Babysitter's Black Book Page #5
Delicious.
Disgusting.
- Right?
- But delicious.
- So good.
- Mmm.
Have you heard
of Prophets and Outlaws?
Oh, yeah.
Southern country rock.
They had that song
"Soul Shop."
Yeah.
They're performing
tonight near campus.
Yeah? You want to go?
Uh, they don't go
on until 8:
00.Well, I'll just push our
flights tomorrow till later.
Really?
Mm-hmm, sure. Yeah.
You just need to focus on
your interview right now, okay?
- Okay.
- Give me that.
- Mmm.
- Hey!
Canned cheese is
so much better.
So much better.
Agh.
Amazing.
Hey, how'd it go?
My interviewer had
amazing internships
and already has, like, three
job offers when he graduates.
That's awesome.
Come in.
I can do this.
I mean, I'm terrified.
And the kids here
are way above me.
And if I don't
get a scholarship,
I don't have a prayer.
But I--I could see myself
here, thanks to you.
Oh, hey.
the guts to do this on my own.
You're happy?
Absolutely.
This is for you.
What?
It's for all your hard work.
Well, I haven't
worked hard yet.
Oh, you will.
Trust me.
Oh.
Mark, I--this is just...
Well, try it on.
Now?
Yeah.
Yeah, absolutely.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
Wow.
You look stunning.
Yeah?
Phew.
Ready to rock and roll?
Sure.
The guy recites poetry
while we're doing it.
I swear I had to
put my hand over his
mouth just to shut him up.
I--look, I told Jack
it's 750 for tonight.
So close your eyes and
dream of the bank roll.
Ugh.
Can you do that?
Okay. But any poetry,
and I am out.
Rain, rolling
down my window
Put a wrench
in everything I had today
And so I cancelled
all my plans
I'm gonna find a new
solution right away
When I'm down
head under water
To ease my woes
I sing out my sins with
the ones I love the most
You can find me
at the soul shop
Where my daddy
taught me how to rock...
Let's get out of here.
Hey, wake up,
sleepyhead.
We gotta get back.
I can't believe
we did this.
Linda is amazing to me.
She's like a second mom.
Listen, Linda's great.
I love Linda,
and I always will.
So what are we doing?
You want the Oprah answer?
The truth is we're more
friends than lovers now.
The magic's kinda gone.
Hey.
Hey, stop worrying so much.
Hmm?
You know what
I'm thinking about?
Hmm?
I can guess.
first day at Pressman.
You're meeting new friends,
picking classes,
living away from home
for the first time.
You know what you
won't be thinking about?
What?
Room and board, tuition.
I am taking care
of everything.
You're my girl.
I got you covered.
Strong SAT scores.
You'll probably
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