Back at the school, we find the teacher and the cook discussing the "suspension bridge effect" , which involves two people falling in love. The teacher explains that the "suspense-sion-bridge effect" occurs when a man and a woman participate in a sexual experience, like a roller coaster ride, and the result is an increased heart rate. The two men agree that they would like to do something together, but the teacher refuses to tell him what it is. He tells the cook to join them for some "fun" in the dark. The cook tells him that if he becomes a monk, his uncle's going to get mad at him, so he should come with him for a "moment." The cook says that he's good at cooking, and that the way to get her to eat "okono miyaki" is through her "stomach." He says that the only thing he can do is eat a single bite of the food, and he can't even get his son to eat cabbage. He's so grossed out by the food that he freaks out. He asks the teacher if he can teach him how to make the food. He says he'd like to, but he doesn't want to tell the teacher what he means by "he's working behind you." The teacher says that fuji married sensei because she fell for his looks, not his body. He thinks that the future isn't as easy as pining for what's on the inside.