Teen Beach 2 Page #2

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All right, well, let's do this.

Oh, wha... I

made a volcano!

- Uh, uh...

- That's so sick!

Oh, gnarly.

Dude, look at this! What?

Oh, my gosh.

Mack. Mack.

- Hey.

- Hey.

Oh, hey, before I forget.

What do you think of this?

I'm gonna sell them at

the save the beach dance.

- I dig it.

- Good, 'cause I got you, like, eight.

Wow. I'm gonna need a bigger wrist. Thanks.

Hey, there's a big swell

on. Wanna go surfing?

Oh, that sounds awesome, but I can't.

The dance is this weekend, and

we are totally behind schedule.

Oh, speaking of, I had the coolest idea.

What if the dance was a 60s

wet side story theme party?

You could do it at the beach.

People could dress up in costumes.

You could even project the movie

on a big, 1960s type theater deal.

- That would be really cool.

- Right?

But there's just no time.

And, as much as I love

wet side story, you and I are, like,

the only people under 50

that have ever heard of it.

Yeah, you're probably right.

Oh, the college fair later.

You're going with me, right?

Right. Yeah. Uh-huh.

Brady, this is important.

It's college. It's our future.

And there's this amazing oceanography

program that I have to check out.

Yes, of course. I'll be there.

- In actual shoes?

- Sure.

Okay.

- Yeah. See you.

- Bye.

Guess I'll go surf by myself.

- Brady.

- Hey, bro.

Whoa.

Okay. Universal online college application.

Hm... "What personal attributes

uniquely qualify you as an

extraordinary applicant?"

Are you kidding me?

Let's see. Deeper bottom

curve, not on steep waves.

How do you increase water

displacement so it rides smoother?

Hey, mom.

- How's that going?

- It's going.

Slowly. Very slowly.

Mm... wow. How's that going?

It's going.

I mean, I've opened it

up. I've stared at it.

Mm. Well, don't stress

yourself out too much.

Yeah.

It's just, everyone seems so focused.

They've got their whole

lives mapped out. Like Mack.

She knows where she wants

to go, what she wants to do.

And I... I don't even know

what I want for dinner.

Things were a little rough with

you two back at school today?

No.

Okay, maybe.

Yeah.

Have you seen my brown

marker? I can't find it.

Oh.

I'm sure things are gonna

work out between you two.

Okay?

And bring these wet towels downstairs.

Sure, mom.

Dinner's back at the house at six.

So, Tanner, is you's

and me's ready to disarm

the diabolical weather machine now?

You bet, daddio. Ready is my middle name.

Ready! It's his middle name.

I thought Lewis was your middle name.

It is Lewis, but it's also ready.

'Cause that's what I was born.

- Ready.

- Ready!

From the moment he was born.

Don't go, Tanner. It's so dangerous.

Don't worry. Danger is also my middle name.

- Mm-hm.

- I think.

Along with ready and Lewis.

That is a very long name.

Okay, Tanner.

I'll just wait right

here for you, and...

well, actually, why don't I come, too?

Oh.

Uh, what?

Why don't I come with you?

I mean, all that happens

when you guys go off

is we stand here and do

nothing. Maybe I can help.

- What?

- Uh, just one... excuse us.

Um, but girls aren't supposed to.

Right. I'm sorry.

I don't know where that came from.

Forget about it.

Okay.

Go, Tanner. Be safe.

Be brave.

You're my hero.

Let's go!

- Come back soon!

- So brave.

What was...

No!

No, no.

Yes!

No!

Grandma?

What? Oh!

Yes. Whoo!

- Thank you so much for talking to me.

- A pleasure.

It was great meeting you,

Mack. I hope you'll apply.

- Nice meeting you, too.

- You, too.

You're right. This program is awesome.

- I knew you'd love it.

- Mack.

What's going on?

Brady, it's already over. Where were you?

Listen, uh, I better be going.

In case you need it.

I will see you guys tomorrow.

You know, you could've

at least shot me a text.

- I did. Twelve.

- No, you didn't.

- Yeah, check your phone.

- What?

Is it too much for you to

take one thing seriously?

- At least I take us seriously.

- What? I take us seriously.

You were 45 minutes late. What

were you doing? Did you just forget?

I was... it

was nothing.

- Nothing?

- Something. I don't wanna talk about it.

Well, you won't even tell

me why you stood me up?

Brady, we used to tell

each other everything.

- What is happening with us?

- You tell me.

It's almost like the school-you

wants nothing to do with me.

This coming from the school-you that

keeps secrets and flakes out on me.

Well, maybe we just don't work at school.

- Maybe we don't.

- Awesome.

Awesome. So, I'll see you next summer,

which, apparently, is

the next time you're free.

- Fine by me.

- Great. Ah, that's just awesome.

Nice of you to drop in.

I guess I literally fell for you, huh?

I'm Lela. I'm sorry, I can't do this.

Put me down.

Uh, Lela.

What are you doing?

I don't know. This whole thing, I just...

I can't do it anymore.

It's not you, Tanner.

You're a great guy, but...

of course I am.

I have to go.

- Where is she going?

- Uh...

Okay. Excuse me, guys. Excuse me. Sorry.

Lela!

What's going on?

What are we doing?

It's very windy and not good for my hair.

Ever since Mack and Brady

came, I have felt different.

Mack wasn't like any girl I

ever knew. She inspired me.

I... I miss her.

I miss her, too. And

Brady. I... they were swell.

But, uh, but they're not here anymore.

- I want to be like her, Tanner.

- What?

Try new things. Experience new experiences.

What is that?

Tanner, look.

Do you know what this is?

Uh, a necklace.

I gave it to Mack.

And it came back to me

here, now. Don't you see?

It's a sign.

It really looks like a necklace.

This means she's out there somewhere.

I need to be where she is.

Goodbye, Tanner.

Wha...

what?

Oh.

Goodbye, bikers.

Goodbye, surfers.

Goodbye, people always standing around

in the background, who never speak,

whose names I don't know.

Uh...

- We gotta stop her, right?

- I mean, we definitely could.

- But water makes me a little bit nervous.

- What?

I know.

Maybe we should sing a song.

That usually fixes everything.

Uh, maybe I'll talk in my low voice.

Lela, come back.

Yeah, maybe I'd save the low voice

for someone who can actually hear you.

She's already in the ocean.

Aw, where's they goins?

Lela! Oh!

Jeepers.

- Oh, my.

- Tanner.

- What are you doing here?

- I don't know.

Are you okay? I'm okay.

It's a little hot outside. I don't

know what to do. Where are we?

- Why is it so hot outside?

- Tanner.

- Tanner.

- What?

Oh, my.

Oh!

Well, jeepers.

- Ah!

- Oh!

- Let's get our boards.

- All right.

Those fellas are made of rubber!

Oh, golly.

Whoo-hoo!

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

Whoa!

Jeepers.

- Is that big momma's?

- Huh?

No, it's, uh, Billy's

beach burgers and sha...

Shushi. What's a shushi? Where are we?

I don't know.

We... oh. Excuse me.

- Hey. What's happening?

- Oh. So...

So we went into the water and

then came out of the water,

and now it's daytime, and we saw

rubber people, and boat cycles...

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