My dad used to have a hyundai . It was a great car . He never had any issues with it . I think it ' s the only car that lasted so long without never breaking down . He just replaced the clutch one time , at around 120130 k kms . That ' s the only thing that broke in 10 years . He bought it with 60 k km and the car decided to break down at around 260 k km . We had it for about 10 years . <| sep |> No , Ken ' s making it to Day 36 100 %.<| sep |> According to all known lawsof aviation , there is no way a beeshould be able to fly . Its wings are too small to getits fat little body off the ground . The bee , of course , flies anywaybecause bees don ' t carewhat humans think is impossible . Yellow , black . Yellow , black . Yellow , black . Yellow , black . Ooh , black and yellow ! Let ' s shake it up a little . Barry ! Breakfast is ready ! Ooming ! Hang on a second . Hello ? Barry ? Adam ? Oan you believe this is happening ? I can ' t . I ' ll pick you up . Looking sharp . Use the stairs . Your fatherpaid good money for those . Sorry . I ' m excited . Here ' s the graduate . We ' re very proud of you , son . A perfect report card , all B ' s . Very proud . Ma ! I got a thing going here . You got lint on your fuzz . Ow ! That ' s me ! Wave to us ! We ' ll be in row 118 , 000 . Bye ! Barry , I told you , stop flying in the house ! Hey , Adam . Hey , Barry . Is that fuzz gel ? A little . Special day , graduation . Never thought I ' d make it . Three days grade school , three days high school . Those were awkward . Three days college . I ' m glad I tooka day and hitchhiked around the hive . You did come back different . Hi , Barry . Artie , growing a mustache ? Looks good . Hear about Frankie ? Yeah . You going to the funeral ? No , I ' m not going . Everybody knows , sting someone , you die . Don ' t waste it on a squirrel . Such a hothead . I guess he could havejust gotten out of the way . I love this incorporatingan amusement park into our day . That ' s why we don ' t need vacations . Boy , quite a bit of pomp . under the circumstances . Well , Adam , today we are men . We are ! Beemen . Amen ! Hallelujah ! Students , faculty , distinguished bees , please welcome Dean Buzzwell . Welcome , New Hive Oitygraduating class of . . 915 . That concludes our ceremonies . And begins your careerat Honex Industries ! Will we pick ourjob today ? I heard it ' s just orientation . Heads up ! Here we go . Keep your hands and antennasinside the tram at all times . Wonder what it ' ll be like ? A little scary . Welcome to Honex , a division of Honescoand a part of the Hexagon Group . This is it ! Wow . Wow . We know that you , as a bee , have worked your whole lifeto get to the point where youcan work for your whole life . Honey begins when our valiant PollenJocks bring the nectar to the hive . Our topsecret formulais automatically colorcorrected , scentadjusted and bubblecontouredinto this soothing sweet syrupwith its distinctive golden glow you know as . Honey ! That girl was hot . She ' s my cousin ! She is ? Yes , we ' re all cousins . Right . You ' re right . At Honex , we constantly striveto improve every aspectof bee existence . These bees are stresstestinga new helmet technology . What do you think he makes ? Not enough . Here we have our latest advancement , the Krelman . What does that do ? Oatches that little strand of honeythat hangs after you pour it . Saves us millions . Oan anyone work on the Krelman ? Of course . Most bee jobs aresmall ones . But bees knowthat every small job , if it ' s done well , means a lot . But choose carefully because you ' ll stay in the jobyou pick for the rest of your life . The same job the rest of your life ? I didn ' t know that . What ' s the difference ? You ' ll be happy to know that bees , as a species , haven ' t had one day offin 27 million years . So you ' ll just work us to death ? We ' ll sure try . Wow ! That blew my mind ! What ' s the difference ? How can you say that ? One job forever ? That ' s an insane choice to have to make . I ' m relieved . Now we only haveto make one decision in life . But , Adam , how could theynever have told us that ? Why would you question anything ? We ' re bees . We ' re the most perfectlyfunctioning society on Earth . You ever think maybe thingswork a little too well here ? Like what ? Give me one example . I don ' t know . But you knowwhat I ' m talking about . Please clear the gate . Royal Nectar Force on approach . Wait a second . Oheck it out . Hey , those are Pollen Jocks ! Wow . I ' ve never seen them this close . They know what it ' s likeoutside the hive . Yeah , but some don ' t come back . Hey , Jocks ! Hi , Jocks ! You guys did great ! You ' re monsters ! You ' re sky freaks ! I love it ! I love it ! I wonder where they were . I don ' t know . Their day ' s not planned . Outside the hive , flying who knowswhere , doing who knows what . You can ' tjust decide to be a PollenJock . You have to be bred for that . Right . Look . That ' s more pollenthan you and I will see in a lifetime . It ' s just a status symbol . Bees make too much of it .