Sounds exotic.

I have friends in exotic places.

They're not exotic dancers.

But no exotic dancers.

My native land, is it what one would call, exotic?

And I felt I was being typecast as an actor.

Because they are such, such small particles.

If you can see this sweet peppers.

This is the only place you can go nowadays and not get friended.

(Laughter)

They can use any kind of curve, therefore you can really execute very exotic, beautiful architectural features, without incurring additional costs.

What's wrong?

Well, maybe I could drive.

RV, yeah?

Looking for a wheel for that coach.

Dad's car looks like that one.

Y'all better have some real cars around here.

Where's that car?

He came by car instead of by train.

Where are the rescuers?

I'm really bad at parallel parking.

Is this your car?

What kind of car was it?

Lock him to the wheel of that car.

Well, we need a car.

Whichever one you are.

Nice ride.

A nice car.

That's my kind of ride.

What's the difference here, the wheelchair with no lights and the wheelchair with lights?

Now, usually when people hear statistics or stats like that, you start thinking about places like Haiti or other kind of exotic or maybe even impoverished areas, but it happens right here in the United States every single year.

My car's in the... it's in the garage.

If you go at 52 km per hour when the speed limit is 50, you lose points

What kind of piece of shit car is this?

Africa was either this exotic place, this imaginary land that probably exists only in their imagination, or the place of horror, famine.

A couple of cars went by out there and that's about it.

It turns out that for some number of categories, we have got an EP which is above 50 . So, this means of transportation like motorbike, bicycle, bus, car, and so on.

Car 12. Car 12.

Anyway take care of yourself. I'm going. I'm going.

You want to keep it?

I'll lock you into the wheel of that car.

They said stay near the car.

Do we have a car?

You don't have a car?

We need our cars washed.