:23:07
Hold on!
:23:09
- Almost ready?
- Uh-huh.
:23:12
I have a surprise for you.
:23:22
That does it.
:23:24
Perfect.
:23:25
I think the whole effect
is very grown up,
:23:28
with a nod to femininity.
:23:30
We've evolved past flaunting it,
but we don't have to deny it.
:23:34
I mean, you are going to be mingling
:23:35
with your future prospective
classmates and professors,
:23:40
and I really wanted the look to say,
"We are serious. "
:23:44
Well, it definitely succeeds.
:23:47
Mom, we don't have to stay at this thing
for more than an hour, right?
:23:51
Um, because...
there's something I have to tell you.
:23:54
Oh... Oh, honey.
:23:58
- What was that?
- I've been so worried.
:24:00
You've been living at that rink,
but you're here, now.
:24:05
And you're excited, because
you understand what's really important.
:24:09
Look, I've got goose bumps.
:24:14
I'm sorry, that was so type A of me.
Mom disease.
:24:18
Just relax. Just be yourself.
:24:21
Your normal, poised,
charming, articulate...
:24:24
Mom...
:24:25
Do you wanna go over it
one more time?
:24:29
Hi. I'm Casey Carlyle,
:24:32
and I'm attracted
to the physics program because...
:24:36
Physics rocks.
:24:37
In sophomore year, you can join
the Quantum Club and that rocks
:24:41
because we compete against
Cal Tech, MIT and Stanford.
:24:44
Last year, our ion particle accelerator
took first place.
:24:48
It rocked.
:24:49
Sounds really, um... rockin'.
:24:52
It is, it really is.
:24:54
Do you know what I think is great?
If Casey's scholarship works out,
:24:59
I'm sensing that you two will be
spending scads of time together.