Shot of a cloudy sky...
Voice 1: This is all your fault.
Voice 2: My fault? All I touched was the steering wheel, the clutch and the ignition! I barely had any chance to hit the gas!
Voice 2: Well, you have no idea how to handle a beauty like this, do you, Mr. "I only drive fuel-efficient cars"?
Pan down to find the '76 El Dorado with it's hood up, and smoke is coming out of the engine. James Irish and Irishred are standing beside it, while a visibly upset Erin Flanagan is in the background having a very pointed conversation on her cell phone. Right now she'd put the fear of God into an atheist. Numerous cars drive by, with nobody wanting to help.
JI: Well, at least now you can agree with me it was a bad idea to have her be the one to talk to the rental people, right?
IR: Yeah, I'll agree to that. Listen, we're still going to make it to our match on time so long as the rental firm gets their crap in gear. So tell me, for a minute here, James. Did you have anything to do with our opponents getting arrested by those two Bostonian police?
JI: No! For goodness sakes, I take my jokes pretty far, but wasting police money on something as silly as that? I'd sooner turn myself in for doing bad impressions. You know that's illegal in Branson.
IR: You're... okay, I'm going to just let that one slide.
Another car drives by, and we hear a slight thud as it passes.
JI: Now, on a somewhat more serious note, the Celtic Assassins did say one thing that stuck out to me. They're "accustomed" to winning. And you know what that really says? That their usual opponents must typically be pushovers, at least compared to them. But I think they'll find considerably more difficult-
James stops short, and sniffs the air.
JI: Uh-oh. I better get the clothespins.
IR: Clothespins? Now what are you up to?
JI: Code "Loudon Wainright III."
IR: What the hell is-
Red takes a whiff, and blanches.
IR: Oh. That.
JI: Yup. Dead skunk. In the middle of the road. And, yes it's stinking to high heaven. That must be what that "thud" sound was.
IR: Great. Now I'm stuck with skunk stink while having to listen to you talk strategy.
JI: Well, I'm serious (for once), because let's face it. These two guys seem like the most straightforward wrestlers I've encountered in a long time. Their personalities sparkle like a pile of rubber bands. I will give them this, though, they stared down adversity right in the face, and didn't flinch. There's not a damn thing wrong with being straightforward if you know what you're doing and do it well enough. I'd love to see if these guys are up to that standard.
IR: Now you're making sense. I don't know if that means I've been hanging around you too long, or if your craziness wears off after a while.
JI: Hey, I was hopped up on sugar and in a confined space. What did you expect from me?
IR: Well, I just know this can't get any worse.
The sound of thunder is heard in the background.
IR: I just had to say it.
JI: Well, on the bright side, it might make the skunk stench less offensive.
The two hurry into the car for shelter as the first drops of rain begin, while Erin makes her own beeline to the same. Fade out.