The film""s itle refers to their rootlessness and ride to make "easy" money; it is also slang for a pimp who makes his livelihood off the earnings of a prostitute.Fort Knox").Detective Ricky Walsh (Anthony Peck) noticed, to his surprise, that 14 dump trucks were hurriedly brought in to assess the subway station damage - [In fact, they were the stolen trucks from Staten Island to be used to haul away the gold bullion and take it to an awaiting tanker].Lewis: Oh yeah.You gotta nice job, you gotta a nice house, a nice wife, a nice kid.Ed: You make that sound rather s--tty, Lewis.Lewis: Why do you go on these trips with me, Ed?Ed: I like my life, Lewis.Lewis: Yeah, but why do you go on these trips with me?Ed: You know, sometimes I wonder about that.The comrades camp at night by the river""s edge, setting up tents, sitting around a campfire, listening to Drew""s guitar playing, drinking beer, and roasting a fish that Lewis has speared.[There""s a very subtle connection signaled here: he main protagonist in J.D.Salinger""s novel Holden Caulfield, is an alienated and haunted teen, similar to Jack Torrance as an adult.