It's the end of the first inning, and it's time for the bathroom duel. The boys are finally out of it, and Suzuki is bummed out. He's worried that his older brother, who used to play for the same school team as the pitcher, is going to break down soon enough. Suzuki says he's only a year old, so he doesn't care what happens to him in the real world. He tells Suzuki not to worry, because he'll be back in the batter's box soon. He asks Suzuki what's going on in the bath-room, and then Suzuki asks him how he'd gotten into the habit of hanging out with the other boys. He says he wants to quit base-ball, because his life is so good that he can't possibly hang out with anyone else. He also asks if Suzuki has made out with someone else, and if that means Suzuki's dating someone else. Um, that's a little weird, because Suzuki used to be friends with a guy named "Reochan" , but now he seems to be in love with a girl named "Suzu." Suzuki tells him to stop hanging out in the bathroom, and says that he wants his life to be as good as it can be, so that he won't have to hang out in it again. He wants to see what life's like when Suzuki isn't hanging out anymore.