:33:02
Well, that got rid of you. Chauvinist creep.
:33:06
No, you didn't, baby.
:33:12
There you go.
:33:15
You sure left in a hurry the other night.
:33:17
Yeah, I thought I was coming down
with something.
:33:19
Brazilian flu?
:33:22
-Not funny.
-Kind of funny.
:33:26
Why don't you just admit that you like him?
:33:28
Why would I do something like that?
:33:30
Because it's true. I mean, come on.
It's not like the guy's not interested in you.
:33:35
It's complicated.
:33:40
-Good job.
-Et tu, Brute.
:33:42
-Does that mean it's my turn?
-Oh, yes.
:33:44
Watch out here.
:33:52
You know, it's okay to admit
if you're scared.
:33:55
Excuse me? I'm not scared.
:33:58
Anyways, how would you know?
:34:00
Obviously, you've never had
your heart broken before.
:34:04
Swing.
:34:05
Brier, just be honest with yourself.
:34:08
You are scared.
:34:10
-And you're totally hiding behind Mick.
-Mick's my boyfriend.
:34:14
Yeah, kind of like the boyfriend
I told Harley Sasser about.
:34:18
Who's Harley Sasser?
:34:20
He was my boyfriend at camp
when I was 14.
:34:23
He was so hot, every Thursday night...
:34:25
we'd sneak out and make out
behind the craft shop.
:34:28
The problem was, as summer went on,
he started wanting more.
:34:32
-More?
-You know, more.
:34:35
Oh.
:34:37
Anyway, one week I decided I was sick
of the groping.
:34:41
So, I confessed to Harley that I had a
boyfriend back in LA named Tony Savatsky.
:34:46
I told him I felt really guilty
and that was the end of Harley and l.
:34:49
Okay, I get it.
:34:50
You made up the other guy so you didn't
have to get felt up anymore.
:34:53
Oh, no.
:34:55
Tony Savatsky was real. He just
hadn't been my boyfriend in eight months.