Cutback Page #2
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- 2010
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surfing thing for years.
I mean, you've turned
my garage into a surf shop.
It's time you grow up.
You're gonna go to college,
and that's it.
I just, uh...
And you know what?
You don't have to eat anything.
Why don't you just go
up to your room then.
Fine, I will.
David!
What?
You know, and I appreciate
the support, Dad.
Yeah, but how about
the roof over your head?
And the food on the table, pal?
Really?
You're unbelievable.
Where are you going?
Surveillance all night.
Don't wait up.
Perfect.
This is just perfect.
Encinitas.
Hey, what're are you doing here?
You're usually the last
one in, first one out.
Yeah, well...
not in a huge hurry
to get home.
Uh-oh, girlfriend or parents?
Parents... they're trying
to plan my life for me.
You gotta have a plan, Luke.
Life can get pretty messy
without a plan.
Yeah, but I mean,
their plan or mine?
Well, you have to
honor your parents,
that's a command of God,
But you also have to maximize
the gift that God's given you.
They want me to go
to college and...
I just want to surf.
You gotta get you education.
That's just a fact of life.
Especially when you've
got parents that are
willing to pay for it.
Your parents make
you go to college?
Did they make me go?
Don't I wish.
No, I did everything
the hard way.
Twenty years in the army,
taking classes on the side,
But see, that was my plan.
And here I am.
Gonna be opening a second
location soon, too.
That's great, Carl.
Look, all you have to do
is come up with a plan
that will please you,
your parents,
but most importantly God.
Is that all?
That's all.
Ha ha ha.
Look, why don't you
talk to your folks.
You might be surprised
how receptive they can be
when they see that you're
taking some action.
Do you do much night surfing?
Night surfing?
It's kinda hard
to see the waves, Carl.
Well, you can always
take night classes.
Same credit, same degree.
Now, get on outta here,
I gotta lock up.
Thanks.
Thanks, Carl.
Lou's Records.
Oh, I was hangin' with Nat
down at the shop today,
he was telling me how
there was an opening
on the surf team and how
tryouts were coming up...
I mean, I'm sure you
heard about it.
Yeah.
Well, you're gonna tryout, right?
I don't know.
What do you mean
you don't know, man?
this is your shot.
You make the team,
and you're on your way.
Maybe.
Maybe...
Well, I took the liberty
of signing us both up.
You did what?
I had to, man.
What do you mean
you had to, Case?
Well that new guy from school
was in the shop today
and he was talking to Nat.
He was all like,
"Oh, that spot is so mine."
And I was like, Psh,
"a guy who doesn't know
how to pop up."
So I signed us up.
I'm just looking out
for you, bro.
Besides, that spot, all you.
Yeah, yeah.
Ah, here we go, jackpot.
Nice.
See, I told you
You see this price?
Pretty nice.
What's this?
So, I have a plan.
for the local surf team.
I'm signed up, and I think
I really have a shot.
Luke, we've talked
about this surfing thing.
Honey, your son has a plan,
I think we should let him finish.
Okay, so here's the deal.
If I make the surf team,
I get to keep surfing full time.
But I promise I will
go to night classes
at the community college.
And if you don't make it?
I mean if, if I don't make it,
then I mean...
you can pick any college
you want me to go to
even if it's a thousand miles
away from the nearest beach.
So... you really can't lose.
I mean, what good
is making this surf team?
Are they gonna pay your rent?
It's just a step, Dad.
Well, I think it's
a great plan, Lucas.
I do, and I'm really
proud of you for coming
to talk to us about it.
Dad?
Win or lose, no more surf shop.
I want my garage back.
Deal, deal.
Okay?
Okay.
We're gonna go with you
on this one, alright?
It's up to you now.
Thanks, Dad.
Mom.
I really have
no life right now.
I can't even...
Hello.
Hi, uh, can I help you?
Yeah, we have
a pizza for pick-up.
Wait, aren't you
in my history class?
Yeah, yeah.
You sit in the front, right?
Yeah, ye ah, that's me.
I'm Emily, by the way.
Luke.
The pizza?
And this is Jessica.
Yeah, um, what's the last name?
Lopez.
Right.
That was so obvious.
He's so cute.
Large pepperoni,
extra cheese, right?
Yeah, that's it.
Hello, the total?
Oh, uh...
$14.50.
Thanks.
Here you go.
Thanks.
Thank you.
Are you guys going
to Kelsey's party tonight?
Are you going?
Yeah, I mean I'll be there.
Cool.
Well, it was nice
to finally meet you, Luke.
Likewise.
Oh, you too Jess... Jessica.
Yeah. Bye.
That part of the plan, Luke?
We'll see, Carl.
Bro.
This party is sick.
There's babes...
everywhere I turn.
Yeah, man, well...
why don't you go
introduce yourself?
That's the problem, man.
Everywhere I turn,
they turn me down.
Case, I'm sure
there's somebody
out there for you, man.
Dude, no way.
Yo, I'll be back.
What?
Oh, come on,
you're not gonna...
You're gonna
crash and bum, bro.
He looks drunk.
I know.
Oh, hey girls.
Hey, what's up?
Having fun?
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
Oh, oh, can I get you
a beer or something?
No, um, actually we're good.
So is this what you call
a birthday party?
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean...
there's someone
with a hat on over there.
I can't remember who, but yeah.
So, um, is this
what you usually do for fun?
No, I...
usually I'm in the water.
Oh, are you on the swim team?
No, the swim team?
No. no.
Usually I'm surfing.
Oh, you surf,
that's, that's so cool
I've, I've always wanted
to surf, actually.
No way, really?
Yeah.
I could totally
teach you sometime.
I, I go before school.
Yes, that would be amazing.
Okay, surfer girl?
We have that other
get-together to go to,
and we're late.
Sorry.
Um, yeah, we, I have to go.
But it was really
good to see you.
I'll talk to you later.
Likewise.
Okay, bye.
Alright.
And don't drink too much.
No, I won't, I won't.
Hey, great convo.
Convo.
Smooth, Luke.
Told ya, bro.
Crash and burn.
You just never listen.
Hey, you can't even see
Smooth moves.
Case, you hear something?
You know, I didn't
hear anything, man.
Don't waste your time
on that chick, dude.
She's some kind of Jesus freak.
She'll just try to convert you.
Yeah, I'll take my chances.
Thanks.
I'm Matt, by the way.
Yeah, I'm Luke.
This is Case.
Yeah, we met the other day
at the surf shop.
He was bragging all about you.
Saying you're the only one
in my way of that
spot on the team.
Thanks, Case.
Just telling it like it is,
my man.
- Oh yeah?
- Yeah.
Alright, well, I'm telling
you guys like it is.
That spot is mine.
You come over here
and introduce yourself,
and then you start
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