In this short scene, the narrator tells his childhood friend that he'll give him everything he's got so that he can't be lonely if they're not together. He's still mad at him for not considering his "circumspects" , but he promises to "give it everything I've got" so that they can be together even if they don't have sex. He tells the friend that it's going to be hard for him to be apart from her, because she'll be watching her mom down the stairs. The two of them kiss and lick each other's lips, and the narrator says that they even went to the same university, so they can see each other "every day" . He says that even though they have sex every day, they'll never be able to be alone if they were apart. The narrator is glad to hear this, because it means that he and the friend can still be together.