truly, imagine if trains

"where are we?" (asked and answered five or six times)

"we're c - we are coastal elites. and that sucks of us."

"i want the CAM-ER-A"

"i can't read"

"WHOOOOO!!"

"we're sleeping at burger theory???"

"i really feel re... ben."

"it looks so fun here. look how - there's a house."

(filming adam) "and that's adam."

"i'm gonna call my girlfriend and we're gonna move here."

"i love america... asterisk."

"i'm being really normal."

"this is the gem of... kentucky."

in reference to the world of coca-cola: "i've always fantasized about going there, you know?"

(upon seeing cornbread) "oh my god."

(upon being informed he gets complimentary cotton candy) "what does that meeeeeaaannnnnn???"

(upon seeing murals) "what is this????"

(upon seeing a sign that says burger theory) "what does that meaaaaan??? what does that MEAAANNNN???? it's so BIG"

"they're woke here, and they're sophisticated."

":D i love eating food. i love to nourish my body"

"the guy came over who owns this restaurant, he was like... 😙"

"it's UNESCO... town."

"i didn't know what paducah, kentucky was three hours ago. but now i'm having the time of my life."

"they have... brick building"

You’ve got Ben and Adam as the secondary leads living out a romcom that’s there to keep the parents interested.

Then there’s Amy as the titular Horse Girl, quirky and smart. She’s determined to save the lone wild stallion, though her family thinks it’s futile and impossible, she believes in her connection to it. She wants to gain its friendship through small acts of kindness and teach it to trust her, so together they can win the big race prize money and save the farm.