The girls talk about the new school year, and the boys talk about how great the newcomers are. The girls complain about the lack of work they're getting from the boys, but the boys complain about how boring the girls' class is. They're also complaining about the fact that the boys aren't allowed to play in the school's baseball team. The boys are annoyed that the girls don't want to work for them, and they complain about their lack of respect for the other girls. They also complain about seeing the boys running around the field all the time, and about how the boys are always running around alone. Finally, the boys ask the girls if they even pay for the team's travel to the spring tournament. They say no, and then the boys start complaining about how they haven't been invited to the tournament, and how they feel bad for not being able to play for them. They finally admit that the tournament isn't as important as the fall tournament, which determines the invitation to the summer tournament, where the real battle is played. They joke that they'll be able to beat the school that beat them last year in the spring, and that they will avenge the humiliation by beating it this year. They talk about getting the starters out on the field, and when they see that the other team is getting ready to play, they start cheering them up. They even joke about how hard they've been working to get into the tournament.