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late to pick me up.
And I saw Ted give Todd
a ride home in his car...
which coaches, I mean,
you're not supposed to.
like I didn't know what to do.
I decided to give him a call -
to see, like...
Just to see if he was home.
And I don't
know why or anything.
I just said, like meanly, like,
'You're gay, aren't you?'
And then I hung up.
You hung up?
I hung up...
And I never spoke
I don't know if he knew
if it was me or not,
but I just never...
You hated him?
Yeah. I just...
I don't know.
Okay, June...
Where do you
want to go right now?
Where do I want to go?
Okay, just tell me.
C'mon. Just tell me.
This is your night.
You're the young man,
I'm the old man.
Tell me.
Coach Donavan said
he thinks I'm like the best
Division II player
he's ever seen.
Says he wants to
give me a transfer
to a Division I school.
But that my grades
are a little bit bad.
Plus, my record.
But apparently some schools
are still interested,
so, you know, that's cool.
Which schools?
A couple.
Watch this...
Oh, God!
Showoff.
So tell me...
Why'd you change your mind?
Felt like it.
Yeah?
I know I'm a white boy and you
ain't into that kind of thing.
Half white, half spic.
Don't sell yourself short.
Oh!
You're a little bit racist!
I mean, apparently you ain't
into either one.
I never said that.
That I'm not into white boys.
I never said that.
So then tell me...
You think I'm cute? You
think I'm handsome?
You think I'm pretty?
You can tell me. C'mon!
I don't like your questions.
What if I told you...
I think you're pretty?
I'd accept the complement.
What if I told you
I think that you
are beautiful?
I think that you
are beautiful chocolate.
You just ruined it
by calling me chocolate.
What if I told you
no chocolate?
Even though it's delicious.
I know you're intentions.
You know that, right?
You know you ain't fooling me.
I don't got no intentions.
I mean, f*** that.
I'm here with you right.
You were saying.
I wasn't saying anything.
You were saying that...
you think that
I'm cute sometimes.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Alright, so then when?
When do you think I'm cute?
When you're smiling
like a little boy.
You think I'm like a little boy?
Sometimes.
You don't get it...
It's hard to talk to you.
You think I'm stupid,
don't you?
You think I'm like at home
playing with Legos,
puttin' my finger
up my nose and sh*t.
You think I'm not
good enough for you.
That I can't understand
your thoughts,
in your head.
I got thoughts too.
Watch.
Before the night is out...
you're gonna
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