:58:02
I realize you guys didn't date
much in high school, but...
:58:05
I assumed even though
I didn't know then,
:58:09
that when you guys got together
at the end of senior year,
:58:12
I always assumed
that was like some kind of...
:58:15
you know, long-awaited love affair
that was bound to happen.
:58:19
Am I characterizing
it correctly?
:58:28
I don't think anyone would call it
a long-awaited love affair.
:58:32
What would you call it?
:58:37
I'd call it us getting together
at the end of senior year.
:58:40
Oh, maybe I was
justjealous. You know?
:58:43
Because...
:58:45
I mean, you know...
:58:47
I always wanted to be
your first... boyfriend.
:58:53
You were.
:58:56
Yeah, I know, but...
:59:01
You know what I mean.
:59:07
I know I shouldn't care
about things like that, but...
:59:10
- like I said, I'm sentimental.
- That's not sentimental.
:59:12
- What is it?
- It's stupid.
:59:14
You know something?
:59:17
I agree with you.
All right, it is.
:59:19
But I didn't know that
back then. Back then...
:59:22
you not wanting to have sex
with me was like...
:59:26
getting disinvited to Christmas
dinner with my grandparents,
:59:30
which is something that
I'm very sentimental about.
:59:33
You shouldn't have
taken it personally.
:59:35
I know, but...
:59:37
I did.
:59:39
Especially when you guys ended up
getting together. Literally.
:59:44
But I guess I blew it
out of proportion.
:59:47
What are you
talking about?
:59:49
I'm talking about you and John
getting together
:59:51
at the end of senior year.
That hurt my feelings at the time.
:59:54
But according to John,
:59:57
it was less of a love affair
that was bound to happen