great memories.
But be honest.
Wouldn't you like to be popular?
And have to be in a clique? No!
What happened to us?
We were all friends in elementary.
That's because we were all forced
to be in the same room together.
But, hey, junior high,
high school. Forget it.
Jocks became jocks.
Cheerleaders became cheerleaders.
We became us. I like us.
-- [ Mimicking ]
""I like us.''
-- I do.
I just think it would
be more fun to party with
those guys our senior year.
-- Go to the games.
-- We go to all the games.
We sit in the visiting section,
Kenneth, at our own school.
[ Chattering ]
[ Woman ]
I told you and told you.
-- Mom!
-- Where have you been?
Now there's the answer, buddy.
If you want to be popular,
you get one of those...
[ Gears Grinding ]
and you get one of those.
Yeah, right, my fifteen hundred
wouldn't buy the wheel.
-- You can rent 'em, you know.
-- Yeah.
come on a safari with me
Early in the mornin'
we'll be startin'out
Some honeys will be
makin'the scene
I've loaded up my woody
with the boards on top
--And I put on
my faded blue jeans
-- Looks, um, clean, Dad.
--come on, baby
Wait and see
-- Oh, thank you, son.
You know, anytime you want
to borrow this little beauty
for a night on the town,
it's yours.
Thanks.
[ Clears Throat ]
Let's go surfiin'now
You missed a spot, Dad.
I'll get it.
I'll get it.
[ Doorbell Ringing ]
Mother!
Whoa!
Beauty runs in this family,
and it runs fast.
Rock? Oh, I see
you've met my little baby.
Baby? I thought
she was your little sister.
Oh, Rock.
Mother.
Mom? can I borrow
your suede outfiit tonight?
Cindy, I said no.
[Whispers ]
Okay.
I'll take care of big sister.
Oh. Isn't he a hunk?
Good word, Mom.
[ car Door closes,
Engine Starts ]
Oh, yes!
--[ Dance Rock ]
--[ Chattering ]
Hi!
[ Boy ]
Whoa! come on.
So, uh, I'm glad
you made the squad.
You know, you girls are
so important to the team.
-- I mean, your help is so
crucial between games too.
-- Yeah?
-- Keeping our spirits up.
-- Great!
-- What can I do to help?
-- Oh.
[ Silverware clatters ]
Ronald?
Not at the table, please.
So have you saved up enough money?
Yeah, fifteen hundred dollars!
Yeah, I mowed 331 miles of grass
this summer.
That's $4.54 per mile.
Hmm, The Ronald Miller Story:
My Life OnA Mower.
-- [ chuckie Sighs ]
-- How much is the microscope?
-- Telescope.
-- Oh, well.
It's $1,000, and it's on sale.
Then I'm gonna deposit the rest
in a money market account.
I'm proud of you, son.
You worked, you earned, you saved.
You ask. Hey, big Dave.
How 'bout, uh,
spottin' me a 20 to
purchase some necessities?
-- Why? What's up, son?
-- Preschooljam session at Julie's.
Okay. And what about you, Ronald?
You got any back--to--school
parties lined up?
Yeah, the Saturday night card game.
Ooh! Cards with the 'tards.
-- [ Groans ]
Smack him.
-- Hey, bro, I'm only kidding.
I mean, who could beat a night
of cards, chips, dips and dorks?
[ Laughing ]
Well, guys, read 'em and weep.
-- [ Laughs ]
-- [ Sighs ]
[ Exhales ]
Your deal.
[ crickets chirping ]
Ronald! Your deal.
[ chips clattering ]
Let's do something different.
What do you mean?
We've been playing poker
for two years.
Let's play another game.
Dealer's choice.
Hearts.
[ Dance Rock ]
-- Fran, isn't it?
-- Yeah!
Wow! Wow, can I pet it?
-- I'm sorry. It's dead.
-- Ooh, cool outfit!
Ooh, what a severe suede.
You guys, it's no big deal.
Um, Bobby sent it to me from Iowa.
You know, they have
fine leathers down there.
Oh, yeah, the best leathers
come from Rome, Paris and Des Moines.
I don't remember this.
I was just in your closet yesterday.
Um, I probably had it
somewhere else. I don't know.
Hey, Fran, do you wanna
go mingle a little bit?
My mom won't let me near suede.
It's too hard to clean.
Yeah, I know.
My mom feels the same way.
Did I tell any of you girls about
my many scholarship offers?
-- Mm--hmm.
-- [ Boy ]
Hey,John