:18:00
- Thank you.
- Oh, you're fine?
:18:04
Okay.
:18:05
I'm sorry.
:18:12
Look, you wanna tell me
what was in your head?
:18:15
I've never skated on
such a smooth surface before.
:18:18
I wanted to see what it was like.
:18:21
- Lake skater?
- Pond. Near my house.
:18:26
- Look, you need a hand.
- No! I'm good to go.
:18:32
Oh!
:18:40
You must really want that A.
:18:45
Wow, that's a lot of Styrofoam.
:18:49
It's not for an A.
It's for a physics scholarship.
:18:54
What, like, uh... inertia and drag
and velocity and all that?
:18:59
- How do you know about that?
- I'm into cars.
:19:02
Get this baby out on the road,
I can open her up to...
:19:04
...seven miles an hour.
:19:06
Blow the doors off
any street-sweeper in town.
:19:17
Um... I should get home.
:19:20
Yeah, you should.
:19:24
Can't do the ice until you're off.
:19:26
Right.
:19:28
Sure.
:19:30
Well...
:19:46
How's it coming?
:19:48
It's coming.
:19:51
It takes incredible training and effort
:19:53
and there's artistry involved
but I'm sorry,
:19:56
I just can't get past
the twinky little outfits.
:19:59
Mom, they're actually
very aerodynamically sound.