Natural Selection Page #2
- You made me look
like an a**hole
the other day in class.
- Yeah, well,
that's what you are
so you shouldn't
be too surprised.
- Well, good luck
tryin' to find someone
willing to put up
with your stupid sh*t.
Maybe if you would grow up
and stop acting like a child,
someone would actually
want to be with you.
Don't cry, okay?
No one's around to care.
- Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- Ex-boyfriend?
I'm sorry, that's
none of my business.
I'll leave you alone.
- No.
Please stay.
It's nice to have
someone to talk to.
It's my fault for
putting up with it.
He'll never change.
Some things never
change, I guess.
- I'm just stupid.
- No, you're not.
Don't say that.
One day you will find
someone who will treat you
the way you deserve
to be treated.
- Well, well, well.
What's goin' on here?
- Indrid this is Paige,
Paige this is Indrid.
- Hi, Indrid.
- Ah, so, takin' a
break from tutoring
the borderline failures
at the library, are we?
- I have to get to class.
Thank you.
- It's me,
I'm out with a friend.
I'll be back later.
Just thought I'd let you know.
Don't wait up.
- Hello, miss Evans,
this is Beverly from
Dr. Martin's office.
I'm calling to make
sure that you were aware
that your interview
was today at 4pm.
I apologize if there
was a misunderstanding.
Please call us
back to reschedule.
Thank you.
- Party tonight.
Get your things, let's go.
- Dude, what time is it?
- The night is young, Ty.
Saddle up.
- I don't know if
I feel like it.
- Gimme a break.
You need to get out more.
- Okay, just give me a minute.
I'll be right back.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- I'm Indrid, a friend
of Tyler's from school.
- Where is Tyler?
- He's in his room
getting ready.
How long have you lived here?
- Excuse me?
- This room,
it's so plain.
Some bright colors
would definitely
add some life to this place.
- Yeah, I've been thinking about
doing something
like that, maybe.
- Perhaps some photos,
family photos,
be a nice touch also,
don't ya think?
What do you do all day?
- That's really none
of your business.
- Well, it was really
nice meeting you.
- Tyler, where are you going?
- Out.
Oh, and by the way, might wanna
check the answering machine.
Seemed pretty important.
- Chug it, chug it.
No, f*** it, f*** it, man.
- Hey, I didn't think you
were the partying type.
- I really don't
party, to be honest.
- Hi, Indrid.
- Hi.
Hold this will you?
I have to take a piss.
- So, how ya been?
- Good.
- Paige, oh.
Well, well.
Isn't this cute.
- Matt, please this
is not the place.
- Oh yeah, oh yeah, okay
well then what is the place?
What is the right place, huh?
What the hell are
you doin' here?
- Matt, stop.
- He's a big boy.
He can speak for himself.
Can't ya, big boy?
You don't belong here.
- Come on, Tyler,
let's get outta here.
- What the hell is
your problem, dude?
- You're my problem.
- Matt, stop it, please.
- You just can't
take a hint can you?
- All right, come on, come on.
You okay?
- Yeah, I'll live.
Thanks for savin' my ass.
- No problem.
Maybe if you wouldn't
invest your time in girls
that are taken, this
could have been...
- wait, you told me
that she, she was...
- I'm just messin'
with you, man.
- Get out of here.
- See ya later.
- See ya.
Let me do it like
this, like this
hold the piece from a
girl like this, like this
- Chris, what the hell,
get out of my room now.
- Turn this tasteless sh*t off.
- You got a lot of nerve, dude.
- I'm not a dude.
- Okay, smart ass.
- Can you ever just keep
your mouth shut, for once?
your two cents, don't you?
- You talk big for such a
little guy, you know that?
- Well, what are you
gonna do about it?
- Okay, that's enough.
The both of you.
Indrid, get out
of here, get out.
- Today should be interesting.
Do you think Matt will try
to start any sh*t today?
- I wouldn't put it past him.
Be sure to sit with your
back against the wall.
- Dude, what the hell, stop.
- Not so tough now, are ya?
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Come on, man, gotta go.
- Easy now, come on,
come on, come on.
- Come on, I'm here to
help, come on, come on.
- I don't need your help.
- All right, get back to
class, come on, show's over.
Come on, get back to class.
What happened?
All right, I won't
keep you long.
I just gotta fill
out this report
and then, send you on your way.
Have a seat.
- Did you always
do school security?
- No, not always.
I used to be a cop, actually.
- So how did you
end up doing this?
- Well, I quit the
force a while back.
At the time it seemed
like the best thing to do.
My wife hated it anyway.
- Why'd you quit?
- I had a close call one night
when I was out patrolling alone.
- Close call?
I'm sorry, that's
none of my business.
- No, that's okay,
don't worry about it.
It's been a long time since I
talked about it, that's all.
It was a home invasion.
Guy was attacking a woman.
Little, young daughter.
He had a gun.
I tried my best to talk some
sense into him, you know,
but, things deteriorated
pretty quickly, you know.
- What happened?
- People got hurt.
- Many characteristics
of an organism
are inherited and carried
through the generations.
Some characteristics
are chosen for.
These characteristics
become abundant.
Ones chosen against
become rare, even extinct.
Life on earth has been
constantly changing.
But if artificial selection
is capable of
making such changes
in a matter of a thousand years,
what must natural selection,
operating on a scale
of billions of years,
be capable of?
The mechanism of evolution
is natural selection.
- So, what are your
first thoughts?
Do you agree, disagree?
Yes?
- Well, it depends on
what you believe, I think,
considering evolution
is a theory, right?
- Do you have something
to add, Indrid?
- Fact, evolution
and natural selection
are facts.
- Can you explain?
- Stronger traits
of living organisms
will ensure it's survival
through the generations
while the weaker ones
will be bred out over time.
It's simple.
It's the world's way
of perfecting itself.
Survival of the fittest.
It's why we're here today.
If you're alive, it's
because something has decided
for you to be alive.
- Like god.
- God, has
nothing to do with it.
- Paige.
Paige,
- yeah.
- So I'll see you here
tomorrow, same time?
- Yeah, of course.
See you then.
- Yeah?
- I went grocery shopping.
- Congratulations.
- What are you drawing?
- Why didn't you go to your
interview the other day?
- Tyler.
- I really don't wanna
hear any more excuses.
How many more interviews
have you missed?
- Tyler, I honestly,
I just forgot.
- Yeah, you forgot.
Of course you forgot.
You're always
forgetting something.
Or maybe you just
got another migraine,
maybe that's why.
- Tyler, why are you
always attacking me?
- Why am I...
Are you kidding?
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