:45:00
There. You think you look cool, don't you?
:45:02
Don't know.
:45:03
-Do you think I look cool?
-Yeah, Marcus.
:45:08
-I think you look cool.
-Yeah.
:45:13
That's it, you got the walk. That's really cool.
:45:18
Brilliant. High five. Yeah.
:45:21
I was suddenly hit by an extraordinary
rush of well-being.
:45:25
So this is what people meant by a natural high.
:45:27
And it only cost £60.
:45:30
I had made an unhappy boy temporarily happy.
:45:33
And there wasn't anything in it for me at all.
:45:35
I didn't even want to shag his mum.
:45:48
Marcus! What happened to your shoes?
:45:50
They stole them.
:46:02
Why would anyone want to steal your shoes?
:46:04
I could see I had to tell the truth.
:46:06
The problem was,
the truth would lead to a lot more questions.
:46:09
They were nice ones.
:46:11
They were just ordinary brown lace-ups.
:46:13
No, they weren't. They were cool new trainers.
:46:16
Where did you get cool new trainers?
:46:18
She had loads more questions.
:46:20
Will bought them for me.
:46:23
Will?
:46:26
-The guy who took us to lunch?
-Yeah.
:46:28
He's sort of become my friend.
:46:31
He's sort of become your friend?
:46:33
She kept repeating
the last thing I said.
:46:35
Except she shouted it.
:46:37
I go round to his place after school.
:46:39
You go round to his place after school!
:46:42
-You see, he doesn't really have a kid.
-He doesn't really have a kid?
:46:46
Can I play computer games now?
:46:48
Where does he live?
:46:49
He's not there at the moment.
He's out to dinner.
:46:54
Christine had asked me to dinner
for a pep talk.
:46:57
You will end up childless and alone.