The next morning, the gang is back in Elburg, where they've been staying at a diner. They're all bummed out about the verdict, which means they're going to have to go back to school. The boys are psyched to see their dad, who's been "beating the guys away" with a stick. Apparently, the cops have been beating up on the guys, too. The gang is bummed that they'll have to tell their dad about it while he's home, since he dropped out of school to become a killer. The guys are also bummed that the new gun laws haven't taken effect yet, because they think they can get away with killing people without having to go through the court system first. They all agree that some people need to be killed, but they don't know how to react to the verdict. What's up with the verdict? Well, the verdict doesn't seem to have anything to do with the guilt of the boys. They both knew it was coming, but now they can't help but plan to kill each other. How about the fact that the kids are back at school? Um, yeah, it'll be nice to see them, but it's also nice to know that she's not eating any of their food since they moved to Elburg. Um, no, not really. She hasn't been eating anything since graduating from high school. Uh-oh. It's kind of cool to see you, but you've got to keep your eyes on your kid, right? Nah, he'll just keep his eyes on himself. He's got a message for his family: "dead money.com. mo holy shit" .