Caitland: How are you planning on getting to school and to your job without a car? 

 [bad word]  I’ve got it covered. I have my skateboard. 

Caitland: Your skateboard won’t be any use on those dirt roads. 

 [bad word]  No big thing. I’ll just take my bike. 

Caitland: Your bike was stolen, along with your rollerblades, remember? 

 [bad word]  Oh, yeah. Maybe I’ll save up and buy a Segway. 

Caitland: Those things are really expensive. What’ll you do in the meantime? 

 [bad word]  Maybe I’ll take the bus. Worst case scenario, I give myself more time and I walk. Why are you so interested in how I’m going [bad word]  Fess up. 

Caitland: I care about your well-being, that’s all. 

 [bad word]  Oh, yeah? I don’t buy it. There’s got to be an ulterior motive. 

Caitland: Well, I do have an old scooter that would be just what you need to get back and forth from school and work. It uses very little gas and I’ll let you have it for next to nothing. 

 [bad word]  I knew it. You’re trying to pawn off that old scooter on me. Forget it! 

Caitland: I’m just looking out for your best interest, that’s all. 

 [bad word]  Isn’t that what all con artists say?