Paper Planes Page #3

you know?

Yeah.

What?

Shoes.

Who needs that many shoes?

You having fun

playing with your little toys?

I'm not playing, Einstein.

It's research.

That's research?

Look, if you're gonna come up here

and cause a problem,

can you go,

'cause I want to...

OK, but... My dad used to have

one of those.

I know how to set it up.

Great.

Awesome.

Ooh. Sorry.

It's really old, eh?

Ah, that's fine.

- Sorry.

- That's fine.

- Better stand back.

- Yeah, come on.

Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho!

That is so cool!

Awesome!

- What happens now?

- I don't know.

OK, go! Run!

Get to the fence!

The fence! Run!

Dive, quick!

Oh...

Doesn't get much closer

than that.

Sorry about...

..you know,

making fun of your lame phone

and throwing the paper at you.

That's alright.

Just don't be a bully.

I can't stand bullies.

Well, bullies and...

getting needles.

Euch.

Mates?

Mates.

I've never had

one of those before.

Just a heads-up

we've gotta get going pretty early

if we want to make it to

the state competition tomorrow.

Alright?

I'm there.

You're there?

Yeah. I'm there.

I'm counting on you.

Hey. Hey, hey! Oi, oi, oi.

- Wake it up. Get up, get up.

- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I'm coming.

Oh, come on!

Clive!

Clive!

Wah!

See you later!

OK, be careful

not to go over the line.

We're aiming for 25 metres, OK?

Are you ready?

Three, two, one, throw!

Oh, very good throws.

Grab your planes.

OK, next group

up to the line, please.

There you are, Dylan.

Yep.

Excuse me. Do you mind

if my son has a photo with you?

No, not at all.

Got it?

- Thank you very much.

- Good on you. Hey.

- All the best today, Alex.

- Thank you.

Hi, Patrick.

Can I get your autograph?

Yeah, sure.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

You know,

when Muhammad Ali was my age,

he'd already started boxing.

He once caught a kid

stealing his bike

and wanted to learn

how to beat him up.

You do realise

Muhammad Ali ended up

with Parkinson's disease,

unable to talk, right?

That's not the point, Patrick.

Hey, stop calling me that.

I'm your father.

The point is,

he started somewhere, OK?

My journey to become a champion

starts here, today.

Being champion

shouldn't be the goal anyway.

You're saying it doesn't matter

if you win or lose?

No. I'm saying it's how

you play the game that counts.

You know the only people

who say that

are the ones

who've already lost.

Winners celebrate winning.

- Hi.

- What was your name?

- Uh, Dylan Webber.

- Jason Jones.

...two, one, throw!

Very good.

Now, go grab your planes.

Right, next group

up to the line.

Can I get the next group

up to the line, please?

Right, be careful

not to step over,

'cause if you do,

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