Babysitter's Black Book Page #4
interesting things are.
such a knowledgeable guide?
Well, we can fly
up next weekend.
Oh, come on, Ash.
I can't show off my college to
my kids for another eight years.
Let me show it off to you.
How would I--
You just say there's
a class trip up north.
You know, we'll take
the red eye on Friday,
stay Saturday,
come back Sunday.
So, like, staying the night?
Yeah.
Well, in separate
rooms, of course.
Great.
Yeah.
Yeah. Great.
Get to work on that essay, eh?
Put on some more coffee.
Jack Wiley,
I'm with Family Buddies.
I'm not sure
how this goes, Jack.
Shall we talk first?
Or should I just show
you what you've paid for?
Whoo!
Yay.
Billy, he adores you.
He really looks
up to me.
Kind of like
I look up to you.
Oh.
Hey, ladies, watch this.
He is so confident.
He's just amazing.
Okay. He's not as confident
as you think.
Now, all men are little boys
and they can be confusing.
But once you figure them out,
they're very simple creatures.
Uh, there's--I just
can't read the signals.
There's this guy, Daniel.
We go to school together.
I tutor him.
We've always just been buds,
but I can't tell if he likes me.
Ashley, you're 17.
It takes time
to figure out the signals.
It took me years
to learn to deal
with Mark's unending
need for attention.
But we figured it out.
You guys just seem
so great together.
We are.
But marriage is work
even on a good day,
which is why we
appreciate you so much.
I mean, me, Mark,
and the kids,
we'd be
lost without you.
Number one, Ash.
You beat Harper.
- Whoo!
- Yeah!
- Oh, my God.
- We're so proud of you.
You worked hard,
and it paid off.
- Mm-hmm.
- It's all downhill from here.
- No.
- Shut up.
Okay. Don't sell yourself short.
You can do anything.
I can't wait to say
I knew her when.
So how are we gonna
celebrate this weekend?
Sorry.
Can't this weekend.
Why?
I decided to apply
to Pressman.
So I gotta finish
my application.
Pressman, wow.
Seriously, hey, I thought
Berkeley was out of reach.
I mean, Pressman is like
a million times more expensive.
I know.
I don't know how I'll pay for
it if I get in, but I gotta try.
I'm a fraud, I pretend
I ain't chasing glory
Just a lonely wanderer
Trying to tell
a simple story
You can feel free
to cry or laugh...
All right, my man.
Nice.
Have a good one.
Home sweet home.
Okay. The great Philly
cheesesteak debate.
We have two choices here,
the safe choice
called the coward's choice,
provolone on top.
We have the risk taker's
choice with canned cheese.
Canned cheese?
What are you,
risk taker or a--what?
Uh, whoa. Hey.
What'd I tell ya?
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