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No. No, stay with me on this.

Her birthday is today,

but the surprise party
isn't until Thursday.

Thursday? Why Thursday?

Parents' idea.

No way she'll expect it.

But the point is I gotta
give her something today,

and I gotta give her
something Thursday,

and I'm kind of broke.

And the pressure's really on,
because the best present

should come from your
boyfriend, right?

So you got her a sweater?

Hey, it's cashmere.

Tasteful, elegant,
figure-flattering.

Cashmere? You said you
didn't have any money.

Well, it's not real cashmere.

It's like, more like
a faux cashmere.

So, what did you get
her for Thursday?

So far, dinner at Salinger's.

I know. I know.

But I could get her one of
those snow globe thingies.

She collects them. That's
kind of classy, right?

Says "I know you." Cheap.

Happy birthday to me!

Wow!

- This is yours?
- Yeah.

My parents gave it to me as a
birthday, belated Christmas,

"we love you even if you're not our
biological child" present! What do you think?

- Wow.
- This is so cool.

A little guilt goes a long way. Hop
in, you have to hear the stereo!

Okay.

Wow.

For me?

Uh, yeah.

It's from Julia.

Oh. Thanks. Yeah. Buckle up.

All right.

Tomorrow, sonnets.

Get a good night's sleep

and bring me your
favorite adjective.

Hey, I have to watch
Owen tonight,

but you should come over.
We can do some homework.

Is that what we're
calling it now?

Hey, Julia, can you
hang out a bit?

Uh-huh.

Catch you later.

Hey, Mr. Peck.

What's up?

Well, my dear, I wanted
to talk to you about

what you handed in yesterday.

I hate to say it, but

this one's not quite
up to your usual.

It's not?

"Your touch is like a feather.

"Your touch is like an arrow.

"Your touch makes
me feel alive."

And so on and so forth.

Um,

it doesn't feel real.

You know, maybe you should write
about something that you know.

I do

know

about this.

Listen, if you want
to write about a boy,

about a man touching you,

you gotta reach
down in your soul,

make me feel like... Like
I'm inside your body.

What's it like when... When he
puts his hands on your skin?

And when you're kissing,
what's going on?

What's going on in here?

In here?

I want the goods.

Okay.

Oh, hey.

Don't get so bummed out.

It's just an assignment.

♪ Everybody wants to live ♪

♪ Like they wanna live ♪

♪ And everybody wants to love ♪

♪ Like they wanna love ♪

♪ Everybody wants to be ♪

♪ Closer to free ♪

♪ Closer to free ♪

I will pay you.

I will write you a check.

Don't tell this story!

She's just getting
into the music.

She's pumping her
fists like this.

You should've seen it, Jason.

And then there's this poor
fool standing next to her!

I loathe you.

Boom! She smashes him
right in the eye.

Gave him a shiner,
I swear to God.

Is that true?

Hey, Charlie, we were just...

You gave somebody a black eye?

Oh, not on purpose.

Um... So we've got
this retirement party

coming in today
for lunch, right?

You wanna do, like,
one big table or...

It can wait.

So, what were you at?
Some concert?

Um, Atlas over on...

Oh, I know Atlas.

Yeah, let me know the next
time you get tickets.

Well, actually, we've got

an extra one for tonight.

Yeah?

Great.

You don't want to go with us.

I don't?

Hanging with the help.
Wouldn't that be slumming?

Anyway, it'll probably
run pretty late,

and you've got that

little boy at home?

Not a problem, unless you
guys don't want me to go.

Oh, no. No, no.

We just didn't know you liked
to do stuff like this.

Like what?

Go out and have fun?

Believe it or not, I do.

You are not gonna eat that.

Come on. Don't be a doof.

Just do what I do, okay?

Come on, fiddle
girl, I dare you.

Jody, what are you doing?

This is so disgusting.

Excuse me. Oh, gross!

Um, excuse me, sir!

There's a dead roach
in my ice cream.

You didn't buy that.

Yeah, well, she, uh... She...

No, duh! My mom did.

She's outside spewing
in the dumpster.

You would be too if you
just ate half a cockroach.

- I don't see anything.
- Of course not.

We thought it was a... A nut

until we poked at
it with a spoon,

and then it got all
squished up in the sauce,

and... And see?

There's his little legs.

Look, I'll get you another one.

Make that two.

And dead bugs are not a topping.

Hey, you.

Hi.

You headed home?

Mm-hm.

Jump in. Elvis and I
will give you a lift.

There, now you know
my innermost secret.

I give silly names to my cars.

That's okay, it's nice out.
I'm gonna...

It's nice out? You look
like you're freezing.

You're practically turning blue.

- I'm okay.
- What is this?

I offer up one criticism all semester.
Now you hate me.

No, of course not. I just, um...

I just wanna walk.

Will you stop playing hard
to get and get in the car?

Come on.

Julia.

They could've changed
my birthday, too,

just like they changed my name.

Oh, well. At least I got a
convertible out of it, right?

You really think
they got you a car

because they feel
guilty or something?

Yeah, of course they did. Why
shouldn't they? They lied to me.

Wow. You're pretty
mad about this.

No, no.

I don't know. I just figured
if they wanna buy me stuff

to make themselves feel
better, who am I to say no?

Oh, look! Earrings.

Hey, those are nice.

The red ones.

Those are garnets.
My birthstone.

Did you know that?

Really?

I just thought they kind
of looked like you.

And they're 300. Yikes.

Come on. There's a
bookstore down the block.

Let's go browse.

You are so adorable!

Hinting around,
trying to figure out

what to get me for my birthday.

Me? No!

No. I got that covered.

All set for, like, weeks.

Sort of.

Well, not really.

Okay, yes. I am hinting.

You're so totally sweet. You
really wanna get these for me?

Well, yeah, I do,
but I can't, so...

Yes, you can.

You can. I'll buy them, and
you can give them to me.

What?

- That's not the same thing.
- Sure, it is.

Look, you thought of
getting them for me.

And it's the thought that counts, right?
So why not?

'Cause they're way
too expensive and...

Bailey, you've got a
girlfriend with a Gold card.

Vodka doesn't stain, does it?

I know it doesn't smell.

Can't take you anywhere, huh?

No.

So this was fun.

Yeah. It's still pretty early.

Yeah, we were maybe gonna
go back to Parker's.

You probably prefer sitting
on actual furniture.

Actual furniture's a plus.

You know what, I got
a whole house full.

Couch, side chairs,

not to mention hot and
cold running food.

I don't know.

We wouldn't want you to go
out of your way or anything.

How's it out of my way?
It's my house.

Come on. It's just 10
minutes from here.

Sure. Why not?

You wanna hear something funny?

You.

You're, like, the last
person in the world

I ever thought I'd
be hanging out with.

The last?

How come?

When I first came
to the restaurant

for the interview,

the agency told me I was
meeting some Mr. Salinger.

I expected you to be 50.

And then I see this guy, you,

and I'm thinking, "No way."

But the thing is,

you acted like you were 50!

Get out of here. I did not.

Yeah, you did.

You had the whole "wife
and kids" thing going on.

Fiancee.

Ex fiancee.

Oh.

Please. I'm trying to
have a good time here.

Anyway, the whole interview
totally freaked me out.

"What are your qualifications?

"We require exemplary
references."

I must've been trying out my new

"Hey, I'm a grown-up"
personality.

So now, is this your old

"I'm just a nice, normal,
fun guy" personality?

Ha-ha. I guess it is.

I like it better.

You know, just in case you're
taking a survey or anything.

Hey!

Ugh.

What time is it?

I knew poli-sci was dull, but...

I wasn't drooling, was I?

No.

Oh, man, it's late.

I should cut.

No.

Don't go yet.

No?

I, um... I don't
wanna do this now.

No, really? Why not?

Huh?

Justin!

When I say no, that's
what it means. No!

What's with you?

Nothing.

Julia? I'm...

No one else, okay? I mean it.

All right.

Today after school, Mr.
Peck gave me a ride.

And...

I got in the car.

And he put his hand on my leg,

and he tried to kiss me.

What?

I mean, I got out of there.
I left.

And...

Nothing happened.

Nothing happened.

What's the name of that Jane
Siberry CD you taped for me?

What are you doing?

I'm labeling tapes.

Why aren't you ready for school?

I'm not going.

You're not going?

Is there an echo in here?

Jule...

Look, I don't wanna
talk about it.

Listen to me.

Hey, hey, listen to me!

Look, you're gonna
get ready right now.

You're gonna come with me.

We're gonna go to Principal
Stickley's office.

And you're gonna tell her
what happened with Mr. Peck.

I am not gonna make
a thing about this.

Well, this is already a thing.

It's already a thing, or you
wouldn't be sitting here

in your pajamas at
8:00 in the morning.

Look, I just don't feel like
seeing him today, that's it.

Oh, and what about tomorrow?

You're gonna be late
for first period.

- Julia...
- Can you tell Sarah

to take good notes for me in Chem.
Would you?

Oh!

Oh, I... Oh!

Shoot. I'm sorry.

I am sorry.

I'm sorry. I...

Klutz.

I know. I'm thinking
about a 12-step program.

Listen, uh,

I had a great time last night.

It's been a while,
you know, so thanks.

Does that mean if I asked you
to do something tonight,

you'd say yes?

Odds are pretty
much in your favor.

I've got this Christmas
tree in my dorm room.

Thing's shedding
like a dog in July.

Any chance of you helping me
drag it to the recycle place?

My truck and I are
at your service.

Great.

Oh, by the way...

don't serve those.

Right.

Is that the bimbo?

I don't know.

I'd have to hear her sing "La
Bamba" to tell you for sure.

You want a cherry in that?

How about a shot of rum?

Jody.

Hey, it's just an idea.

Hey, you guys got any
smokes back there?

- Yeah.
- So get me a pack.

Come on, quick, while
no one's looking.

Come on, Claud.

Do I have to do everything?

Darts Ultra-Lights
okay with you?

You coming?

Justin. Good.

You wanna give me a hand here?

Oh, yeah, we had to change
the number for the hotline.

Apparently it's one digit off
from some Chinese takeout place.

We've been getting lots of
orders for moo goo gai pan.

What?

You touch her again,
your life's over.

Uh, why are we here?

We just need to pick
up a few things.

We do? What kind of things?

Sweaters, for one.

Ew. Yellow is not your color.

Sweaters?

I don't need a sweater.

You will when we go skiing.

Look, my parents are making
me go with them next weekend,

so I asked if I
could invite you.

You're autumn, aren't you?

Green. Ooh, green is perfect.

They love the idea.
Let's go look at skis.

Wait a minute. Sarah.

Sarah, slow down a second here.

I can't afford to go skiing.

Are you listening to me?

My parents said it was okay.

That means you don't
have to afford anything.

We can ski all day, sit
by the fire at night.

Drink hot cocoa. It'll be great.

It's... It's too much.

It's too much.

Bailey, did I tell you
that the earrings

were my absolute favorite gift?

I've had, like, 15 compliments.

So now I wanna do something
nice for you, okay?

Besides, it's gonna be pretty miserable
if it's just me and my parents

walking around, pretending
everything's okay when it isn't.

And I'm not sure I'm
ready for that.

But if you come with me...

I pay for the cocoa?

Okay.

Let's try on some skis.

Do you know why I got called in?

'Cause if it's about
missing classes...

Sorry. You're going to have to wait, though.
She's got someone in there with her.

Ah.

I truly don't get it, Enid.

I mean, we've always had
a terrific relationship.

She'd stay after class.
We'd talk.

And I'd try to make her
feel like I was a friend,

her not having a dad and all.

Maybe that was my mistake.

Maybe she misinterpreted that.

Oh, God.

Now that I think about it,

her work lately has been
kind of sexually explicit.

I never thought it had
anything to do with me.

I promise you,

we'll get to the bottom of this.

Maybe she's trying to make her
boyfriend jealous. I don't know.

Julia.

Then... boom, right?

We're all headed down
the slopes backwards.

That's when the guy
takes the picture.

You're kidding!

No. I think I have a copy of it.

My mom saves all that stuff.

Sarah? Oh. Hi, Bailey.

Hey.

Oh, Sarah. We just got a
call from American Express.

They thought maybe
your card was stolen.

Stolen?

God, I hope not. I just used it.

They said there was a lot of
unusual activity on the account.

Jewelry. Sporting goods.

It came to over $1000.

Oh. Yeah. Yeah, that was me.

I needed a few
things for the trip.

Is that a problem?

It's just

a lot of money, sweetheart.

Well, why would you give me a charge
card if you didn't want me to use it?

Well, don't you think this is

a little excessive?

Oh.

Oh, okay. I understand.

Um...

we could still take
this stuff back.

Yeah, we can take the car back,
too, if that's what you want.

Of course not.

I completely
understand if you guys

don't want me to
have this stuff.

It's not that, Sarah.
It's just...

Well, try to be a little bit more careful.
That's all.

Okay?

Sure.

Whatever.

I don't know, there's Comet,

uh, Blitzen,

Q-Tip? Cupid?

Oh, who cares? There's
eight of them.

Don't make me laugh.
This sucker's heavy.

Hey, when I get a
tree, I get a tree.

I could have guessed
that about you.

What does that mean?
Watch your step.

Just means that you don't
do anything halfway.

Okay. I can accept that.

- All right.
- Okay.

One...

- Two...
- Two...

- Three!
- Ugh.

Ooh. Ha, ha!

All right.

Oh, Charlie.

No, no.

Sorry. Wrong answer.

Hey, come... Come on.

Why not?

Just because, okay?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

What? Who asked out who tonight?

I asked you to do
a favor for me.

Oh, look, maybe you got the
wrong idea or something,

but I, um...

I'm not interested
in this with you.

I mean, I'm just... I'm not.

I mean, you're a nice guy
and everything, but...

You know what? I got it.

You made your point.

I'm gonna go dump this.

Good night.

Do you know what you did?

Do you have any
idea what you did?

Hey.

You just go to him. You don't tell me.
You just...

I mean, who asked you to?

This was my problem, not yours,

and I didn't want
anybody else to know,

and now people do.

I'm in my house, and I get...

Jule, Jule...

Okay, I do not know what
you are talking about.

Stickley.

He went to her.

Wait. He went to her?

And... And what?

And he said that I was
coming on to him.

He what?

You... But you set
it straight, right?

I mean, you told her?

- Right?
- No, okay? No, I didn't.

I don't know, I just...

I think that maybe it wasn't
100 percent his fault.

What, are you kidding?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Julia.

I-I don't get it.

I mean, I really...

Do you remember
after the wedding?

After we, um...

I ran into Nina the next
morning at the lockers,

and she just looked
at me, and she knew.

I mean, she came right
up to me, and she said,

"You're not a virgin
anymore, are you?"

I didn't see anything
different about me.

But she did.

What if I'm giving off
some kind of signal?

Like what?

Sexual radar?

That's nuts. You know it.

Justin, it doesn't
make any sense.

I mean, he has always
been so supportive

and so great.

I mean, why would it happen now?

I mean, why all of a sudden?

The only thing that
has changed is me.

Hey. Hey.

I, um, just wanted
to take a pulse.

Are we cool?

We're cool, and you're
10 minutes late.

Listen, you ought to
check out the schedule,

'cause I had to move a
couple of things around.

Moved things around?

You cut half my hours.

Yeah, look, um, I'm
sorry about that,

but I'm carrying too
much help on this shift.

It's not like they're banging
down the doors around here.

I can't make my tuition on this.

Are you, um... cutting
Parker's hours

or Jason's?

Well, Shelly, you were
the last person hired.

Mmm. And the first one that
wouldn't go to bed with you.

Hey. That is out of line.

I'm still your boss.

God, it is so obvious.

I won't put out,

so now you're
getting back at me.

No, see, that's not true.

'Cause if I was
getting back at you,

I'd tell you that
you're a lousy waitress

and that the only
reason I've kept you

working here this long
is for the babe value.

Oh, another minute and
you would've missed me.

Come on in.

I won't keep you long.

You got my message?

I left it with your
homeroom teacher.

You cut classes again today?

Please don't be upset with me.

I'm not upset with you, Julia.

I'm concerned.

You're one of my best students,

and Allen is one of
my best teachers.

I keep thinking

maybe I haven't heard
the whole story.

Is there anything you
want to say to me today?

What can we do so that I never
have to think about this again?

So that it goes away?

You understand that

once you say that, the
matter is closed.

I'd appreciate it if you'd
let me out of his class.

It's the middle
of the term, I...

You'd have to take
an incomplete.

That's fine. Whatever.

Julia, you know...

Please, Ms. Stickley.

I'm sorry.

Claudia?

Claudia, have you
seen the checkbook?

Oops!

What the hell?

Rum?

Rum?

Out of there. Now!

I... I'm not so sure I
can walk right now.

Out.

Stop yelling.

Out! Out.

You're yelling.

You are intensely good-looking.
Do you know that?

First of all, I am
calling your parents.

Oh. You know what?

My mom would love you.

Where's the john?

By the kitchen.

What the hell do you...

You... You are 12, okay?

You're 12!

You know what, Char?

I'm sure you got a lot to
say about this, and...

Well, it'll probably
take a while,

but before you get started,

I kind of gotta throw up.

Thanks for this.

This feels more like my birthday
than my actual birthday did.

Do we get cake?

Of course you're getting cake.

Good, because the other night

when they brought out the
cake with all the candles

and sang "Happy Birthday"

and told me to make
a wish, I didn't.

Because it just
didn't feel right.

So I decided to save
it for tonight.

Great. That's great.

- I wore my earrings, see?
- Yes.

I was hoping you'd
wear your sweater,

but I guess you're probably
saving it for the trip.

Actually,

I kind of took it back.

Oh.

You didn't like it?

Just...

It just feels kind of weird.

You know, you buying
me all this stuff.

No, no. I told you I want to.

I know. I know that,
and that's great.

But it's starting to feel like

part of you really wants
to give me these things,

and the other part of
you is just doing it

to get back at your parents.

Wow.

God, I had no idea I was
dating Sigmund Freud.

Come on, Sarah, you
heard what they said.

And I don't know what's going
on with you guys. I don't.

But do I know you're
spending too much.

And I shouldn't be
spending their money

because I'm not really their daughter?
Is that it?

God, Bailey, you sound
just like them.

No, that is...

♪ Happy birthday to you... ♪

It's just, it feels like you're
using me to punish them.

For lying to you, I guess, and...

- You can shut up now.
- Sarah!

No, I get it, okay?

Excuse me.

I'm thinking maybe we
should talk about this.

What's to talk about?

You've obviously got
it all figured out.

Your car.

Oh, man.

Wow.

I'll go call the police.

Why? Why? It's not like
they can do anything.

And it's not like I
care about this stuff,

because it's just stuff.

So you're right.

You know, we should
take it all back.

The earrings, the
skis, the stupid car.

'Cause who really cares, right?

I mean, who gives a
damn about any of it?

Maybe somebody will steal it.

- Taxi!
- Sarah.

Sarah, wait a second!

Sarah!

Here you go.

Drink it.

What is it?

Bitters and soda.

Pass.

Now!

I think I better move
closer to the bathroom.

What were you thinking
about, Claud? Huh?

Can you tell me that?

I don't know, I just...

I guess it just seemed
kind of funny and...

I mean, why do you do it?

I don't have to answer that.
I'm twice as old as you are.

But don't you do it for fun?

That's different.

Why?

'Cause I'm twice as old as you are.
That's why.

And I'm not the one
in trouble here.

You are not drinking
again until you're 21.

Okay, okay, okay.

This Jody friend of yours.

She's... She's a juvenile
delinquent, and I...

Charlie, she's my friend.

This girl is trouble.

You're not hanging out with her anymore.
Do you understand me?

Do you?

Okay.

I won't.

Oh, man.

Just shoot me in the head.

Where did you go?

Nowhere.

I just kind of had the cab driver drive me
up and down Lombard Street over and over.

He thought I was crazy,

but I used to love that
when I was little.

There was a party?

Surprise. Seventy-five people.

They left about a half-hour ago.

You mean you...

Your folks put it together.

Been driving me kind
of nuts about it, but

I guess they just wanted
everything to be perfect.

It's just guilt, Bailey.

I don't think so.

I was just upstairs
with them, and...

I definitely don't
think it's guilt.

I kind of get the
feeling that...

That it might actually be love.

Big time.

They're not my real
parents, Bailey.

That is so weird.

You know, it's not like they have an
obligation to love me or anything.

Maybe not,

but they did make
this, like, huge,

huge choice a few years ago

to love you.

And so you don't have to...

You don't have to test them.

You don't have to see how
much you can get away with,

and you don't have to make them
prove they love you every day,

because they've already
been doing that

for, like, the past 16 years.

They're always gonna
love you, Sarah.

I mean, come on.

How could they
possibly not love you?

I don't get it.

Why didn't you say something?

This teacher makes a pass at you,
and you don't even say anything?

Please Charlie, can you just sign
it and let me drop the class?

- Then what? Then he wins.
- Okay.

Fine, he wins.

Are you gonna sign it or not?

I don't know. I have
to think about it.

Well, get back to me when
you've made up your mind.

Why are you letting some
creep get away with this?

Because maybe it was my fault.

Something I did

or said or wore.

I mean, maybe I caused this.

You throwing yourself
at a teacher?

No way in hell.

It... It's not who you are.

Then why?

Probably he's one of those jerks

who sees a pretty girl and
thinks, "I'm entitled,"

you know?

"That's for me."

Never mind what the
girl thinks or wants.

I know plenty of those guys.

And the fact that he's,
what, twice your age?

More?

And he's got that
authority thing going on.

He knows he can hold
stuff over you.

That just makes
it so much worse.

Trying to...

Trying to take advantage of...

Of someone like that.
It's just...

Guys do that sometimes.
We just...

It's such a lousy thing to do.

Such a lousy thing to do to you.

Yeah.

Do you want me to go up to
school, talk to anybody?

Mm-mm. No.

Want me to beat him up?

I'm your big brother.

It's in the job description.

This is "Geo" pardy.

Geography meets Jeopardy.

Well, Claudia, are you
feeling all right?

I'm feeling kind of ragged.

I, uh...

I have this note
from my brother.

Well, you wanna go see
the school nurse?

I'm thinking that
might be a good idea.

Let's blow this funeral parlor.

Got any smokes?

Man, I'm jonesin'.

You crack me up.

Hey.

Hey.

I, uh...

I brought your last check.

Um, actually, I hope that it
won't be your last check.

I'd like you to come back to work.
Full-time, you name it.

I know that I was
horrible to you

and that I owe you
this huge apology.

Yeah, I was
definitely attracted,

but you said no, and
that should've been it.

I couldn't even tell you
why I went off on you.

Who are you so mad at?

What?

It's in your eyes.
You're like this

angry guy.

- I'm not.
- Yeah.

Yeah, you are.

Come on, I can't
be the first girl

that's ever said no to you.

I mean, big deal,
but you just...

It's no excuse.

There's... There's no excuse
for the way you treated me.

See, it has magic
repellent powers.

Oh. Hmm.

Yeah, and if anybody comes near
you who's creepy or weird,

it'll zap them with
invisible shock rays.

- I'm dead serious.
- You're crazy.

It will.

Justin, um,

I'm gonna...

Unfinished business.

Okay.

I don't know what's worse.

What you did to me

or that you lied about it, or
that you made me doubt myself.

I don't think this
is such a good idea,

under the circumstances,
your being here.

You're worried.

You should be.

Maybe you thought that I
was just gonna go away.

I thought that,
too, but I'm not.

I'm gonna go talk to Ms.
Stickley, and

I'm not gonna let you get
away with what you did to me.

Julia, I don't know what
you think happened, but...

Do you have any idea how much I
loved it here, in your class?

I mean, this stupid, ugly room

was one of my favorite places.

Ever.

But you ruined that.

Because the truth is, there really isn't anything
that I would want to learn from you anymore.

Hi, I can't come to
the phone right now,

but I wanna talk to you.

Please leave a message
after the beep.

Hi.

Uh...

God.

Um, I wasn't gonna...

I kind of just wanted to hear
your voice on the machine,

and, uh... I forgot to hang up.

Um...

I hope you're okay.

I'm, uh...

I'm kind of a mess, if that
makes you feel any better.

I'm sorry.

This is, uh...

I shouldn't have...

Okay.

Okay, okay. It's
right over here.

Careful.

Oh!

Okay.

Where are we going?

Right over here.

Okay. Close your eyes.

- Right over here.
- Okay.

Okay. Open your eyes.

Happy belated birthday.

Wow.

Well, it's beautiful,

but I don't get it.

Look straight up.

No, no, wait.

Wait a second.

Here, this way.

It's right between...

Gemini and Orion.

What am I looking for?

Your star.

My what?

It's my birthday gift to you.

I sent in this form
and everything.

And I mean, it's not
the most expensive

birthday gift in the
world, but, anyway,

there's this star up there

named Sarah.

And that's not gonna change,

and that's not gonna go away

'cause I have a certificate.

So...

no matter what happens,

it's gonna be there for, like,
millions and millions of years.

Right up there.

You can't see it,
but it's there.

I promise.

Wow.

Wow.

Go ahead.

You never got to make your wish.

Okay.