known as squid luau. fresh poi. you ve got to have it fresh, believe me. it makes all the difference in the world, freshwater snails called, i believe, hihiwai, harvested from streams from way up in the mountains. it s a bounty, the bounty of our ocean and our mountain. that s squid, octopus, the one you caught. oh, that s octopus. oh! hey! oh! you bit its eye. right there, right there. i recognize you. anthony, when somebody steals this, it s easy for us to say, you re stealing our stuff.
well, we can be more than friends, we can be family. i m gonna aloha you. anthony: beautifully played, man. wow. hano-hano: that s it. man: right on. ritte: right on, bro. anthony: it s a pretty impressive spread of food for such a supposedly surly group. slow roasted pig. grilled kala fish. mullet, cooked lavalu style. and, of course, octopus, known as squid luau. fresh poi, you ve got to have it fresh, believe me, it makes all the difference in the world. freshwater snails called, i believe, hihiwai. harvested from streams from way up in the mountains. walter: it s a bounty. the bounty of our ocean and our mountain. that s squid, octopus, the one you caught. anthony: oh that s octopus! oh! hey! oh! eddie: was this the one, this is the one you bit it s eye. walter: right there, right
man: right on. ritte: right on, bro. anthony: it s a pretty impressive spread of food for such a supposedly surely group. slow roasted pig, grilled kala fish, mullet, cooked lavalu style. and, of course, octopus, known as squid luau. fresh poi, you ve got to have it fresh, believe me, it makes all the difference in the world. fresh water snails called, i believe, hihiwai. harvested from streams way up in the mountains. walter: it s a bounty. the bounty of our ocean and our mountain. that s squid, octopus, the one you caught. anthony: oh that s octopus! oh! hey! oh! eddie: was this the one, this is the one you bit it s eye. walter: right there, right there. anthony: i recognize you.
if you love this place and you can malama our ina the way we love it and our ancestors loved it. well, we can be more than friends, we can be family. i m gonna aloha you. anthony: beautifully played, man. wow. hano-hano: that s it. man: right on. ritte: right on, bro. anthony: it s a pretty impressive spread of food for such a supposedly surely group. slow roasted pig. grilled kala fish. mullet, cooked lavalu style. and, of course, octopus, known as squid luau. fresh poi, you ve got to have it fresh, believe me, it makes all the difference in the world. fresh water snails called, i believe, hihiwai. harvested from streams from way up in the mountains. walter: it s a bounty. the bounty of our ocean and our mountain. that s squid, octopus, the one you caught. anthony: oh that s octopus! oh! hey! oh! eddie: was this the one, this is the one you bit it s eye. walter: right there, right there. anthony: i recognize you.
anthony: i have to be born here. this isn t, come on, this is a different story. hano-hano: wait a minute. i can give you the best explanation. because you cannot be our blood, our blood is kanaka, you cannot be kanaka. hawaiian is our nationality and you can pledge to be that. you see this what we re standing on. our ina, it matters so much that if you love this place and you don t wanna develop it, destroy it, abuse it. we re on the same team. eddie: that s hawaiian, yep. hano-hano: if you eyeing this place and its resources as a money making vehicle for yourself. we enemies, right? and it doesn t matter race, religion, what sex you. if you love this place and you can malama our ina the way we love it and our ancestors loved it. well, we can be more than friends, we can be family. i m gonna aloha you. anthony: beautifully played, man. wow. hano-hano: that s it. man: right on. ritte: right on, bro. anthony: it s a pretty impressive spread of food for such a supposedl