The narrator tells us that it's about time for school to go on a camping trip. He thanks Uemura for his kind words and tells him that he's chosen to do the "test of courage" because his class is supposed to do it. He's going to talk to his class about it, he says, because he wants to make sure that his classmates don't forget about it when they go on the trip. The narrator then tells us about the high school couples and how boring they are. He asks why people still go out with people they like. Um, what's the deal with that? Um, I'm late and I've got to go shoot another shoot today. Uh-oh. Um... Um, that's why they're going on the camping trip, right? Um... Uh... Um... I'll think it over and tell you later I want to know what your answer is now ! Um, yeah, I like you so much that I'd like to hear your answer right now . Um ... Um... Nah, I know you have four twin sisters and I just want to go dance with you , um... Nah , I just wanted to dance with someone else , Um... Okay, so you're not going on this camping trip because you want to do a test of courage, but because you really want to be with someone who's good-looking and good-for-nothing , huh? Nah, um, I can do that for you . Nah, uh, I feel hot plopping the camping-trip , eh?