:09:03
And it's not just basketball.
It's school, this town, everything.
:09:09
I like Beacontown.
:09:11
I'd like my life to change. I don't
wanna end up working for my dad.
:09:16
- You're father is a terrific guy.
- Boof, look at me.
:09:22
Now try and be objective.
:09:24
Am I all right?
Is there anything wrong with me?
:09:29
- You should shower after basketball.
- I do.
:09:32
Then there's nothing wrong with you.
:09:35
Then why won't Pamela Wells
say two words to me?
:09:39
- You can do a lot better than her.
- Like who?
:09:42
- Don't you have to be at work?
- Did I say something wrong?
:09:46
No, no. See you at the party.
:09:54
- Hey, Angela.
- What was the score?
:09:56
Very funny.
:09:59
What was the score?
Don't tell me, I'll lose my count.
:10:03
Down to our last waffle iron.
:10:05
How am I expected to compete
with wrenches made in India?
:10:09
I'm not Sears and Roebuck.
:10:11
You look a little tired today.
The coach isn't giving you steroids, is he?
:10:16
Not likely. Maybe he should.
We lost 1-12.
:10:21
Beacontown hasn't won a game in...
It must be three years.
:10:25
(Scott hears high-pitched sound)
Ow!
:10:27
Don't take it personally.
It's all part of growing up.
:10:31
Yeah, I guess so.
:10:35
- Any deliveries?
- Down at the high school.
:10:39
Some strange sounding guy called.
Sounded like he was in a hurry.
:10:44
I'm not sure what I wrote down.
That's what the clipboard is for.
:10:49
Well, it is.
:10:51
(rapid heartbeat)
:10:54
(high-pitched sound)