Laggies Page #3
I guess I'm technically coming from one.
Cool. So...
but we all forgot our ID's.
And I mean, normally we would
just go buy some beer ourselves...
But I guess we look under
21. Which is crazy, right?
I know. Um, so...
If we gave you some money or something,
would you help us straighten
and just buy us a
six-pack or something?
Oh, God.
Um, you could totally keep the change.
Okay.
Someone did this for
me when I was your age,
so I'm going to do it for you.
It's like a rite of passage, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, I... I had a
That makes one of us.
Hey, yo, can we
get some coolers too?
And some red wine.
And can you get some
white wine also? Thank you.
You don't have to get
all that. Thank you.
Yeah!
Here you go. Drink responsibly.
Sweet.
Okay, I'm out of here.
Goodnight, you guys.
I'm really sorry. Can I have
a look at that for a second?
Yeah go for it.
Okay.
Almost.
God, I haven't done this
since I was in eighth grade.
Okay, okay, one more
time and then I'm going.
Okay, all right, thank you so much.
Come on, where are you going?
Hang out some more.
Come on, stay.
I mean, maybe I've got an hour.
Yeah.
What are you up to?
Guys, I'm really
impressed. This is truly art.
Oh.
Oh. Okay.
Come on, Megan.
Go right now, go.
Sh*t.
Sh*t.
You know when you go to a party
drunk, and everybody else is sober.
Or no. Or maybe like,
maybe you're the sober one
and everybody else is drunk.
God, you'd think that somebody
who you've known for forever
would have known what
and it's like, hey, hey,
maybe like, using Buddha
as a restaurant decoration
is the bigger joke, right?
Or maybe...
Maybe actually they're the
ones that are telling the jokes
and I'm the one that's
missing them. You know?
It makes me really
sad what you're saying.
It's sad...
I don't even know what you're
talking about but still...
Oh.
- Don't get sad, Misty.
- I'm fine. I'm fine.
No, no, like, you shouldn't
get drunk and get sad.
I mean, look at Patrick.
Patrick's sad and he hasn't
even touched his wine.
His dad's being a massive
dick in the divorce.
- Oh.
- That's why we TP'd his house.
That was his house?
Yeah.
Huh?
So you don't want to go out together
as friends then?
Just take the sophomore.
You know, just take a real date.
All right, whatever
Annika. Whatever you want.
I'm sorry. I just...
I totally interrupted.
What, me and Junior?
No, we were just talking about
the prom. You know, stupid stuff.
I saw my dad cheat on my mom tonight.
Really?
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