Jay: Knock it off, Manny. We both know you could get up that wall. Now, why are you trying to get out of this trip?
Manny: I'm not. I'm excited to go.
Jay: Manny.
Manny: Okay. I have some concerns about the shower situation.
Jay: Oh. Because?
Manny: Well, I'm pretty much at my target weight.
Jay: That's good.
Manny: But the thing is, I haven't quite reached my target height.
Jay: Got it. First of all, you don't have to go. I'll write you a note. We'll plan on doing something fun this weekend.
Manny: Really?
Jay: You bet.
Manny: And you're not mad at me?
Jay: Look, if you were a different kid, I'd give you the speech. You know, "We all have insecurities. You've gotta be brave here." But let's face it. You're already about the bravest kid I know.
Manny: I am?
Jay: Come on. You wear blazers to school. You play the pan flute. You- You read poetry to girls. I couldn't even talk to girls when I was your age. Shower thing's nothing compared to all that. But whatever you decide, I'm behind you. [Manny reaches for the radio] No. I got that set up just right. I told you about that before.