I know what I'm up against, Maya. I always know what I'm against but I'm
going to make it. I will make it because I can be just as good as
any of them if I put my mind to it.
...When was the last time you fell off a sofa or chair for no reason?
*The goal isn't to break Riley, more to just give her a little bit of reality to prepare her for the huge wall of reality that is the cheerleading coach.*
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And it kills me when you fail. Because every year its a surprise.
I just... Want you to see what you're up against.
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I know what I'm up against, Maya. I always know what I'm against but I'm going to make it. I will make it because I can be just as good as any of them if I put my mind to it.
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I'm sure it will go better than last year.
*Well, Riley is less of a superklutz... So the chances are higher. That's something, right?*
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It will. I've been practicing.
[And she sounds so absolutely delighted and sure, but she's still a superklutz.]
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*The goal isn't to break Riley, more to just give her a little bit of reality to prepare her for the huge wall of reality that is the cheerleading coach.*
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[...squeaks.]
I don't have to answer that unless it's in a court of law.
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It was yesterday, right?
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...Yeah. Yeah. Let's go with that one. I didn't fall out of my bed this morning at all. Nope.
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It might have been Auggie. You still don't know, there isn't any proof.
[...yes there is, riley. you admitted it already]
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Because Auggie falls out of your bed so often.
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What do your parents have against cold sketti?
*Since that is clearly the thing wrong here.*
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Oh yeah, and your brother would never fall out of bed like you.
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[No, deflection didn't work. Huffs.] He would if i pushed him out for eating food in it again.
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Messing with the Tater Tots once was bad enough.
You wouldn't push your brother, that isn't you.
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I push you out of bed.
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Yes, but I'm not your little brother. And I can take it.
*Enjoy the hug, you're not escaping it.*
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Maaayaa. What's going on? Is it surprise hug time? I can always get behind hugs.
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Now you're not being fair.
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Because in a month when you try out for the cheerleading team I'm probably going to listen to your parents when they beg me to talk you out of it.
You know they dread that day right?
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[Makes a face.]
I don't know why. I get better every year, they have to know this will be the year, too.
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Every year it wasn't the year. I think they just see that. Instead of seeing something new.
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