face
rearranged by a visiting fan
trying to save ya a seat.
And Saturday,
you stood us up for cards.
And, hey, Sunday, never
returned any of my calls.
- Damn. I'm sorry.
- Yeah? For which one?
I said I'm sorry.
Can we please terminate this?
Fine.
Hey, hey, Kenneth.
Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth!
Let's do somethin' this weekend,
just me and you.
Okay, Friday night.
- I can't.
- Saturday.
Well, I was thinkin'
more like Sunday afternoon.
Great. I'll call you
for an appointment.
Oh, great. All right.
I'll see you Sunday.
Yo, gentlemen. Hey!
How's it goin'?
You know, when I offered you
a ride home, it wasn't
to get you to wash my car.
- I don't mind.
Actually, I kind of like it.
- You're a hard worker.
Work's not really my thing.
Cheerleading's hard work.
You do it well.
I guess. But what I mean is
that I don't do much else...
except for shop and hangout.
You can do anything you want.
Anything you put your heart
and your mind into.
I believe that.
Um, I'll be right back.
Do you want anything from
the kitchen or anything?
- No, thanks.
- Okay.
- Here.
- Here.
"Someday my wish is for him
to hold me in his arms...
"in a sea of deep blue.
Together at last,
together as two. "
Oh, that's beautiful.
- I didn't know you were a poet.
- No one knows.
Even Bobby?
Thank you for trusting me
with these.
Let's just keep it between us, okay?
For life or longer? promise?
promise. But you should
be proud of it. You're talented.
And you're drenched.
Ah!
- You really like this?
- Yeah, I do, but you're
missing one big essential.
- You're sure?
- Yeah!
What am I missing?
I'd like to see those, please.
Aw! Very cool.
- How much are they?
- Don't worry about it. They're on me.
Come on.
I'm starting to get nervous now.
- Okay. Bye, Cindy.
- Bye-bye.
Good to see you, honey.
I can't believe you won't
tell me where we're going.
- What are we doing? Horseback riding?
- Mm-mm.
- A picnic?
- Nope.
Since it's our last official
date, I thought we could check
out one of my favorite places.
- Well, what's in the box?
- You'll find out.
- Okay.
- Trust me! It'll be fun.
Aah! Aah!
Okay, let me guess.
Are we out of gas?
- Come on, Ronald. I thought
we outlawed this kind of stuff.
- Follow me.
Wait a second. You're nuts.
I mean, I don't usually
scale walls on dates.
- You can do it.
- Of course, I can do it.
Whoa.
I've heard about this place.
The airplane junkyard.
Graveyard.
This is the real history.
Not the stuff
we memorize in books.
- Are these real bullet holes
right here?
- Yep!
Follow me.
The Navy found this one last year
off the coast of Japan.
They did a corrosion study on it.
After 40 years
at the bottom of the ocean...
this is all that rusted.
Our grandparents sure knew
how to make things that last.
How do you know all this stuff?
Well, the pilot
who ditched it in 1944?
He came back a few weeks ago
to take a look at this.
He stood here and looked
at this thing the whole day.
God. There are
mountains up there.
And valleys, canyons and plains.
What's that thing, um, up
there that looks like a star sapphire?
- What's that?
- Tycho.
An asteroid crashed there
and broke the moon.
- Broke the moon?
- Yeah.
It made a crack in the moon
a hundred times the size
of the Grand Canyon.
On the right is
the Sea of Tranquility.
The first spaceship from Earth
landed there the day I was born.
That's why you're
so into astrology, right?
Astronomy.
No.
It's just... up there...
is our future world.
By the time I'm my dad's age,
people will be living there and working.
Maybe even us.
The moon. It looks different now.
It's not as mysterious or romantic.
I'm sorry I ruined it for you.
You didn't ruin it.
You just changed it, I guess.
Um, there's something really important
we need to discuss.
I was wondering
when you'd bring this up.
I'm new at all this. I'm gonna
have to rely on your experience.
Well, let's just do it