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Speaker 1: Hello, my cute verbs. Before we get into the video,

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just a reminder please like and subscribe.

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Speaker 2: It helps me a lot.

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Speaker 2: Enjoy.

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Speaker 1: Okay, are you ready to tear up this ice rink? No?

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Not literally, I mean are you ready to do some

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super sick and awesome and cool moves on the ice

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show off our insane skills of friendship to this crowd

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of unascended simpletons. Hey, rude, I have improved a lot

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since we last gated. I mean, how many years ago

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was that? We were still in high school at that point?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 1: Oh gosh, I'm realizing how old we are. Well regardless,

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I know I was a bit of a ditz back then,

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but I've improved a lot. Dare I say that I'm

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a master of the rink? Mm hmm that's what the

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cool kids call me. They see me zoom past and

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they're like, whoa, look at her. Go that's the queen

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of the ice skating rink right there. Well, you can

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doubt my credentials all you want, but just you wait,

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you'll be bowing before your highness soon enough? Huh oh, well,

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I mean there's no rush, right. We have the whole

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day to skate, like a few hours or so. Besides,

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we have to finish our hot cocoa before we go

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out there. It's not like we can drink it wild skating, right,

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that would be ridiculous.

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Speaker 2: Oh you're finished ready? Whoa?

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Speaker 1: Okay, well, just be patient because I have more left.

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It's more than a dribble left. It's like a dollup

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at least. No, I'm trying to savor this cocoa. I

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paid a good four bucks for this, and I take

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small steps. Okay, it takes me a while. Okay, fine,

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I'm done.

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Speaker 2: Are you happy? Yes?

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Speaker 1: That means we can go skating now out on the

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rink made of ice.

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Speaker 2: Let's uh hop to it. And I suppose.

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Speaker 1: Unless unless we first require some inspiration for our soon

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to be skating antics. M Oh, oh my gosh, I

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know the perfect thing. Step back to take a gander

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at this.

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Speaker 2: Isn't it cool?

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Speaker 1: I mean, who knew goats could climb a tree like that.

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I don't know why he wants to go up there.

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Maybe they get a good viewer, maybe a coconut or something,

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But I just love goats. They're so awesome, so fearless,

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so majestic.

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Speaker 2: What.

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Speaker 1: I'm showing you this because I thought it was a

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cool video, and it's inspirational, like I said, because if

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a goat can work up their courage to climb up

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a tree, then we can muster the bravery to go

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out on the ice and skate. Right, Not that I'm

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nervous about it or anything like I'm a pro and

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all that. It was just to help you feel inspired.

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You're feeling inspired now, are you sure? Because I do

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have an entire playlist of goat videos. We can take

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our time and make sure that you really have the

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fortitude and all that jazz that you need to get out.

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Speaker 2: There and do your best.

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Speaker 1: All right, if you insist, let's go skate.

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Speaker 2: Ah.

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Speaker 1: And as everyone knows, the first step to skating is

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warming up your skating muscles with some stretches and calm breathing.

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Follow my lead, in.

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Speaker 2: And out, in.

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Speaker 1: And out. Okay, I think just another thirty minutes or

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so of this and then that'll be a good warm up.

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Speaker 2: Don't you think we have to do this right?

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Speaker 1: We don't want to pull muscle skating what I am

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not procrastinating. That's absurd, ridiculous even I'm just trying to

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make sure that we do every step properly and carefully,

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because safety first, right, And speaking of safety first, I

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satirical and funny or maybe just cringe, but I laughed

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at it a lot, so maybe we should just watch

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it together. It's only like forty five minutes and six parts. No,

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I'm not this isn't fine. Yes, I'm procrastinating. No, it's

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not that I do want to ice skate, but.

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Speaker 2: I can't.

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Speaker 1: No, I literally mean that I cannot skate no matter

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how hard I try, I can't go more than three

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feet before I fall over. I'm not scared of getting hurt.

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I just I don't want to embarrass myself. There's so

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many people here, they won't understand it's not that hard

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to skate, or at least it shouldn't be. I mean,

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there's literal kids skating around, no.

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Speaker 2: Problem at all.

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Speaker 1: I'm I'm just bad at it, like a really bad.

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I wish I could say that it's because I'm out

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of practice. But when we made plans to go ice

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skating last week, I may have come here once or

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twice or six times to practice. Yes, I'm serious. I

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knew how uncoordinated I was, and I didn't want to

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embarrass myself or you by association. So I came here

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to practice and skate by myself. But I couldn't do it,

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no matter how hard I tried. I'd even spend an

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hour or so a day at home sliding across the

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floor in my really soft, fluffy Dino socks. I kept

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falling there too, and I thought I was getting better.

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Speaker 2: But.

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Speaker 1: I don't think I really was, and I'm not really

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sure that using Dino socks was that good of a plan.

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I just wanted to impress you and improve that I

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wasn't a total dunce, at least not at everything. No,

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that's not what I mean. I don't really care about

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impressing those strangers out there or showing off. I wanted

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to impress you, specifically you, because you're my best friend

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and you mean a lot to me, and I value

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your opinion of me and I It doesn't matter.

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Speaker 2: It was stupid. All of this was dumb. I'm dumb.

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Speaker 1: I know you would never get upset with me for

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being silly. You're always so sweet, but I can't help

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but feel like you always feel embarrassed to be around me,

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Like maybe you'd rather hang out with someone that wasn't

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so dumb and that always tripped over things. I don't know,

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but you did invite me here today to skate, and well,

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I really wanted to hang out with you, but I

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worried that if I told you the truth that I

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really couldn't skate, that then you wouldn't want to hang

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out with me anymore. And I really wanted you to

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want to hang out, so so I tried, but I failed.

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Speaker 2: I don't know. I feel like we used to be closer.

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Speaker 1: We grew up together, we went to school together, we

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hung out all the time, and then we graduated high

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school and felt invincible, like nothing could go wrong. And

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then we went our separate ways, different colleges, and I

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know that we kept in touch and stuff, but it

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just wasn't the same, going from seeing each other all

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the time, or at least talking to each other nearly

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every day, to more accasion chatting, and you felt really

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far away in more ways than one. Sometimes I felt

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like you were only staying in contact with me because

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you felt like you were obligated to, not because of

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anything that you did. I just I started to feel anxious,

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and then my anxiety got so bad that I thought

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every time I messed up, it was like another strike

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against me, and eventually you would just find a new

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friend who wasn't so dumb. And if I'm really honest,

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it's not only about losing you as a friend, because

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when we spent all that time away, I missed you

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like more than I would just miss a friend, and

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I was scared that maybe I would mess up the

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chance for us to finally, maybe possibly be something more.

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I am being serious. You think I'm stupid, don't you

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for thinking that we could be more than friends. No,

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this is not spur of the moment. I can honestly

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say that I've wanted this for a long time, and

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I guess I just feel like you deserve to know

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the truth about why I've been acting so weird. Well,

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if I'm really extra honest, I've had a crush on

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you since I don't know middle school.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it.

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Speaker 1: You are just always so cute and so kind, and

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you always made me laugh so much like you're such

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a weirdo, but in the best way. And I guess

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most of all, you never made me feel like a

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big dummy like everyone else in I was always known

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as just like the dumb pretty girl, and you never

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made me feel like that, even if I am bit dumb.

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It's nice of you to say that, but you don't.

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Speaker 2: Have to lie.

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Speaker 1: And anyway, there were a few times that I considered, like,

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maybe I'll just do it, I'll.

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Speaker 2: Just ask him.

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Speaker 1: But when I would think about it asking you to

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see a movie or play mini goal for something, my

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legs would start shaking and I would literally get cold feet.

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I would start sweating and get so stressed out, and

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sometimes I would even have an anxiety attack just thinking

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about it. And I kept telling myself that eventually I

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would work up the courage and maybe if I just

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read some more books and didn't feel like such a

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dumb dumb maybe I would get the confidence. But well,

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I don't really think any amount of books would give

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me enough confidence to think that I deserve you.

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I just feel like if you have that many chances

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to tell someone how you feel and you don't, eventually

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the universe will stop giving you the option. Any time

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that we met up for Christmas dinners or whatever, I

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was afraid that you would show up with another girl,

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and that she'd be prettier than me, but even scarier

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that she would be smart, and that just made me

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feel even more stressed because I couldn't compete with that.

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dumbest thing of all, I really thought that if we

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came here today, then I could show you that I

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wasn't terrible at every single thing, and that I could

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skate like a pro. Maybe you would be impressed enough

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to ask me out, because you'd be so attracted to

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my skills that a dits like me might even be

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worth your time.

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Speaker 2: I'm not kidding.

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Speaker 1: Why do you think I bought my own skates that

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are color coordinated to this cute outfit? I want you

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to like me. I don't know. Do I want to

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know a secret, because if you're gonna tell me that

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I'm ridiculous and stupid, I already know that and I

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don't need anyone else to tell me.

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Speaker 2: What. No, you're just trying to.

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Speaker 1: Make me feel better because you're sweet. Seriously, like, actually,

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do you really mean that you seriously.

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Speaker 2: Like me too? For how long?

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Speaker 1: Are you serious? You've had a crush on me since

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middle school?

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Speaker 2: Too?

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Speaker 1: Well? Why didn't you say anything about it?

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Speaker 2: Genius?

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Speaker 1: Do you know how much stress this has caused me

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over the years. Yeah, I know, I didn't say anything either.

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But I'm the dumb one. You're the smart, cool, calm, suave,

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better than everyone guy that could have anyone. You didn't

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think that you are good enough for me?

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Speaker 2: How I can't believe that.

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Speaker 1: You would ever think that. I mean, any girl would

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be lucky to have you. But are you sure that

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you still like me even after I came off like

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a total weep today? And you don't think that I'm

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too dumb?

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Speaker 2: I'm not dumb. I'm just silly.

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Speaker 1: H Okay, fine, fine, I accept it for now, but

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come here. I need a hug. Mm hm Oh my gosh, No,

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I'm not. I'm just watering my eyes on your shoulder.

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Speaker 2: It's different.

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Speaker 1: Stop, it's not funny. I just care about you so much,

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and god, I was so nervous, I was trying to

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do anything to avoid going out on.

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Speaker 2: The ice rink. I just care about you a lot, and.

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Speaker 1: I can't believe this is happening, but just not in

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the way that I thought that it would at all.

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And I'm so happy right now. This is the best

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day ever in like ten years, well ten years ago.

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You won me that stuffed ankleosaurus from the carnival, and

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it was the most beautiful gift anyone's ever gotten me. Yes,

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I still have him at home on my shelf, and

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I think of you whenever I look at him. Then

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hold it and cuddle it. No, I don't need you

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to wipe my tears, but okay, I guess you can

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wipe them. Hey, I think I think I'm ready to

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get out on the rink with you as long as

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you're still down for it. Yes, I mean it. You

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inspired me to never give up more than any video

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of a goat ever could. So I'm gonna go back

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out there, and then I'm gonna frolic around like a

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baby giraffe and and maybe you can help me, because

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I'm probably gonna fall, but if you hold my hands,

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then maybe you can help.

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Speaker 2: Me stay up.

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Speaker 1: And then afterwards we can grab hot chocolate and maybe

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go to the mall for some Christmas goodies and pack

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each other's stockings. That's so perfect. Okay, hold my hand

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please interlocking fingers. M that's better near the best. Okay,

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all right, we can do this. I can do this.

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Just don't let me fall. Okay, yes, I trust you,

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you know I do. The only reason I might.

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Speaker 2: Fall is because I'm so excited.

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Speaker 1: I know.

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Speaker 2: I won't look at you. I'll look at the ice.

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Speaker 1: Let's rock and roll or rock and skate. Okay, I

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got this. Just don't let go in my hand. Oh

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my gosh, Hey, look, I'm not falling over look at me. Go.

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This is actually a lot of fun, although it is

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kind of cheating since you're basically holding me up, but

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I don't care. I look cool, don't I.

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Speaker 2: We look cool.

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Speaker 1: Sign us up for one of those ice skating competition

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things where they be flipping around and stuff, because we

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will win.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe we're not ready for that yet, but I

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don't think it's possible for me to feel bad about

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myself when I'm with you, especially when you're looking at

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me like that. Okay, I think you can let go

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of me now. I want to see if I could

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do it on my own. Let me try.

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Speaker 2: There, see, piece of cake.

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Speaker 1: I just needed some confidence and the support of someone

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who means a lot to me. Hey, you know what,

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let's make this fun. Whoever does a full lap around

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the rink winds and the loser has to buy the

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next round of cocoa. And I'm already ahead of you,

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so looks like I get a head start. Oh yeah, Well,

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if you want to tickle me, then you're gonna have

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to catch me first. Watch this move he catch me

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if you can