In this short scene, the two young men discuss the upcoming competition in which they will be participating. They are both excited about the opportunity to play in front of a large audience, but they are also concerned about the fact that they will not be able to perform their best. They decide to pack for the competition in a private jet, which they jokingly refer to as "a private jet for the common people." The two men are interrupted by the sound of a car engine, and they realize that the car is not equipped to take them to the competition. They hurriedly pack up their things and prepare to leave. They realize that they have forgotten to bring handkerchiefs and handkerchiefs with them, and that there is one seat left in the car for them. They wonder why they have not been able to communicate with each other for a long time, and realize that their competition is over. They have something to tell each other, and decide to say it to each other in private. They both agree that they like each other better, but that they do not like who they used to be. They feel that they are always working hard, and this makes them who they are today. They agree that