Dude, our U.S. Senator just quoted you; Grassley uses Ashton Kutcher's words and visual aid in floor speech (see pic/video)

The Raw Story:

[P]erhaps unwittingly, Grassley was on a roll with the stoner allusions, including a glance at the 2000 movie “Dude, Where's My Car?” starring Iowa native Ashton Kutcher, which follows the travails of two potheads who can't remember where, um, they left their car. After finishing with the [Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon] prism analogy, Grassley went on to talk about energy conservation, noting that many public officials have air-conditioned cars idling while waiting for them at curbs, wasting gas. Grassley proudly noted that he drives his own car, thank you very much, including a Ford Taurus he keeps in Iowa.“If you do see anyone else driving my car, please call the police, because someone has stolen my car,” he said. “I'd like to refer to Ashton Kutcher here, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, saying ‘dude, where's my car?'” ...

“If you do see anyone else driving my car, please call the police, because someone has stolen my car,” he said. “I'd like to refer to Ashton Kutcher here, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, saying ‘dude, where's my car?'” ...

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