Sitting in a public place, the brat complains to his friend that he can't bear to be alone with him. He tells him that they're not at school right now, and that he's going to make a big deal about it in the paper tomorrow. The brat tells him to calm down, because he'll be caught if he starts something embarrassing. The two argue about whether or not they should eat together, and the brat says that if they do, it will be his fault. He also tells the brat that if he eats too many pieces of meat, it'll look like he ate all the meat himself. He says that he doesn't know why people are eating so much food, but he knows that there's a lot of food out there, and no one is eating it. He wants to go out and smoke, but the brat won't let him do it, because it's too much for him to handle. He complains that he hasn't paid for his food yet, and he says that the brat is back at school, where he expects teachers to believe him.