The scene opens with the two of them having sex in a hotel room. It's obvious that they're having sex, but the narrator doesn't know what to make of it. He's not sure if it's a good thing or a bad thing, but he can't help wondering if they've actually had sex. He wonders if the two have had sex in the tub, and he wonders if they actually took a bath. The narrator wonders if he's as dirty as his name, and wonders why he looks so embarrassed when he sees a naked girl. He also wonders if his dad has come up with the idea of having sex with his daughter because of his job. He asks if the girl is as sexy as he thinks she is, and she says she's heavy, and that she'd like to see him carry him to his bed. He says he'll have him carry her to the park, where she'll be "pretty heavy," and that he just happened to see her drop in and carry him there. He then wonders why the two are so nervous, and the narrator tells him that he looks nervous because he saw them kiss and get into a hotel with the girl's dad. He tells the narrator that he saw the two go to the hotel, but that they didn't like each other, so they ran off together to do their "home work" . He wants to know if the narrator's friends are in high school, or if they run off to do "their home work," and he asks if they are. They are, and they are friends of the girl the narrator wants to see, but they don't seem to have any chemistry, and so they just run off together. He wishes he could just run away, and says he wishes he had more time to think about what he wants to do with his life.