Chalk It Up Page #6
- Year:
- 2016
- 90 min
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- That's the goal.
- Honestly, though,
you guys were incredible today.
Hah, well, we achieved
one of my goals.
- Which was what?
- No major injuries.
Setting the
bar nice and high.
- I like it.
- What's going on?
- Apple?
- Oh, come on.
- What're you...
- Apple, is that you?
Oh, ho ho, thank goodness.
Apple, it's only six
months till my wedding,
and I'm running
a simple rehearsal,
but Tanya had to bail on me
because some
bridezilla was like,
my invitations
are ivory and not mocha.
And Sally and mark
So, they were supposed to be
my bride and groom.
So, come with me.
Come, come, come.
Right this way.
Come, come, come.
And, ta-da.
You set this all up
after the competition?
- Yep.
- Wow.
but we actually
- need to get to the library.
- Who's this?
- Chet...
- Oh, great.
I was so over Todd.
Now, I'm gonna need you guys
to start over here
and end over there.
So, I'm gonna move throughout
just to make sure
I can see everything, okay?
Wait right here.
- I'm sorry.
- She seems lovely.
Now, I have to have
all the chairs
out of here by two,
so, new boy,
you're gonna be my groom.
Go.
Shall we?
And, three, two, one, march.
She's one of
my sorority sisters.
A little slower.
And I was there at her proposal.
Step together.
Step together.
And I also know her
wedding planner, too.
Give me more sway with your hips, apple.
I want sexy.
It's fine. You don't
have to keep explaining.
No, no, no,
no, no, touching.
Step together.
Step together.
This is actually
what I had planned for today.
- So, it works out.
- Step together.
And, stop.
You look like you were gyrating.
It, it's okay.
Dearly beloved,
we are gathered here today
to celebrate this couple
in holy matrimony?
Emily, do you take Chelsey...
Named after his father.
- Do you?
- I do.
Okay, good.
And, Chelsey, do you take Emily?
- I do.
- Oh, good.
- Now, kiss.
- What?
Well, I now pronounce you
man and wife.
- Kiss.
- No, I can't.
Oh.
Perfect.
That's the shot.
That is the front
of my photo album.
Oh, my gosh.
Bye-bye.
Hi-yah!
Ugh!
Apple, what're you doing?
- Woo! Nice one.
- Thanks.
A little Kung Fu mixed with some parkour.
It's no biggie.
- Here.
- Oh, no, I'm good.
- I'm good.
- Okay.
Why are you sweaty?
I don't know.
I must've gone, like, five miles.
It's all a blur.
After I kissed Chet,
I just, I started running,
and then I got lost,
and it was dark,
and there was some frat people,
and there were a lot
of people...
- What?
- You kissed Chet?
I kissed Chet.
What does that mean?
Oh, I don't know!
Yeah, that's awesome!
That's awesome!
- Apple, no. -I think
I know what the...
- I'm in a meeting. -I think
I know what the problem is.
Hey, apple Mccreighton-hill.
- Francesca.
- Pleasure.
- Can you hold this?
- Oh.
As, as much as
I've grown accustomed
- to your, uh, overdone...
- Ornamented?
Presentations,
- Preston.
- Mr. Kelly.
We both know
that you're secretly
rooting for the gymnastics team.
If my secretly rooting
meaning praying
that its very existence
doesn't cost me my job?
Then, yes, I am in a meeting.
- I will be quick.
- Good-bye.
Ugh! But this is where I
wow you with my ideas
for competition gear
and new equipment.
Actually, you know what?
Come here.
How did you hack the greentube to
cover all the gymnastics meets?
I know better
than to incriminate...
Could you do the same thing
with the rugby meets?
- Yeah, of course, but...
- Then do it.
- Rugby, too?
- Just get out of here.
Hey.
I'm so nervous.
Todd's flight doesn't get in
for another 20 minutes.
We haven't seen each other
in over a month.
Do you think
it's gonna be weird?
No, you guys are gonna be fine.
My personal statement
for the CIA application.
What?
When did you finish it?
Yesterday.
Okay, be completely critical,
mark it up.
- I need perfection.
- Absolutely.
I will do my best work.
I can't believe it's happening.
I know. You're gonna
be in the CIA.
And you're gonna get Todd.
Did you say his flight
gets in in 20 minutes?
- Yeah. -That is hardly
ample preparation time.
Okay.
Oh, Todd.
It is open.
Hi.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- I was just...
- Looking for Todd?
- Yeah.
- He's in the bathroom.
He'll be out in, uh,
just a minute, I think.
You guys live together?
Yeah, uh, well,
when he left, uh,
Jeremy moved in with Mike.
So when he came back,
I was the only guy on the team
who didn't have a roommate.
Okay, so you guys
live together now.
- Yeah.
- Does he know?
Does he know what?
Look, uh, why don't
you take a seat.
He'll be out in a second,
and, uh...
I'm sure you guys
have a lot to catch up on.
I'll talk to you later.
Yay.
He's gonna
have to hurry, but it looks like
he might just come up
a little bit short,
but still...
I missed you, babe.
I missed you, too.
I have an idea.
You want to help me unpack
and organize my closet?
Remember how you used to do it
with the color coordination?
That rocked.
Uh, the boxes
are right over there.
- Thanks, babe.
- Okay.
No one does it like you.
There you go.
Yeah, what...
And kudos to the crowd
across the finish line.
- Done.
- Good job, babe.
Nice.
Yeah, you brought back
a lot of clothes.
But I was able to get them
all in once I figured out
- Hmm.
Oh, and you brought back this.
I'm sure it just shrunk
in the wash, right?
Okay.
to the laundry room.
- Uh, apple.
- Huh?
Come here.
We have to break up.
I'm sorry.
The damage
has been done
the damage
has been done
and I can't
make you stay...
gotcha.
Four minutes past curfew.
Okay.
30 seconds
on the clock
I should've worn
waterproof mascara.
Cali, he dumped me.
Oh, no.
'cause as the strings
swell in
- I can't argue back.
- Sorry.
If I was ready
when you were
here's my acceptance speech
I wish that I lived up
to what
you thought I'd be
'cause now
you're movin' on
we're past the point
of no return
but I accept the point
I've had to learn
Becky, if you add a half twist,
it'll up your start value
by five tenths.
Okay, coach.
Where is our fearless leader?
Um...
Point your toes on
those jumps, Angelina.
Uh, man.
Apple, where...
- Wow.
- I know, right?
At first I wasn't sure
about this sweater.
And then I was, like,
how could I live
without this sweater?
Uh, I was referring
to the length.
Oh, yeah, woops.
The meet is this weekend.
- Yeah...
- Yeah?
About that.
You know how everyone told me
it was a stupid idea
to build a gymnastics team
to win back a boy?
- Well, I didn't. -Well, you
should have because it was.
That was a pitiful attempt
to be something more of my life.
To not be mediocre.
Like you with the CIA.
Or cashew when wanting
to run for president.
- Okay. -I'm mediocre.
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