --> 00:37:44.827 or sitting on top of this cage, or... 645 00:37:45.654 --> 00:37:47.874 The neighbors are like, "Yeah, you got a bird out, 646 00:37:48.004 --> 00:37:50.224 there's a big old bird you got out," it's the hawk. 647 00:37:51.007 --> 00:37:53.445 Or sometime I come, he's sitting on the wire cage right here, 648 00:37:53.575 --> 00:37:55.316 or he's back here yanking on the cage, 649 00:37:55.447 --> 00:37:57.536 just trying to get him a bird, take home with him. 650 00:38:01.844 --> 00:38:04.107 -[birds cooing] -[door closing] 651 00:38:04.238 --> 00:38:06.371 I shut down about, like, three months ago, 652 00:38:06.501 --> 00:38:09.287 'cause I had lost a whole kit. So I was like, no, it don't make no sense 653 00:38:09.417 --> 00:38:11.898 to keep trying to fly them out, and the hawk keep coming. 654 00:38:15.554 --> 00:38:19.297 They want to fly everywhere, but they locked in here. 655 00:38:23.910 --> 00:38:25.085 It's like they prisoners. 656 00:38:25.477 --> 00:38:27.609 [soft music] 657 00:38:41.928 --> 00:38:43.321 This is Miracle's daughter. 658 00:38:43.930 --> 00:38:45.453 She's kind of afraid because she got chased 659 00:38:45.584 --> 00:38:46.498 by the hawk the other day. 660 00:38:48.413 --> 00:38:50.893 So, I'm like, when they don't come out, when they don't want to fly, 661 00:38:51.416 --> 00:38:54.070 don't force them to fly, from the hawk. 662 00:38:54.201 --> 00:38:56.334 What you do is you just keep them in for a few days, 663 00:38:56.464 --> 00:38:58.640 let them forget about being chased, 664 00:38:58.771 --> 00:39:00.468 then they go back to normal again. 665 00:39:01.556 --> 00:39:03.210 It's like you watching a scary movie, 666 00:39:03.341 --> 00:39:05.299 and you don't want to go sleep in your room 667 00:39:05.430 --> 00:39:07.083 by yourself for a couple of days, 668 00:39:07.693 --> 00:39:09.347 so it's like the same, you know. 669 00:39:10.870 --> 00:39:12.611 Back in the '60s, there were no hawks. 670 00:39:12.959 --> 00:39:14.656 Not prevalent as they were then. 671 00:39:14.787 --> 00:39:17.442 Birds used to fly, back then there was tumblers, 672 00:39:17.920 --> 00:39:19.661 and then, I didn't have to worry about no hawks. 673 00:39:19.792 --> 00:39:22.403 But now, I've lost too many birds to hawks. 674 00:39:22.534 --> 00:39:24.536 If I had had these kind of conditions 675 00:39:24.666 --> 00:39:25.972 when I first started raising, 676 00:39:26.320 --> 00:39:29.367 I wouldn't, I wouldn't be raising birds anymore. 677 00:39:29.889 --> 00:39:33.545 That's just me. But now, I've had so much time in these birds 678 00:39:33.675 --> 00:39:39.246 and, um, that, you know, it's just been part of my life for so long 679 00:39:39.377 --> 00:39:41.988 that, I'm, I'm never going to quit. 680 00:39:44.120 --> 00:39:46.296 The other birds are supposed to be able to breed and flourish. 681 00:39:46.427 --> 00:39:49.865 They're here killing and eating, they should be gone. 682 00:39:51.389 --> 00:39:53.086 [soft music] 683 00:39:53.216 --> 00:39:55.175 A migratory bird that don't migrate? 684 00:39:57.656 --> 00:39:59.135 It's not because-- 685 00:39:59.266 --> 00:40:00.746 It's because of them, the government, 686 00:40:00.876 --> 00:40:02.138 they're the ones that place them here. 687 00:40:03.052 --> 00:40:04.576 Raise them in captivity and place them 688 00:40:04.967 --> 00:40:06.142 where they want them to be. 689 00:40:08.057 --> 00:40:09.842 [birds chirping] 690 00:40:12.758 --> 00:40:13.585 They see him. 691 00:40:15.587 --> 00:40:16.762 It could be right there. 692 00:40:27.076 --> 00:40:29.122 -[birds chirping] -Oh, yeah. 693 00:40:36.521 --> 00:40:38.523 [airplane engine roaring] 694 00:40:55.365 --> 00:40:57.498 [singing] 695 00:41:03.722 --> 00:41:05.637 [singing] 696 00:41:09.858 --> 00:41:11.991 You all hiding out, I thought something was wrong. 697 00:41:14.863 --> 00:41:15.951 What you all doing? 698 00:41:26.005 --> 00:41:28.486 [airplane engine roaring] 699 00:41:54.773 --> 00:41:56.252 Falcon came through and got a bird, 700 00:41:57.776 --> 00:41:59.429 and it pushed the kit off that way. 701 00:42:09.352 --> 00:42:10.528 That's not good. 702 00:42:18.536 --> 00:42:20.625 [man] This is the US Fish and Wildlife service, 703 00:42:20.755 --> 00:42:23.018 it's September 21st 2006. 704 00:42:23.149 --> 00:42:25.107 This is the home of Keith London. 705 00:42:25.934 --> 00:42:27.675 It's a hawk trap in his backyard. 706 00:42:27.806 --> 00:42:30.025 Currently, the trap is sprung, and it appears 707 00:42:30.156 --> 00:42:32.201 to have a hawk in the upper part of it. 708 00:42:35.117 --> 00:42:39.252 It's really flapping around. I wonder if he just caught it within the last hour or two. 709 00:42:47.129 --> 00:42:48.609 Crap, where is it? Come on. 710 00:42:52.874 --> 00:42:54.484 Shit, he just beat it I think. 711 00:42:55.703 --> 00:42:58.271 You can see there's a pellet gun, he's got it in his hand. 712 00:42:59.794 --> 00:43:02.144 -[man] He shot it, didn't he? -Yeah, he shot it. I didn't see him though, 713 00:43:02.275 --> 00:43:04.669 -because I couldn't-- -He's pumping right now. I can see him pumping it. 714 00:43:07.193 --> 00:43:08.368 -Right there. -There he goes. 715 00:43:09.369 --> 00:43:10.588 [man] He shot it. 716 00:43:15.331 --> 00:43:16.985 [man] Crap, I can't hold my camera still. 717 00:43:17.290 --> 00:43:18.639 -He just shot it, did you hear it? -I heard it. 718 00:43:18.770 --> 00:43:20.032 I can't see, I heard the shot. 719 00:43:20.685 --> 00:43:22.077 -Unbelievable. -He's pumping it again. 720 00:43:22.208 --> 00:43:23.165 He's going to hit it again. 721 00:43:24.210 --> 00:43:26.125 -[phone buzzing] -[man] Hey. 722 00:43:28.954 --> 00:43:31.478 Um, maybe some milk or something? 723 00:43:33.262 --> 00:43:34.089 Yeah! 724 00:43:35.308 --> 00:43:36.570 Um, you're going back to the house? 725 00:43:37.527 --> 00:43:39.617 Okay! Okay! 726 00:43:40.008 --> 00:43:41.531 I'll call you in a little bit, okay? 727 00:43:43.490 --> 00:43:45.231 -Got it? -[man] Yep, he's opening it. 728 00:43:45.361 --> 00:43:46.798 I still don't have a face shot, though. 729 00:43:46.928 --> 00:43:47.842 [man] It's okay. 730 00:43:48.190 --> 00:43:49.801 [man] It's now 10:47 a.m. 731 00:43:51.237 --> 00:43:53.892 That is a shed on the top of Keith London's, 732 00:43:54.719 --> 00:43:57.460 or on top of a shed in the backyard of Keith London's house. 733 00:44:00.812 --> 00:44:02.335 [man] Oh, you got to be kidding me here. 734 00:44:04.119 --> 00:44:05.947 [man] Black, there it goes, that's the hawk, right on top. 735 00:44:06.295 --> 00:44:09.647 Beautiful. Alright, it's now 11:13 a.m., 736 00:44:10.299 --> 00:44:12.258 that's the home of Keith London. 737 00:44:13.433 --> 00:44:16.392 -[news theme song] -Good evening once again, I'm Colleen Williams. 738 00:44:16.523 --> 00:44:20.092 And I'm Chuck Henry, in for Paul Moyer. This evening, they are federally protected, 739 00:44:20.222 --> 00:44:22.964 hawks and falcons, and dozens of them have been killed, 740 00:44:23.095 --> 00:44:24.966 and now several southern California residents 741 00:44:25.358 --> 00:44:28.753 have been charged with beating and shooting these protected birds. 742 00:44:28.883 --> 00:44:31.581 Channel 4's Doug Kriegel is live for us in South Los Angeles 743 00:44:31.712 --> 00:44:32.844 with more on this, Doug? 744 00:44:34.193 --> 00:44:35.847 Well, Chuck, in parts of LA and Riverside, 745 00:44:36.195 --> 00:44:39.285 there's been an epidemic of killing birds of prey 746 00:44:39.633 --> 00:44:43.289 by pigeon club owners, according to federal game officials. 747 00:44:43.419 --> 00:44:45.508 Now, seven pigeon club owners, 748 00:44:45.639 --> 00:44:47.510 like this one on Western Avenue, 749 00:44:47.641 --> 00:44:49.208 have been arrested and charged 750 00:44:49.338 --> 00:44:52.515 with killing these protected hawks and falcons. 751 00:44:52.994 --> 00:44:56.258 One of the seven arrested pigeon club owners who lives here, 752 00:44:56.389 --> 00:45:00.088 claims his birds are being attacked by hawks and falcons, 753 00:45:00.393 --> 00:45:03.439 and he's just protecting his flock of rolling pigeons. 754 00:45:09.968 --> 00:45:11.621 You consider your pet a part of your family, 755 00:45:12.100 --> 00:45:13.972 and you have the right to protect your family. 756 00:45:14.973 --> 00:45:16.801 And that's how I see my birds, as part of my family. 757 00:45:16.931 --> 00:45:18.759 But you can't protect them against the hawk. 758 00:45:21.414 --> 00:45:23.633 You swear, I-- I just robbed a bank or something. 759 00:45:25.418 --> 00:45:28.073 Hm, Nalanni, the little baby, my little daughter, 760 00:45:28.203 --> 00:45:31.467 she was-- she was in a stroller, that's how little she was. 761 00:45:32.730 --> 00:45:35.471 And they came back here with guns aimed, and she's right there. 762 00:45:35.950 --> 00:45:39.954 I'm like, really? I got caught for killing a hawk, 763 00:45:40.085 --> 00:45:41.739 not killing a person or robbing a bank. 764 00:45:42.609 --> 00:45:45.177 We had an air rifle, not a 12 gauge, not a-- 765 00:45:45.786 --> 00:45:49.311 But we went to court, and the stipulation of our release 766 00:45:49.442 --> 00:45:51.574 and all that, we had to sign a little bond thing. 767 00:45:51.705 --> 00:45:55.143 Get out, go to court, pay your 6000 dollars, 768 00:45:55.883 --> 00:45:59.104 be good while you're on probation, and that's it. Nothing else. 769 00:45:59.844 --> 00:46:02.760 A lot of the money I used to pay the fine was really for my shop. 770 00:46:04.065 --> 00:46:07.242 So I was like, I-- I got to pretty much start all over 771 00:46:07.721 --> 00:46:09.767 and I just said, "Forget it, just let it stop." 772 00:46:11.856 --> 00:46:13.553 [crowd chattering] 773 00:46:24.651 --> 00:46:25.783 What the heck? 774 00:46:30.048 --> 00:46:31.440 What the heck was that? 775 00:46:32.311 --> 00:46:33.268 [whistle blowing] 776 00:46:33.399 --> 00:46:34.661 [buzzer blaring] 777 00:46:39.753 --> 00:46:41.624 Do you see the car that you're driving? 778 00:46:42.190 --> 00:46:43.104 What? 779 00:46:43.235 --> 00:46:44.323 That's my choice, buddy. 780 00:46:45.715 --> 00:46:47.413 -Please believe it. -What? 781 00:46:47.543 --> 00:46:48.631 I said, look at the car you driving! 782 00:46:49.371 --> 00:46:52.331 -A minibike. -Well, that's a bike. 783 00:46:52.461 --> 00:46:54.637 -With a motor in it. -There's no motor on that bike. 784 00:46:54.768 --> 00:46:56.509 -So fast, you don't know. -Bet. 785 00:46:56.639 --> 00:46:58.380 Eighty miles per hour wagon. 786 00:46:58.903 --> 00:47:02.080 Man, Keith had every car that we ever wanted 787 00:47:02.210 --> 00:47:03.298 when we were young. 788 00:47:03.995 --> 00:47:05.910 [kid] A buggy, a chevy electro? 789 00:47:06.040 --> 00:47:08.434 Whatever, whatever we wanted, he had it. 790 00:47:08.564 --> 00:47:12.003 -What kind of, what kind of car? -Astro Vans, El Caminos, 791 00:47:12.351 --> 00:47:15.049 -[kids chattering] -Caprices. 792 00:47:17.486 --> 00:47:20.054 I do gym coverage about three times a week. 793 00:47:21.534 --> 00:47:24.711 A few people lobbied for me, you know, staff, 794 00:47:25.190 --> 00:47:26.626 staff from other parks. 795 00:47:27.714 --> 00:47:29.281 So, I got in as-- a part time. 796 00:47:29.411 --> 00:47:30.717 It's still just part time though. 797 00:47:34.373 --> 00:47:37.637 They say I can't, I can't be hired full time because of my background. 798 00:47:41.597 --> 00:47:43.251 I was a street pharmacist for a while. 799 00:47:47.647 --> 00:47:50.345 You know that stuff they go [sniffing]. 800 00:47:51.129 --> 00:47:53.131 Ah, you know, hey! 801 00:47:53.783 --> 00:47:54.915 [laughing] 802 00:47:55.611 --> 00:47:57.657 Yeah, I used to get out there, do my stuff. 803 00:47:58.614 --> 00:47:59.833 Had my times out there. 804 00:48:02.444 --> 00:48:03.793 [car humming] 805 00:48:06.884 --> 00:48:08.624 That time's when everybody was on drugs. 806 00:48:09.060 --> 00:48:11.149 My brother, my mother, everybody was on drugs. 807 00:48:14.195 --> 00:48:17.851 When I was like 24, that's when I started selling drugs. 808 00:48:18.243 --> 00:48:21.463 I just got fed up and said, "Man, see all these people on drugs, I'm going to start..." 809 00:48:21.594 --> 00:48:22.682 and I just got into it. 810 00:48:28.122 --> 00:48:31.647 Went to jail once for it. But, one day I said to myself, 811 00:48:31.778 --> 00:48:32.866 "It's time to stop." 812 00:48:33.998 --> 00:48:35.651 And I stopped, just like that. 813 00:48:35.782 --> 00:48:36.652 Cold turkey. 814 00:48:37.827 --> 00:48:39.873 [soft music] 815 00:48:40.004 --> 00:48:41.570 Left a whole lot of money out there, 816 00:48:41.962 --> 00:48:43.355 that I wish I had right now. 817 00:48:45.923 --> 00:48:47.663 [soft music] 818 00:48:47.794 --> 00:48:49.317 But, that was that. 819 00:48:51.667 --> 00:48:53.234 And guess what my refuge was? 820 00:48:56.585 --> 00:48:57.673 Pigeons. 821 00:49:00.198 --> 00:49:01.939 For as long as I have the pigeons, I'm alright. 822 00:49:02.461 --> 00:49:04.898 [soft music] 823 00:49:09.337 --> 00:49:11.122 [birds cooing] 824 00:49:18.999 --> 00:49:21.349 [soft music] 825 00:49:38.279 --> 00:49:40.890 [soft music] 826 00:49:50.552 --> 00:49:51.814 My commercial right now? 827 00:49:53.555 --> 00:49:55.862 If you're having problems with any birds going light, 828 00:49:55.993 --> 00:49:59.822 with no appetite, getting sick, disease, salmonella, 829 00:49:59.953 --> 00:50:03.652 paramyxo, miracle plus. 830 00:50:04.175 --> 00:50:07.656 The plus stands for, also does fertility. 831 00:50:08.962 --> 00:50:13.836 If a cock bird is not hitting, or a female's not laying hard eggs, bam, right here. 832 00:50:14.533 --> 00:50:15.708 Miracle plus tabs. 833 00:50:17.144 --> 00:50:18.580 Guess where you get them from? 834 00:50:19.712 --> 00:50:20.713 Keith London. 835 00:50:27.850 --> 00:50:30.636 Mr. London, what's going on with the fertility pills? 836 00:50:30.766 --> 00:50:33.030 It's not like the other ones, is it? Where you give it to your bird, 837 00:50:33.160 --> 00:50:35.510 and they die once you stop giving it to them? 838 00:50:35.641 --> 00:50:37.425 Those weren't for pigeons though. Those not-- 839 00:50:37.556 --> 00:50:40.950 Those were for like roosters and stuff like that. 840 00:50:41.299 --> 00:50:42.865 So the pills you got, what they do? 841 00:50:43.214 --> 00:50:44.954 Look, this is what they do, they, uh, they, they work 842 00:50:45.085 --> 00:50:46.913 for fertility in the cocks and hens. 843 00:50:48.132 --> 00:50:53.528 They cure E. coli, salmonella, and coccidiosis. 844 00:50:53.659 --> 00:50:56.183 And they help with the symptoms of paratyphoid, 845 00:50:56.314 --> 00:50:58.185 well not paratyph, paramyxo. 846 00:50:58.664 --> 00:51:01.058 So you give these pills to the hens and the cocks? 847 00:51:01.188 --> 00:51:02.885 Hens and cocks, while they breeding. 848 00:51:03.451 --> 00:51:06.759 Okay. Let me see the pills, you made them, you made them? 849 00:51:07.151 --> 00:51:08.021 Of course. 850 00:51:08.326 --> 00:51:09.631 I'm a mad scientist. 851 00:51:09.762 --> 00:51:10.937 Oh, shit. 852 00:51:11.459 --> 00:51:12.634 For 100 it's 40. 853 00:51:13.070 --> 00:51:16.464 And if you cut it in half, it goes to 25. 854 00:51:16.943 --> 00:51:19.772 And, if you want to go less than that, then it goes up every single time. 855 00:51:20.164 --> 00:51:21.817 Count your money now, Mr. London. 856 00:51:21.948 --> 00:51:24.298 I don't want to owe no money, man. 857 00:51:24.777 --> 00:51:26.300 I don't need nobody knocking on my door. 858 00:51:26.431 --> 00:51:27.606 [laughing] 859 00:51:29.564 --> 00:51:32.306 ♪ Jumped in the cab Here I am for the first time ♪ 860 00:51:32.437 --> 00:51:34.743 ♪ To my right And I see the Hollywood sign ♪ 861 00:51:34.874 --> 00:51:39.096 ♪ This is all so crazy Everybody seems so famous ♪ 862 00:51:39.487 --> 00:51:41.924 ♪ My tummy's turning and I'm feeling kind of homesick ♪ 863 00:51:42.055 --> 00:51:44.013 ♪ Too much pressure And I'm nervous ♪ 864 00:51:44.144 --> 00:51:46.364 ♪ That's when the taxi man Turned on the radio ♪ 865 00:51:46.494 --> 00:51:48.801 ♪ And a Jay-Z song was on 866 00:51:49.280 --> 00:51:51.238 ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah 867 00:51:51.456 --> 00:51:53.240 [mumbling] 868 00:51:55.068 --> 00:51:56.243 [laughing] 869 00:51:57.244 --> 00:51:59.420 -Let me see your arms! -No! [laughing] 870 00:51:59.551 --> 00:52:01.509 Let me see the muscle. Make a muscle. 871 00:52:02.075 --> 00:52:05.122 -[growling] -[giggling] 872 00:52:07.167 --> 00:52:08.603 Muscle. [growling] 873 00:52:09.430 --> 00:52:11.693 -[growling] -[giggling] 874 00:52:16.698 --> 00:52:18.570 Come here. It's not waterproof. 875 00:52:18.700 --> 00:52:20.441 People wash it and then it's not waterproof. 876 00:52:33.628 --> 00:52:35.413 [mumbling] 877 00:52:35.543 --> 00:52:37.371 [sports playing] 878 00:52:45.901 --> 00:52:47.381 [typing] 879 00:53:25.289 --> 00:53:27.160 Everybody's going to be in the same position 880 00:53:27.552 --> 00:53:28.857 when they fly, every time. 881 00:53:30.468 --> 00:53:32.687 The only time it gets messed up is when somebody gets sick, 882 00:53:33.819 --> 00:53:36.256 or somebody might roll a little low, hit the wire, 883 00:53:36.387 --> 00:53:38.824 -or a roof, or something like that. -I've noticed that. 884 00:53:38.954 --> 00:53:40.826 You know it, it is really amazing, 885 00:53:41.305 --> 00:53:44.177 the way, you know, they, they interact with one another, 886 00:53:44.308 --> 00:53:47.398 and the way they do the same things and they fly different. 887 00:53:47.528 --> 00:53:49.008 And just like you just said, 888 00:53:49.313 --> 00:53:53.230 if one is sick or something's wrong, it's lower... 889 00:53:53.360 --> 00:53:55.057 -Yeah. -...or, yeah and-- 890 00:53:55.188 --> 00:53:57.712 and it's not really keeping up with the rest of them. 891 00:53:57.843 --> 00:54:01.499 That's exactly, she act like she raised birds. Because that's exactly what happens. 892 00:54:01.629 --> 00:54:03.588 -Yes, I... -And that throws everybody else off. 893 00:54:03.718 --> 00:54:05.590 ...because I love watching them. You know, I love watching them 894 00:54:05.720 --> 00:54:06.982 -fly and everything. -[woman] Yeah. 895 00:54:07.113 --> 00:54:08.201 And then especially when 896 00:54:08.332 --> 00:54:09.811 they be way, way up in the air 897 00:54:09.942 --> 00:54:12.031 and then they just, they flap they wings, 898 00:54:12.161 --> 00:54:15.774 and then they just cruise, it is beautiful, 899 00:54:15.904 --> 00:54:17.645 I love it, yeah [laughing]. 900 00:54:17.776 --> 00:54:19.821 -[lead] So, good morning class. -[class] Good morning. 901 00:54:19.952 --> 00:54:22.781 [lead] Okay, so how did everybody's job searches go yesterday? 902 00:54:23.608 --> 00:54:25.349 -[woman] I had a job interview at Walmart. -[lead] Okay, 903 00:54:25.479 --> 00:54:26.959 -what position was it for? -[woman] Cashier. 904 00:54:27.655 --> 00:54:29.701 But according to her, when you apply for cashier, 905 00:54:29.831 --> 00:54:31.659 you have to do everything from cleaning toilets, 906 00:54:31.790 --> 00:54:33.835 to maybe possibly unloading a truck. So, 907 00:54:34.271 --> 00:54:36.751 that's just, yeah, you have to be able to do everything. 908 00:54:36.882 --> 00:54:39.145 -[lead] And how did you feel about that? -I was okay with it. 909 00:54:39.276 --> 00:54:41.669 [lead] And how did you respond in the interview 910 00:54:41.800 --> 00:54:43.323 when she mentioned that she would let you know 911 00:54:43.454 --> 00:54:44.542 by the end of the week? 912 00:54:44.672 --> 00:54:45.847 I knew it wasn't a no. 913 00:54:46.413 --> 00:54:48.285 So, a maybe's better than a no. 914 00:54:48.850 --> 00:54:50.199 [lead] Thank you, anybody else? 915 00:54:50.722 --> 00:54:53.594 I went to the lake shore for the warehouse, 916 00:54:54.029 --> 00:54:55.422 warehousing and everything, 917 00:54:57.076 --> 00:54:58.817 and, uh, I got to be honest with you, it was like a zoo there. 918 00:55:00.819 --> 00:55:01.776 And I couldn't hear, the person was sitting right in front of me like this, 919 00:55:03.430 --> 00:55:04.213 and I couldn't' even hear them. That was the first interview. 920 00:55:05.867 --> 00:55:07.216 So whoever qualified, they're going to check our backgrounds, 921 00:55:07.347 --> 00:55:09.131 or, you know, of course, and everything like that. 922 00:55:09.567 --> 00:55:11.612 Whoever qualifies they're going to call us back, you know. 923 00:55:12.134 --> 00:55:13.135 So... 924 00:55:14.746 --> 00:55:15.703 [lead] Anybody else? 925 00:55:20.621 --> 00:55:22.406 Okay, so let's go into the job searches. 926 00:55:22.536 --> 00:55:24.799 For this job fair on April 13th in Carson, 927 00:55:24.930 --> 00:55:27.280 it's the sixth annual career fair... 928 00:55:30.370 --> 00:55:33.242 I wouldn't mind being a big basketball coach for somebody, or... 929 00:55:34.418 --> 00:55:36.376 ...I want to do something in the creative writing field. 930 00:55:38.160 --> 00:55:40.989 Creative, I-- I got to be creative, I got to be doing something. 931 00:55:41.773 --> 00:55:43.775 Or I could be a professional pigeon flyer. 932 00:55:44.341 --> 00:55:48.127 [laughing] Ah, that's funny. 933 00:55:51.826 --> 00:55:53.611 Because I used to think that when I was a kid. 934 00:55:54.394 --> 00:55:55.700 [laughing] 935 00:55:59.660 --> 00:56:01.880 I actually am a professional pigeon raiser. 936 00:56:02.576 --> 00:56:05.013 [soft music] 937 00:56:06.014 --> 00:56:07.625 [bird wings flapping] 938 00:56:13.195 --> 00:56:15.589 [soft music] 939 00:56:27.558 --> 00:56:29.603 [wings flapping] 940 00:56:35.261 --> 00:56:37.002 [soft music] 941 00:56:55.586 --> 00:56:56.804 [wings flapping] 942 00:56:56.935 --> 00:56:58.110 Shoo! 943 00:56:58.502 --> 00:57:00.286 [Choo Choo] Get your ass out of there punk. 944 00:57:02.375 --> 00:57:05.552 I'm trying to get your son a bird so he can fly in our club. 945 00:57:05.987 --> 00:57:07.424 Because I know he like the birds like that. 946 00:57:07.554 --> 00:57:09.034 -[kid] The South Central Rollers? -Yeah, he-- 947 00:57:09.164 --> 00:57:11.384 -[kid] Who all in there? -We've been on there. 948 00:57:11.515 --> 00:57:13.168 We got like 17 members right now. 949 00:57:14.909 --> 00:57:15.997 I'll come. 950 00:57:17.521 --> 00:57:18.652 [Choo Choo] How many birds are you flying in your kit? 951 00:57:20.132 --> 00:57:22.221 Ah, hold on, let me check. 952 00:57:22.917 --> 00:57:24.136 -[Choo Choo] He said let me check. -You supposed to know. 953 00:57:24.266 --> 00:57:25.398 You got it wrote down? 954 00:57:25.529 --> 00:57:27.835 [laughing and mumbling] 955 00:57:29.141 --> 00:57:31.317 Three, I got four pairs. 956 00:57:31.796 --> 00:57:34.233 -And they're all sitting on eggs. -[Choo Choo] Okay. 957 00:57:36.104 --> 00:57:39.151 I think I got like, seven or eight eggs and one baby. 958 00:57:47.942 --> 00:57:49.466 [birds chirping] 959 00:57:51.816 --> 00:57:53.687 [men] Oh, man. Ah, damn, Choo. 960 00:57:54.122 --> 00:57:56.081 -Huh? -[man] Right there, dropped down hard. 961 00:57:56.211 --> 00:57:58.475 Oh, yeah, it happens, it happens. 962 00:57:59.606 --> 00:58:01.434 -Walk it off. -[man] Days off. 963 00:58:01.565 --> 00:58:02.479 [Choo Choo] Walk it off. 964 00:58:03.697 --> 00:58:04.568 You might get a chance to take that bird 965 00:58:04.698 --> 00:58:05.786 home with you, man. 966 00:58:13.446 --> 00:58:15.143 [man] It's got my fingerprint on there man. 967 00:58:15.274 --> 00:58:16.580 [Choo Choo] Take him home with you, dog. 968 00:58:17.189 --> 00:58:19.452 Set this bird up and feed it up good, man, 969 00:58:19.583 --> 00:58:21.454 so you can breed from it. It roll good. 970 00:58:22.063 --> 00:58:23.674 [men] All right, man! All right. 971 00:58:24.936 --> 00:58:26.459 [whistling] 972 00:58:31.595 --> 00:58:33.161 [rap music tone playing] 973 00:58:37.514 --> 00:58:38.515 Hello! 974 00:58:39.733 --> 00:58:40.865 I'm at home. 975 00:58:42.867 --> 00:58:44.259 Alright, we got to go get Paris. 976 00:58:44.825 --> 00:58:46.871 -Ready to roll, kid? -Yes! 977 00:58:58.404 --> 00:58:59.405 What kind of candy you eating? 978 00:59:00.493 --> 00:59:02.669 A Jolly Rancher. 979 00:59:03.844 --> 00:59:06.325 Hmm. It's loud and I can smell it. 980 00:59:12.374 --> 00:59:13.550 [girl] Who did your makeup? 981 00:59:14.463 --> 00:59:16.814 -[Keith] Makeup? -Somebody at my school. 982 00:59:18.119 --> 00:59:19.120 That's a little too short. 983 00:59:19.251 --> 00:59:20.208 Let's see what you got. 984 00:59:21.166 --> 00:59:22.776 Can you take this off, please? 985 00:59:23.472 --> 00:59:25.126 -Too sweat. -Why? 986 00:59:25.997 --> 00:59:28.782 -'Cause you look funny. -Okay. 987 00:59:29.174 --> 00:59:30.305 [Keith] You can leave it on. 988 00:59:31.698 --> 00:59:32.569 Oh! 989 00:59:34.309 --> 00:59:36.660 You got a little, something right there. 990 00:59:36.790 --> 00:59:38.531 Don't let Paris tell you to take your-- 991 00:59:38.662 --> 00:59:40.315 I didn't tell her, I said, can she. 992 00:59:40.446 --> 00:59:43.101 [Keith] Don't let Paris talk you into taking it off? 993 00:59:43.231 --> 00:59:45.407 You know you wanted to keep it on, you had it on all day. 994 00:59:48.585 --> 00:59:49.673 [girl] Oh, no, Paris. 995 00:59:50.456 --> 00:59:51.805 [laughing] 996 00:59:51.936 --> 00:59:53.024 Nice hairline. 997 00:59:58.290 --> 01:00:00.292 Call me, 'cause I got to come get my car from your mama, 998 01:00:00.422 --> 01:00:01.728 just 'cause she don't call me. 999 01:00:02.381 --> 01:00:03.600 It's all good though. 1000 01:00:04.035 --> 01:00:05.427 She's the one that's going to miss out. 1001 01:00:06.515 --> 01:00:07.429 See you all later. 1002 01:00:12.043 --> 01:00:13.392 [pages flipping] 1003 01:00:36.067 --> 01:00:37.634 [hair trimmer buzzing] 1004 01:00:46.294 --> 01:00:49.602 I'm not going to lie, I would love to see them fly on television. 1005 01:00:49.907 --> 01:00:52.736 These people that's getting these outrageous scores, let's see how they doing. 1006 01:00:54.738 --> 01:00:57.088 I just want to see some of these people in England, man, 1007 01:00:57.218 --> 01:00:59.830 I want to see why we can't beat them. 1008 01:00:59.960 --> 01:01:03.877 It isn't the dudes in England that's really doing it. It's the dudes in, uh, Holland. 1009 01:01:05.749 --> 01:01:07.968 -So, that's, that's where it's at? -South Africa. 1010 01:01:12.407 --> 01:01:15.584 -[Choo Choo] You going to fly for the world cup this year? -Yeah, most likely. 1011 01:01:16.716 --> 01:01:18.413 I want to be ready before then. 1012 01:01:20.024 --> 01:01:21.852 If I get one fly this year coming up, 1013 01:01:21.982 --> 01:01:24.115 and I could score 500 points, 1014 01:01:25.507 --> 01:01:27.118 nobody is going to want to talk to me, Keith. 1015 01:01:27.422 --> 01:01:30.164 I'm not going to stop until I win. I got to win. 1016 01:01:30.991 --> 01:01:33.907 When you win, you aren't going to stop. You definitely aren't going to stop when you win. 1017 01:01:34.038 --> 01:01:36.780 That's what I'm talking about. That's more incentive to win. 1018 01:01:42.046 --> 01:01:44.788 Man, you don't eat these. Stop trying to peck this out of my hand. 1019 01:01:46.006 --> 01:01:48.487 These birds are picky. She don't, she don't eat the white ones 1020 01:01:49.009 --> 01:01:51.185 but I can put the brown ones in there, and she'll eat them. 1021 01:01:51.795 --> 01:01:52.621 Bird's picky. 1022 01:01:53.884 --> 01:01:54.711 Crazy. 1023 01:01:57.539 --> 01:01:59.498 These are the birds I'm training right now. 1024 01:02:00.368 --> 01:02:02.327 I'm going to try to get these birds ready for the world cup. 1025 01:02:03.197 --> 01:02:04.895 [upbeat music] 1026 01:02:06.200 --> 01:02:07.680 Shoo! 1027 01:02:09.421 --> 01:02:11.336 [upbeat music] 1028 01:02:13.773 --> 01:02:14.992 Shoo! 1029 01:02:17.168 --> 01:02:18.909 The world cup is not your average fly. 1030 01:02:19.039 --> 01:02:21.650 You're competing against people around the world, 1031 01:02:21.781 --> 01:02:22.869 from your backyard. 1032 01:02:24.653 --> 01:02:26.873 When you win the world cup, you have bragging rights. 1033 01:02:27.918 --> 01:02:29.658 Your stock goes up, so to speak. 1034 01:02:29.789 --> 01:02:31.748 [upbeat music] 1035 01:02:34.185 --> 01:02:36.665 The world cup is a big event in the bird world. 1036 01:02:37.101 --> 01:02:39.581 You flying against all the top notch fliers, 1037 01:02:39.712 --> 01:02:41.235 and it's not an easy task. 1038 01:02:41.366 --> 01:02:43.020 Your elements have to be right. 1039 01:02:43.411 --> 01:02:46.414 If you get a real good day, anybody could win this. 1040 01:02:46.545 --> 01:02:48.460 It's purely luck. 1041 01:02:49.069 --> 01:02:50.636 [man] It only take one fly. 1042 01:02:51.028 --> 01:02:52.290 You get one good fly in, 1043 01:02:52.638 --> 01:02:54.335 and you can be good for the whole year. 1044 01:02:56.990 --> 01:02:58.818 [upbeat music] 1045 01:03:03.997 --> 01:03:05.956 [plastic bag flapping] 1046 01:03:13.050 --> 01:03:16.923 For competition, birds have to fly for 20 minutes. 1047 01:03:17.054 --> 01:03:21.232 If they land before 15 minutes, you're disqualified, it's called a DQ. 1048 01:03:22.146 --> 01:03:25.410 -[plastic bag flapping] -Huh! 1049 01:03:26.106 --> 01:03:28.717 Each kit I try to spend 30 minutes a day with them, 1050 01:03:29.631 --> 01:03:30.807 at least, a minimum. 1051 01:03:31.851 --> 01:03:34.201 Flying... if they fly over their time 1052 01:03:34.245 --> 01:03:36.073 then I let them fly as long as they want to. 1053 01:03:37.204 --> 01:03:39.554 These are my little standby birds, you know what I'm saying. 1054 01:03:39.685 --> 01:03:41.382 Like if I get hit by a hawk or something, 1055 01:03:41.774 --> 01:03:44.559 I can take one of these birds I've been flying, I fly them more. 1056 01:03:44.951 --> 01:03:47.432 Everyday I fly them 30, 40 minutes, a hour, 1057 01:03:47.911 --> 01:03:50.261 and I can add them to my team if I run out of birds, 1058 01:03:50.739 --> 01:03:52.654 or I get hit, to keep my team up. 1059 01:03:54.308 --> 01:03:57.442 I've been practicing since last season to get to this point. 1060 01:03:57.572 --> 01:04:00.053 So I got to get... get it together. 1061 01:04:01.011 --> 01:04:02.708 -[whistling] -[rattling] 1062 01:04:04.188 --> 01:04:07.365 Look, this is the big secret. 1063 01:04:08.148 --> 01:04:11.586 The secret to this whole thing is selection. 1064 01:04:12.761 --> 01:04:14.285 That's the real key. 1065 01:04:14.894 --> 01:04:17.636 You have to select which family to work with. 1066 01:04:18.071 --> 01:04:20.117 You have to select which birds to pair together. 1067 01:04:20.595 --> 01:04:22.554 Select which birds are going to come in from the kit, 1068 01:04:22.684 --> 01:04:24.164 which ones you going to take out the kit. 1069 01:04:24.773 --> 01:04:26.340 Selection, everything is selection. 1070 01:04:26.471 --> 01:04:27.994 [birds cooing] 1071 01:04:41.921 --> 01:04:43.749 Trying to figure out which one of them birds be coming up. 1072 01:04:44.968 --> 01:04:46.534 Trying to figure which one it is. 1073 01:04:50.408 --> 01:04:52.584 Man, I can't tell which one it is yet, dang. 1074 01:04:58.329 --> 01:05:00.331 [upbeat music] 1075 01:05:01.941 --> 01:05:02.899 That one. 1076 01:05:03.203 --> 01:05:04.378 I'm taking that one out. 1077 01:05:06.728 --> 01:05:08.469 [upbeat music] 1078 01:05:10.645 --> 01:05:13.561 -I just think Saturday going to be a good day though, 'cause-- -I hope you do good. 1079 01:05:13.910 --> 01:05:16.347 -I do too. -But my thing is, when you, when you fly 1080 01:05:16.477 --> 01:05:19.306 for a fly like that, you want to really be ready. 1081 01:05:19.741 --> 01:05:21.918 You know it's a put together team, but... 1082 01:05:22.048 --> 01:05:23.789 Choo got it together though, he isn't nervous. 1083 01:05:23.920 --> 01:05:26.009 He's just butt blowing and bullshiting, man. 1084 01:05:26.313 --> 01:05:29.142 -[man] Is that what it is? -I'm nervous. A lot of people are coming, 1085 01:05:29.273 --> 01:05:31.797 -and you don't want to look bad. -[man] Don't stop man. 1086 01:05:32.102 --> 01:05:35.061 -[men chattering] -You don't want to look bad. 1087 01:05:35.192 --> 01:05:37.934 -One thing you can't do man... -I don't care what you do, you don't never want to look bad. 1088 01:05:38.064 --> 01:05:40.284 ...one thing you can't do with these birds, man, is, is, is... 1089 01:05:40.414 --> 01:05:41.633 -[Choo Choo] Predict what they going to do. -...no, sir! 1090 01:05:41.676 --> 01:05:43.113 Once they come out, it's all on their own. 1091 01:05:43.722 --> 01:05:45.071 I think that's all, all of us need, 1092 01:05:45.202 --> 01:05:46.290 it's just luck in this game. 1093 01:05:46.420 --> 01:05:47.508 Just got to get that right. 1094 01:05:47.639 --> 01:05:48.988 [Choo Choo] I need some real luck. 1095 01:05:49.119 --> 01:05:50.947 -Huh? -I need some of that lottery luck. 1096 01:05:51.077 --> 01:05:52.600 We all ask for that luck, man. 1097 01:05:54.124 --> 01:05:55.429 Oh, I hope you do good. 1098 01:05:56.126 --> 01:05:58.432 -I do too. -I hope you do good, dog. 1099 01:06:00.130 --> 01:06:02.132 [soft music] 1100 01:06:07.093 --> 01:06:09.182 [chattering] 1101 01:06:14.318 --> 01:06:16.102 We're going to let the fog die out a little bit. 1102 01:06:17.060 --> 01:06:20.367 But if it's a scheduled fly, it should be flown, you know. 1103 01:06:20.933 --> 01:06:22.804 But he's quite under some pressure, I understand. 1104 01:06:22.935 --> 01:06:24.981 Eddie, Eddie, you're complaining. 1105 01:06:25.111 --> 01:06:27.070 I'm not going to put them in the fucking fog. 1106 01:06:28.027 --> 01:06:30.725 You want to go fucking fly, right now? We'll go fucking fly you right now. 1107 01:06:30.856 --> 01:06:33.859 -[Eddie] No, I can't have everybody going. -Well then, why you complaining? 1108 01:06:34.381 --> 01:06:36.644 [Eddie] I'd put them up if it was my schedule, Chris. 1109 01:06:37.080 --> 01:06:40.213 Eddie, they're not going to make nobody fucking fly in the fog. 1110 01:06:41.171 --> 01:06:43.173 The birds are not going to lift, you know better than that. 1111 01:06:46.524 --> 01:06:48.091 Plus, you still owe 10 dollars. 1112 01:06:52.269 --> 01:06:57.100 They got to understand, Sal, we can't control weather, we can't control traffic. 1113 01:06:57.230 --> 01:06:59.754 I'm not going to make this guy push his birds up in the fog. 1114 01:06:59.885 --> 01:07:01.408 Look, they weren't even trying to lift. 1115 01:07:02.496 --> 01:07:04.107 -What's up with it, Red? -Hello. 1116 01:07:06.065 --> 01:07:06.892 What's up, man? 1117 01:07:07.371 --> 01:07:08.459 -Nothing new. -You ready? 1118 01:07:08.589 --> 01:07:10.026 Keith London's coming right now. 1119 01:07:10.156 --> 01:07:11.288 -Who coming? -Keith London. 1120 01:07:11.418 --> 01:07:12.767 -Ah, man! -I wonder how 1121 01:07:12.898 --> 01:07:13.986 everybody else did today? 1122 01:07:15.292 --> 01:07:16.771 I just flew right now, the falcon got me one. 1123 01:07:17.250 --> 01:07:18.556 -Yeah? -He got me the other day. 1124 01:07:19.252 --> 01:07:20.079 Damn! 1125 01:07:20.993 --> 01:07:22.690 [birds chirping] 1126 01:07:24.431 --> 01:07:27.043 -You got them ready? -I hope so, man. 1127 01:07:28.218 --> 01:07:29.219 I hope so. 1128 01:07:31.873 --> 01:07:34.398 -Whenever you're ready, Choo Choo. -Alright. 1129 01:07:37.705 --> 01:07:39.098 Okay. 1130 01:07:40.230 --> 01:07:42.232 [plastic bag flapping] 1131 01:07:44.234 --> 01:07:46.062 [drums rolling] 1132 01:07:49.456 --> 01:07:51.067 [bird wings flapping] 1133 01:07:51.197 --> 01:07:52.938 [drums rolling] 1134 01:08:03.514 --> 01:08:05.342 [drums rolling] 1135 01:08:19.399 --> 01:08:21.009 These trailers, they got nice wing beat. 1136 01:08:22.054 --> 01:08:25.144 They flying way better than last time, way better. 1137 01:08:29.583 --> 01:08:30.671 Time in. 1138 01:08:33.021 --> 01:08:34.110 [beeping] 1139 01:08:35.981 --> 01:08:38.331 [drums rolling] 1140 01:08:42.074 --> 01:08:44.163 -[men speaking] Oh, one down on the pole. -Look at that one. 1141 01:08:44.294 --> 01:08:45.991 -[man] One went down? -It's on the pole. 1142 01:08:46.600 --> 01:08:48.211 [man] Oh, yeah, I see him right there, yup. 1143 01:08:49.995 --> 01:08:52.476 -You got to get him up though. -If you're going to scare them. 1144 01:08:52.606 --> 01:08:55.522 You got to get him up 'cause, the World Cup, they can DQ you for that. 1145 01:09:00.962 --> 01:09:03.269 His bird's staying down a little bit now. 1146 01:09:03.400 --> 01:09:05.228 They usually climb way quick. 1147 01:09:05.358 --> 01:09:06.968 [man] Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1148 01:09:08.100 --> 01:09:09.449 They're a little low, huh? 1149 01:09:11.843 --> 01:09:13.149 [man] That's real bad. 1150 01:09:14.976 --> 01:09:17.327 You see how one bird can distract the whole kit? 1151 01:09:17.457 --> 01:09:19.633 Just one, it only takes one. 1152 01:09:21.505 --> 01:09:22.419 Man. 1153 01:09:25.900 --> 01:09:27.424 [drums rolling] 1154 01:09:30.992 --> 01:09:33.560 -You see them over there? -They got their landing gear on. 1155 01:09:33.604 --> 01:09:35.388 [man] Yeah, I don't think they going to make the time. 1156 01:09:41.525 --> 01:09:42.787 [man] The birds are down. 1157 01:09:45.746 --> 01:09:46.617 It's over. 1158 01:09:47.357 --> 01:09:48.662 They didn't make the time. 1159 01:09:49.010 --> 01:09:50.577 [birds chirping] 1160 01:10:10.380 --> 01:10:12.556 Everything they did today was out of character. 1161 01:10:12.991 --> 01:10:15.515 Everything, the way they flew, the way they kit, 1162 01:10:15.646 --> 01:10:17.387 the way they rolled, all that shit. 1163 01:10:19.606 --> 01:10:20.651 Unacceptable. 1164 01:10:28.180 --> 01:10:31.009 I don't even know if I want to go to work right now, that's just how I feel. 1165 01:10:32.880 --> 01:10:35.013 I might take the day off, that's the way I feel. 1166 01:10:41.498 --> 01:10:43.108 [birds cooing] 1167 01:11:02.345 --> 01:11:04.085 [men chattering] 1168 01:11:07.524 --> 01:11:11.092 [Keith] Can't have those flying, have them suckers all flying fast and weird. 1169 01:11:11.919 --> 01:11:13.269 -[man] You got them ready? -[Keith] Yeah! 1170 01:11:14.008 --> 01:11:15.140 [man] Yeah, take your time. 1171 01:11:22.495 --> 01:11:23.975 -They should be out front now. -[dog barking] 1172 01:11:28.196 --> 01:11:30.851 -[drums rolling] -[bird wings flapping] 1173 01:11:36.770 --> 01:11:38.946 [drums rolling] 1174 01:11:45.649 --> 01:11:47.868 [man] There they go! Oh! There they go! 1175 01:11:48.652 --> 01:11:49.957 [man] Dang, look at that little check. 1176 01:11:50.915 --> 01:11:52.308 Oh, that was nice. 1177 01:11:54.919 --> 01:11:56.660 [man] This is a nice kit here. 1178 01:11:57.965 --> 01:11:59.924 That's some rollers right there. 1179 01:12:00.403 --> 01:12:01.926 [drums rolling] 1180 01:12:05.321 --> 01:12:07.714 -[man] Keith, how many you got up there Keith? -Nineteen! 1181 01:12:10.151 --> 01:12:11.544 [man] Now, that's a break. 1182 01:12:14.634 --> 01:12:15.505 There we go. 1183 01:12:16.810 --> 01:12:18.246 Give me a count on them. 1184 01:12:21.511 --> 01:12:23.556 [drums rolling] 1185 01:12:32.217 --> 01:12:35.263 [man] Uh-oh, Houston, we have a problem. 1186 01:12:35.829 --> 01:12:37.744 Oh, they just split up right now. 1187 01:12:38.266 --> 01:12:40.225 Something's got them spooked up there. 1188 01:12:41.444 --> 01:12:43.010 [man] Yeah, there's something up there. 1189 01:12:44.229 --> 01:12:46.187 -Yeah, there he is, right there! -[man] Falcon! 1190 01:12:52.455 --> 01:12:53.586 [man] Right there! 1191 01:13:01.246 --> 01:13:02.813 [man] Falcon broke up the kit. 1192 01:13:04.728 --> 01:13:06.599 And they was rolling good too. 1193 01:13:10.124 --> 01:13:11.125 There he go, right there. 1194 01:13:14.215 --> 01:13:16.261 [man] See, I knew he was coming back up in there. 1195 01:13:16.653 --> 01:13:18.959 There he go, he's trying to get something. 1196 01:13:19.090 --> 01:13:19.873 [man] Time. 1197 01:13:25.488 --> 01:13:26.793 [Keith] Sorry about that. 1198 01:13:26.924 --> 01:13:28.186 You have some nice birds. 1199 01:13:28.752 --> 01:13:30.275 [man] What's the score, Keith? 1200 01:13:30.493 --> 01:13:31.668 He got one break. 1201 01:13:31.798 --> 01:13:32.582 Thirteen five. 1202 01:13:35.062 --> 01:13:36.194 Thirteen five. 1203 01:13:36.760 --> 01:13:38.196 [man] There's always next year man. 1204 01:13:52.906 --> 01:13:54.386 He got too close to your head? 1205 01:13:59.260 --> 01:14:00.827 Chin up, son, chin up. 1206 01:14:02.133 --> 01:14:03.047 Chin up. 1207 01:14:03.177 --> 01:14:04.918 [soft music] 1208 01:14:18.845 --> 01:14:20.847 [soft music] 1209 01:14:33.381 --> 01:14:34.861 [rattling] 1210 01:14:42.956 --> 01:14:44.262 Lock down time. 1211 01:14:50.486 --> 01:14:52.183 [soft music] 1212 01:15:12.682 --> 01:15:14.988 [birds cooing] 1213 01:15:32.353 --> 01:15:34.355 [soft music] 1214 01:15:46.716 --> 01:15:47.630 Shoo! 1215 01:15:53.810 --> 01:15:55.855 [birds cooing] 1216 01:16:04.037 --> 01:16:05.299 So what happened with your fly? 1217 01:16:06.257 --> 01:16:07.475 What do you think went wrong? 1218 01:16:09.086 --> 01:16:12.350 -You think it was the heat? -I think it's the heat and me. 1219 01:16:14.831 --> 01:16:15.658 Honestly. 1220 01:16:18.791 --> 01:16:21.054 -They didn't do no rolling. -They kitted? 1221 01:16:21.489 --> 01:16:23.274 They kitted, but they didn't roll. 1222 01:16:24.275 --> 01:16:26.494 Man, I don't know what the problem was. 1223 01:16:28.366 --> 01:16:29.715 I got to figure it out, Keith. 1224 01:16:31.238 --> 01:16:32.805 Got to figure it out, man. 1225 01:16:39.420 --> 01:16:41.118 [birds cooing] 1226 01:16:51.389 --> 01:16:54.131 [soft music] 1227 01:17:03.227 --> 01:17:05.055 ♪ -Hey fellas -Hey man ♪ 1228 01:17:06.317 --> 01:17:08.058 ♪ Could you help me out A little bit? ♪ 1229 01:17:08.188 --> 01:17:09.842 ♪ -Yeah -Can you? ♪ 1230 01:17:09.973 --> 01:17:11.844 ♪ -That's a bet -What you doing? ♪ 1231 01:17:11.975 --> 01:17:13.672 ♪ Really? Could you Help me out a little bit? ♪ 1232 01:17:13.803 --> 01:17:16.327 ♪ -Yeah, we can help you -All right fellas, go ahead ♪ 1233 01:17:16.457 --> 01:17:20.374 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1234 01:17:22.376 --> 01:17:24.901 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1235 01:17:28.513 --> 01:17:32.691 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1236 01:17:34.562 --> 01:17:36.956 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1237 01:17:38.958 --> 01:17:40.917 ♪ What you got To say over there ♪ 1238 01:17:41.047 --> 01:17:45.138 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1239 01:17:46.966 --> 01:17:49.142 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1240 01:17:49.708 --> 01:17:51.623 ♪ I can't hear you all What you say ♪ 1241 01:17:53.146 --> 01:17:57.455 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1242 01:17:59.109 --> 01:18:01.372 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1243 01:18:01.938 --> 01:18:04.027 ♪ I bet you all better say Something right about here ♪ 1244 01:18:06.246 --> 01:18:10.686 ♪ Been doing what you're doing What you're doing ♪ 1245 01:18:12.426 --> 01:18:14.167 ♪ If you're doing 1246 01:18:18.694 --> 01:18:21.479 ♪ If you're doing What you're doing ♪ 1247 01:18:21.609 --> 01:18:23.046 ♪ What you're doing 1248 01:18:24.612 --> 01:18:26.832 ♪ If you're doing 1249 01:18:29.879 --> 01:18:33.839 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1250 01:18:33.970 --> 01:18:35.493 ♪ Well, what you doing 1251 01:18:36.276 --> 01:18:38.496 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1252 01:18:42.500 --> 01:18:46.722 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1253 01:18:48.549 --> 01:18:51.030 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1254 01:18:52.292 --> 01:18:53.772 ♪ Go ahead fellas 1255 01:18:54.860 --> 01:18:58.951 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1256 01:19:00.692 --> 01:19:04.348 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1257 01:19:04.957 --> 01:19:06.219 ♪ Aha 1258 01:19:07.177 --> 01:19:11.442 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1259 01:19:13.400 --> 01:19:15.663 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1260 01:19:19.580 --> 01:19:23.889 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1261 01:19:25.630 --> 01:19:28.154 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1262 01:19:31.897 --> 01:19:36.467 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1263 01:19:38.077 --> 01:19:40.471 ♪ Just keep on doing 1264 01:19:42.429 --> 01:19:43.779 ♪ Oh, yeah 1265 01:19:44.431 --> 01:19:48.609 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1266 01:19:50.350 --> 01:19:53.005 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1267 01:19:54.746 --> 01:19:55.965 ♪ Oh, yeah 1268 01:19:56.748 --> 01:20:01.057 ♪ They say that Goodness kind of cool now ♪ 1269 01:20:02.798 --> 01:20:05.496 ♪ So just keep on doing it 1270 01:20:06.845 --> 01:20:08.238 ♪ Oh, yeah