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| (M: Mike, E: Eric, and J: John are talking in front of a class building.) |
| M: |
Hey you guys, what's up? |
| E: |
Well, John here wants to ask Tracy, that new American girl, out for a date, but he's scared. |
| M: |
He's scared? Why? She's not that hip. |
| J: |
I think she is, but that's not the problem. |
| E: |
That's right. |
| M: |
Then, what's your problem? |
| J: |
I'm afraid that if she accepts, I'll end up making a fool of myself on the date. I'm a klutz, you know. |
| E: |
Let me see... Yes. I think there's a phone booth in the Student Center. Do you know where that is? |
| M: |
Don't be stupid; of course you're not. But if you're having second thoughts, why don't you and Eric arrange a double date? |
| E: |
A double date? What's that? |
| M: |
It's when you and your date, and John and his date, all go out and do something together. Double dates are usually more fun, and there's a lot less pressure on everyone involved.¡@ |
| J: |
Yeah, that sounds pretty cool. Eric, how about if the four of us go to see the new Meg Ryan movie, or something like that?
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| E: |
It's OK with me. Mike, thanks for the great idea. Do you want to come with the four of us? |
| M: |
Thanks, but no thanks. I have no interest in being the fifth-wheel. |