Generation Justice #15

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Generation Justice on the SHU feed. I am your Game Mustard Happy Puke and today with me I have five special sassy teens ready to get into submission, if I guess. I have Mark playing the the the deity from the past. I don't know, a little DB.

Let's see your plan. Uh, I trust Alex. Okay, we've got Bailey playing someone else from the past, but she died and then came back. Carrie, that's what she's playing.

I trust in the good lord DB to protect me. Uh, we've also have Maddie playing Fiona demigod from not the past. I'm from the future. No, that's not what that means.

We have Matthew M. Morris of Matthew M. Morris fame playing a little lucky boy named Chance. M.

Morris says, whoops, I should have reviewed this before we started recording the mailbag episode. And we have Nicole playing the ghost, wielding gun lady Sophia. Well, that was better than last time. That was good.

You got it. Yeah, I'm trying. I was telling the villains that we need to come up with taglines for every character. You're going to like how this is.

Yeah, the high concept. Yeah. So we're here to charge everybody to come up with one. So like we every character has a tagline because I mean, yeah, I'm sorry.

You're in Superworld. And DB is what I got to death is how I was calling the electric guy. The reluctant. Oh, they're looking.

Oh, yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Okay. So, um, yeah, so we are a real play-based podcast in the SHU universe canonical with everything on this feed. We are also a Patreon game.

So there are no ads on here and all of these lovely people are patrons of ours and we love them very much. So we record once a month and at least once a month and last month we had an episode with somebody like to give us a quick rundown of what happened on that our episode. I didn't have my notes out one second. We see if I feel confident.

Looks like Matthew and more so Matthew at Morris and fame is getting out his notes so he can read notes to us. You do not want me to read these notes. Give it a shot. Let's go to shot.

Open with Fiona. Nothing interesting happens. Dance. Everyone's dressed up.

Hugo's got quad triplets. Apparently his quote unquote sisters, Tia Tamara, Patty and Duke. Chanced and Madry are the only ones who have a good, not awkward time. Gary and Luke seem to hit it off reconnect at school.

There's a lot of feel-good moments happening. Gift exchange. Fiona hears about a B&E at a coin store. We show up at its Kabuki exclamation point.

Kabuki is Kendra exclamation point. F1 Kendra escape with rapid punch. Rabbit punch? Rabbit or rapid?

Yeah. His name is rabbit punch. I like it. It just keeps calling him the way.

The rabbit punch. Yeah. And that's all I had for my notes. Because then I started talking more.

So does anyone have any filling after the combat the coin store? I do. Maybe we shouldn't. Just for funzies.

No. No. Because I'm a filled this in. After the battle, Chanced goes and talks to some mysterious gun merchants.

Time out. Time out. Time out. It was a board meeting at my business.

Chanced is a gun runner. Chanced is a part of a corporation. You wanted to make sure that everyone got their Christmas bonuses and was going to-I'm sorry, Krimis and was going to spend Krimis with their families and be safe. I learned- And not to product test in his town.

He doesn't want to product test in his town. And then you got a rainbow hanky chip. Yeah, he got a pocket spare. Here's the thing.

Oh, so we learned about Jeffrey Irons. His brother to Gina Irons, who's also signed it to whatever the guy's in the eyes of the horse. He's like the fourth or whatever. Jeffrey Irons, the quad.

No trace for third. I know, but she said her brother goes by and turns it over. That's not my notes. That's not important.

Maybe she just calls him whatever to annoy him because she's a sister. Have I ever seen him? Gina Irons is Jeffrey Irons' daughter. Also, Gina is going to search for Bethany.

Yes. Then we're back to the Sassy Teens. In the Sassy Teens, we're going to kind of move forward a little bit in time, so a little bit of time has passed. Is there anything super important anyone has done in that time period?

Half ice cream. Okay. This is what I like to do, Alex. We have a way into getting to the school without breaking it.

I would like to hide out in room 404 after hours. Then when it's a little bit darker and Donaldson is taking his 15 minute power nap before he goes to clean for the bank, I would like to go and break into the student records to look up Kendra's address. Okay. When you go to try to break into the student records, the student records office is open.

The school is still open at night. Oh, wait. I thought it was like, okay. You know, at this point, I think Fiona's done more breaking and entering than she's writing stuff.

Right. No, but this is for recon purposes, not for me stealing stuff or contesting guns. You're trying to get somebody's personal identifiable information. I just want to get a address.

The nighttime manager, not manager, but the nighttime principal is in the student records area. Shit, night prints. You're just a broken daddy with this. Well, it's very easy to break back.

School systems. Okay. Never mind. Don't do this then.

Okay. I try to find it. No. Well, you realize that the night classes are going and a good half of the school is filled with students that are doing night classes and night principals there.

Oh, so the night principals use me. I'll just be like, oops, I thought this was the bathroom. My bad. I was like, oh, I didn't know you're not one of the night students.

Oh, I was just saying behind to work on a project, really. Oh, okay. Well, it'd be careful. Okay.

Thank you. And I'll finger guns him and I'll walk away. Okay. Bye bye.

So you don't do that. Some time passes anything. And you want else is trying to do just researching old folks homes for super-powered people. Okay.

So it's coming up on the end of the week. Carrie Luke approaches you near the end of the week. And he's like, Hey, Gary. What's going on?

Luke, what's up? Not much. I had a question to ask. I know it's a little bit of short notice, but I thought it might be fun.

My parents have a cabin out by a lake. And I am a parent. We're going to go out there for the weekend. And I was wondering if you wanted to come along.

Usually I invite some of the dudes, but I really haven't been hanging out with them ever since I kind of quit track. Yeah, sure. She kind of hold up her finger and she's going to think at DV and kind of ask if this is cool. If he sees any like issue with it, is it her during the walk?

Walk, query. No, as long as his parents are going to be like, that's fine. Then she's, yeah, that's, that's fine. I just had to get a few things, I guess.

Okay. Before in. Yeah, we're leaving after school Friday. And we're going to head out to the cabin.

So you want us to pick you up at your place? She kind of like pauses and she goes, you know, my place is the tree house, right? Yeah, I know that. But I'm just, I'm not going to.

I just don't want your parents to be like really confused. No, they know. I've told them all about the whole thing. Okay.

And they're cool with this? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I would ask them first, of course.

Okay. Yeah. And then as soon as he is not looking, just happy dance. Okay.

Right. So that Friday comes as anyone doing anything at school that Friday. The only thing I could think of is Sophia Pestering chance about his gun, but same time I can't see that matter at all. Anything anyone is doing on that Friday?

Yes. One thing I want to do is I bought Carrie the biggest like camping backpack you can get. I fill it with like so much like extra food she might need. I got her flashlights.

She has hugging boots like done. Like just be careful. Okay. I don't want anything bad to happen to you.

So like she like it's kind of those like cartoon where she put it on. She might fall over there. Pans on the side. Let me know.

I got that for her trip. It's like a big, this trip. It's like a tent and a sleeping bag strapped to the top of it. Yeah.

That's okay. I think we're staying in a cabin. Okay. I just want to make sure you plan for everything we go camping.

You sound like my husband. All right. So that Friday comes Luke right after school. He's like out front with his parents and they got like a pretty nice car and he's like he waves and he's like, are you ready to go?

Yeah. Oh, already please. She kind of like has the backpack, but she's not really wearing it. She's just standing by it completely like confused.

Also in the background behind a bush. I'm just watching her. So people get to play right. Okay.

Mark. So it looks like I guess you could put that in the trunk. I mean, it's not. I mean, I didn't mean to give you the wrong impression.

We're not really roughing it. It's like this is D. It's like a five bedroom cabin with like it's got all the amenities and it's got like it's a really nice place. She's just D.B.

is very protective and likes make sure we're prepared. You look like you're ready to climb a mountain and um, it's not what we're doing this weekend. No, I can do that without the backpack. She gets a thousand yards stare from her time that year away.

So I mean, I guess we could fit that in the trunk. We might have room. No, she has a much smaller backpack that she puts in the trunk and she very carefully puts the D.B. back at behind the tree.

Behind the bush. Do you feel as heartbreaking? Like, and like he's a tear comes down his eye. There's a note that says was not necessary.

Thank you anyway. Okay. So you don't have clean socks or undies now? No, I have all that stuff in the actual back.

I don't have the 80 million camping. Excuse me. One could ever be too prepared. Okay.

All right. So you if you're not taking that backpack, there's room for the trunk. I'm going to take it. But if you're not, then you guys are heading off to the cabin on a kind of a road trip.

All right. So you guys are driving your drive. This place is in concan. Can't crystal a kiss.

No, no, not at all. So you guys are off that way. Chance. What are you doing after school?

After school on Friday? Yes. I got business to do. Okay.

Make it some business calls. I'm businessing it up. I'm trying to, you know, make sure that everybody's laying low after the events that have been happening in Ruby River. I mean, it's a full time job on top of school.

All right. So you get a call from one of the ladies that works at your company. Hello. Hi.

Hi. I wanted to talk to you about some of the R&D situations. We've passed along the information to some of the lower tier field agents and they didn't really take it very well. And they would like to meet with you tonight if you're available.

Is it someone I know? I don't know if you've interacted with them personally, but it's just some of the people that we've kind of contracted some of the workout to. And they would like to talk to you tonight in the office. Oh, at the office.

Yeah. Yeah. If it's at the office, you know, I can at least support that. Okay.

So, yeah. So what time are you available? Because they said they weren't available until later in the evening. Like, yes, late seven or eight, like, later than that.

Um, it might be a little bit later than that. I'll contact with them, but I'll let you know. Well, if we have somebody around in the office who's, you know, the executive conference room ready, maybe have some chips or snacks or something, a fresh pot of coffee, some waters or something, I don't know what these people want, but you know, we got to be hospital. Yeah, also that all.

That's totally fine. All right. Sounds great. All right.

I guess, you know, I might just come to the office earlier anyway, just say, you know, see, you know, check me out all that stuff. So I'll be there early. Click. All right.

Fiona, you're walking home because I because I'm making you walk home. Thank you. I'd like to use the racquet boots I got from the super hero thrift store. Do you fly?

You are walking home. I want to take that joke. You are your walking home and you get a little bit away from the school and you like on your path, you see that there's kind of a beat up truck idling on the side of the road and there's a man in a very nice suit, leaning against the truck and he's watching you come down the road toward him. All right.

So there's a man with a beat up truck. It's not like a classic vintage truck. It's a like, you know, it just looks like it looks like a truck that like a middle class farming family would have. You've seen some use.

Okay. I will walk across and I'll be like, having some car troubles. Like, no, Fiona, who's asking? Well, I am.

I would like to talk to you. Let me know your phrase. I'm like, can I get your name? Yes.

My name is Gavin. I have some questions to ask you if you're willing to take a ride. Look, I just have one thing to ask. Are you a cop?

I am not a police officer. Are you an officer of something? Like what else would I be an officer? I don't know.

Look, there's like stuff called CIA FBI. Internal. I'm not a government official, no. Okay.

I'm sure I'll come with you. I guess if I'm not in trouble. No. Okay.

I go in the truck and I'm worried because I just see him at the left. Straighter danger, straighter danger. He gets into the driver's side of the car and starts driving. He's driving a little bit around town and he's silent for a little bit.

So what did you want to ask about? It's not every day I get to see a van in a suit. In a beat up, pick up farm truck. So he turns down onto a road that, because you live in this town.

You know that this road is pretty long and straight with no turns. He turns down the road and he starts laying on the gas a little heavy. And he's like, so I know that your friends with, or your friends with my niece. Who's your niece?

Well, her name is, you probably know her as Gina. Oh, oh, oh, oh. So she's been gone for a bit. I found part of a note and had your name on it.

And I was, I was wondering if you could tell me what the other part of the note said and he starts laying on the gas a little heavier and the car starts going a bit faster. Wait, so wait, did you get half? Did you get a note? I don't know.

You got a note. I found the paper she wrote the note on and did it etching of it and figured out that you were the person that the note was written to. So that is why we're talking right now. I want to know what the note said.

She went out of town for a bit. You see, she had something working on it. She wanted to show her dad. He lays on the gas a little heavier.

He's like, I would like you to tell me something that I believe. What are you talking about? Look, I don't know what your relationship with her is. I told you she's my niece.

I understand that she is your niece. But here's the thing. She hasn't really talked about you a whole lot before. I mean, yeah, so I kind of don't know.

And as a precaution, I'm going to pull out my shield and sort of brace myself. He doesn't make a move towards you. He just keeps pushing the gas down a little bit harder so the car goes a little faster. And he's like, I would like you to tell me what she told you she was going to do.

Why do you want to know? Because if you're looking for her, I'm interested. Because she's your niece. That's great.

I understand that you're interested. So tell me. She went to go look for something. Look for what?

And he puts the gas a little bit harder and starts going faster. You keep doing this. I won't tell you. He puts his foot all the way down and the car is like, the RPMs are maxing out and the car is starting to go really, really fast.

And I'm like, chicken is not a game that I lose. Do you think you really want to go up against her? She doesn't fear losing either? I recommend that you just tell me what I want to know.

And I told you she went to go look for something. I don't know where she went. What's she's doing? I'll just know what it is.

What is she looking for? I don't know. It's something I went missing. I don't know how much I can trust you really.

All I'm just saying is this. Something went missing and she went to look for it. Do you know what it was? Person.

Thing. Who? It was the winner school I think. I don't really know.

I'll give you one last chance to tell me something that I believe. I've not been lying to you since what I've just been telling you. You know more than you're saying. If I tell you, will you let me help you find her?

Yeah, I don't mind you tagging along. Okay, in our class, his name is Bethany. She went missing last month. Gina talked about wanting to search for her, but she asked if I wanted to come along.

Of course, I had gotten into a scuffle beforehand and she didn't want me to go with her. So she left the next day. She's been gone ever since. I don't know where she went.

He slams on the break and kind of twirls the truck into a band and parking lot area. And on the other side of parking lot is a really nice sports car. He opens the door and gets out of the truck and leaves the idling and just starts walking towards the sports car. I don't know.

Follow him. We made a deal. Okay. Yeah.

So he keeps going and then he gets in the sports car and unlocks the doors. I'll get into I want to find her just as much as you do. All right. Mm hmm.

I don't know. He taps his ear and he's like, BP, you got that. Yeah. All right, look that up for me.

So I'm going to the coordinates and then he turns the car and starts driving. Lullebee. Lullebee. It's Friday afternoon.

All the kids have gotten out. Schools out for session. Schools out for the weekend. And you kind of alone.

So what are you up to? After I'm right when we met you here because the fact that the backpack wasn't taken, I'm going to go to Gubo and query and ask them, hey guys, you want to maybe, you want to go hiking or something? Sure. Yeah, that sounds great.

So I'm going to take the backpack put on me and we're going to go out and find some trails just like, okay, so you're going to find some trails to hike. How far out of the city are you going? Okay, distance we have the supplies. So okay.

So you're going to get this in the city. You have a good time in some nature. Cool. Is Gubo and are they having a good time too?

Are they just there because their dad is that okay? He's enjoying the nature. Then I think I'm looking up out here during the night. Okay.

I'm just going to get outside. Let's do a Bunk. All right. So you find a nice place to set up campus.

It's serene. There's a nice stream. There's some cool trees. You enjoy some wildlife.

It's very nice. Sophia, what are you up to after school? Well, it's a Friday. So she's going to start homework and then not finish it.

Okay. Probably like text vacant and see if you want to hang out or whatever. He's like sure. Yeah, that's fine.

I got a lot of homework. I do need to be home early tonight, but I can hang out for a little bit. Are we going to finish watching what we call Game of Thrones? Cito knives.

I'm not sure. Cito knives. We're almost to Jesus. He's like, yeah, we can watch some of that.

That's okay. Awesome. So he comes over and you guys watch some TV. It seems like a pretty chill evening.

All of your other compatriots seem to be off doing other stuff. Yeah, but she's used to that. She's still going to text them like 5,000 times and he never gets answered. It's okay.

All right. Here we go. We're going to head over to Gary. Gary.

You've driven for a few hours out into like a section of this area you've never been. It's kind of like a place where like kind of wealthy people buy on their swam property. What's that? Where's the bodies get done?

No, no, no. And you arrive at a cabin and it's a pretty nice cabin. It's like two stories. It's really well furnished.

Smells really nice. And like they start getting unpacked and like start settling in. Do I have cell reception out there? You do not.

Okay. So I have an excuse for why I have it. It takes. You know, you're still from the 80s.

It's not on your radar. I don't know. She loves texting. Okay.

That's it. Luke. Luke books over. That's one of the guys from the guy's from that side of the house.

So I mean, feel free to pick whichever guy's from you like. Okay. And she's just gonna, whichever one is like closest to the front of the house. You pick a nice room after everyone gets unpacked.

Luke goes out to the backyard of the cabin and it's kind of on a hill and the hill slopes down and over looks like a really nice serene lake. And he kind of goes out and looks out over lake for a little while while you're setting up your room. Yeah. So I guess as soon as I get all that done, I'm gonna find his parents and like again, thank them for inviting me out and then kind of go find wherever he is.

Oh, no problem. Not at all. I mean, it's a pretty friend of Luke's is a friend of ours. Do they, they, I mean, he said he's talking about me.

So they know that I'm friends with the way that punches their son, right? You don't know that if they do or not know that. Fair enough. I'm just gonna go find wherever Luke is and sit and talk with him for a little bit then.

Yeah. He's just kind of like overlooking the lake as the sun's starting to go down and he's just like, man, this was my favorite place as a kid. And I wish we came out here more. This is actually where I like fell in love with running.

I'd run all the way around the lake because it's kind of a small lake. You can actually see the other side. And he's like, yeah, I used to run around the lake all the time. And the house down there, my childhood friend lived there and then he moved away.

So he's just telling stories about coming up here when he was a kid. She is listening extremely and penalty. It's mostly mundane stuff just like going out on the boat and running around the lake and this is my favorite place and feels good to get away from all the hibubs and all that kind of shit. Yeah, she's just kind of nudge because I never did any of this as a kid.

Like we moved around a lot, but we always stayed in like really big cities. Oh, yeah, cities are nice. But like sometimes I like to just get out in the nature. Like that's why I used to like running at night just, you know, hear the nature sounds and just feel the cool air and I don't know.

It's what I like. Just going to nod and she goes, do you swim in that lake or is it like, no, don't go in it and start it or? Oh, yeah, it's good to swim in. Yeah, it's perfectly good.

That's cool. If you want to swim in, you can go ahead. How far away is the traffic from where they are? It's not too far away.

There's like a little bit of a hill that you'd have to like climb down to get to like where the beach area is and the beach area is relatively small because it's more of like a grass into water lake rather than like a large sandy beach. So when I used to live in this one city, I can't remember what I was. So long ago we had this really big hill and she kind of like lays down on her side and she goes and we strolled out and have you ever done this? No.

She's going to like lift her one arm and then just log rolled down the side of the hill. All right. You start logging on the side of the hill. You enjoy a nice peaceful eve in nature.

It's nice. It's luring and good. I'm going to swap over to Matthew. It's getting a little bit later in the evening.

Yeah. Do you head over to the office? Yeah, I'll like, I'll probably have a bite at like five thirty, you know, something. You know, pretty healthy, but also filling up head over the office after that.

Say around six ish. You know, start me, you know, shooting email off to people like Annabelle, Margaret, and Janice and you know, just a little no what the current status is where we are. Ask them how they're doing. If there's anything that they need from us and then I'll be doing stuff like that hanging out in my executive office until someone comes to get me.

All right. They're like, yeah, they haven't arrived yet, but we'll let you know when they do. So do you want to run another problem or do you want me to tell you about it when they get here? Sorry.

Did you ask if I wanted to run down of the problem? Yeah, well the issue we're having anyway. Yeah, what's the scoop? Okay, so we have street agents that we've been testing supplies on, especially with the bio integration stuff, the enhancements.

And there's only one person that we found that the formula one works on. And when we told him that you didn't want a field testing worked on in the city, he got a little bit upset. He didn't want to move to a different city. He doesn't want to work outside of Ruby River, but like we kind of need him on board.

His biomarkers are unique and he's the only person the formula works on. So it's kind of we're kind of in a pickle. If we don't let him do what he wants to do, he's not going to let us continue to work with him. Does that make sense?

Yeah, that could really put a damper on the operation, especially if he decides to go rogue. I mean, perhaps he can work out of a solo unit. I mean, not everything that we have here is necessarily going to draw the same kind of attention that fire power might be able to work around with him on that. Yeah, so he should be here tonight.

I'm not sure when he's going to show up, but when he does, I'm sure that you'll want to talk to him. Okay, so we'll let you know when he shows up. Great. Is there anything else you're doing at the office until that happens?

I don't think I have anything going on here. Okay, we're going to cut over back to Fiona. Hi. Okay, so Gavin drives you relatively silently over to the house that you know that Bethany used to live in.

I look up at the place. How does it look? It still looks a little bit messed up. It looks like somebody had cleaned up some of it, most likely like a detective group or whatever, just to kind of keep people from snipping around.

He gets out of the car and he taps his ear again. He's like, yeah, BP signals from around the time of the missing. Yep, I can wait. And he just kind of stands in the lawn.

He's like kind of like peeking around in the house. Do you want to go in or you just want to stay out here and let your contact friend do all the work? I'll go in a minute, but it's foolish to rush in to a situation I don't know all the variables to. I'm not going to walk into a house that I haven't scoped.

Have I been to a house before? No, you were not friends with Bethany. Alright, so I'm going to then just stand by him. Like I left my backpack on the car, but I still have my sword and my shield with me.

So eventually he enters into the house and kind of looks around just kind of like knocking things over, but just like kind of basically general snooping around the house. I would also snoop around too. I would also go check upstairs. Okay, yeah, you both come across like the where like a fight happened and apparently lightning struck inside of a bedroom all the time.

So there's a lot of lightning damage in that area. Does anything else look familiar about the room or like anything that might happen in it? No, not not too bad. Like the bed's all messed up and everything looks like it was lightning a bunch of time.

So aside from that now, I assume that this is where she was taken. That's probably a good assumption. Why would he take her though? Do you know anything about Bethany?

No, hold on. I need to have some of your needs like drop off. You know the driver? Okay.

All right. He's like, okay, we got a lead. Are you coming with me or not? Yeah, totally.

It was the lead. All right. So he you guys go back out of the sports car and he gets in the car and he's like apparently there was a sort of a sort of ride share drop off in this location the night that the girl went missing. So we're going to go visit the driver.

I see her. Okay. Let's have the car and start striving. Cool.

All right. So then you guys are driving for a little while and we are going to cut back over to little baby. Okay. It's getting about a little bit later in the night you settled into your area that the sun goes down and it's dark.

You like what are you doing at night? You cooking anything or? I'm going to sit through the city right like we fished and hopefully we caught some and if we did, I'm going to cook some fish up. Okay.

You're cooking some fish up. You hear fluttering of wings above you. Like large wings or not large wings, but I mean larger than the birds you think in this area would be, but not larger, like huge wings, not large huge wings. I'll look up them.

All right. You see a vulture sitting in a tree and the vulture says to you Death boy. Vulture. Tell me little DB if you want to be my friend.

Little DB. I am your friend. I have a task for you. Okay.

The face of determined that there will be a car accident. There will be one survivor. I need you to save the survivor and to hide her away. There are is the is vulture anything in Greek and friend thing?

I don't know. Yes. Right. Well, vulture is like a lot of different EDS, different birds and like different stuff is like things talk there.

All right. Who are you associated with? I'm associated with your friend and your protector. Okay.

All right. Where is this going to happen at? You know where do I figure this out? It's one town over.

Okay. It's going to be in the small hours in the morning. You should be able to make it there if you make haste now. If I pack everything in this backpack, it costs me a lot of money.

If you could fly it back to my tree house for me in front of the school, I'd appreciate that. Oh, DB. Oh, the times we've worked together. You can't just have things be simple.

It's just a backpack. No, I know. I'm trying to be somewhat, I don't know, epic. Most people think it's great when birds start talking to them and then you're like, hey, find my backpack back.

If you live with talking animals your whole life, it's not really that big of a thing. I was putting on a show for the kid. Maybe he thought he can talk to animals himself. It's one of his things.

All right. But I'm all right. You know, yeah, I'll fly your backpack back. Can you just take care of the kid thing?

Yeah, I'll do that. I have no problem with that. Goodbye, query. Come on.

All right. And then we'll start heading over to the next town. What's the next town? The next town is, have I done Sapphire Hills?

I don't know. But while I'm walking to, I'm going to, I'm going to mentally contact everyone who's in range and let them know, hey, I have to do something over in Sapphire Hills or Sapphire. Sapphire Hills and I'm going to have that way if you need me. All right.

So I think Chance and Sophia get that message. Okay. Cool. Be safe.

I'll try. Okay. So then we are going to cut back over to Sophia. Eventually, eventually, Vicky leaves, he's like, you know, I got some projects to work on.

I've got some projects to work on. I've got to go do that. You have a good day. Bye.

Bye. And then like the night goes pretty calmly. It goes pretty calmly. About what time do you head to bed on a Friday night?

Friday night? She probably insists she'll go to bed at a decent time and stays up until like midnight and just falls asleep somewhere. Instead of in bed. Okay.

All right. So you fall asleep on the sofa and you are woken suddenly at the wee hours of the morning, like two in the morning. Okay. You hear like a clang in your kitchen and you are woken up.

No, I fall asleep on a friend again. And she just kind of gets up and starts heading towards the kitchen and see what it is. You see a girl, she's, I would say about like 32 and she's got big oversized gloves and like big crazy boots, a skirt and like a halter top and the halter top is like a sun on her chest and she has like her hair's kind of in a ponytail up on top and just like looks like spiky and wild. Oh, and she turns to you and she's got like two sandwiches and she's like, oh my God, Sophia.

You would not believe what's happening to me right now. So I come back and this person calls me and they're like, you know, we need to ride away. So I'm like, okay, I'll do the job. But this person doesn't understand where I'm coming from at all.

It's nuts. Sophia does a really big yawn and she's like, oh, hi. How are you? I'm sorry if I forgot to a lot of people.

What? You forgot who I am. You don't forget who I am. I'm sorry.

Oh, okay. Well, I've made one of your favorite sandwiches. Oh my gosh, that's great. Thank you.

Yeah. So what have you been up to? Wait, how old are you? I'm 16 now.

How old are you? I'm 16. Was I going to ask? I'm, yeah.

I'm, well, with us. Yes. Okay. I'm a little over 30.

You're 16. I haven't met you 16 yet. Oh, okay. It's one of those situations.

Hi. Yeah. Can't wait to meet you. Okay.

So this is the first time you've met me. Yes. Oh, sure. This is great.

I'm not going to spoil it. We're best friends. Hi. I have friends.

I know, right? Well, yeah. You're so cool. So you know what?