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- Sam tells Austin that she is tired of waiting for him and compares waiting for him to waiting for rain in a drought.
- Austin decides to leave the game to go after Sam, stating it is something he should have done a long time ago.
- Sam learns from a hidden will that the house, the diner, and everything belong to her.
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Welcome to the start of tonight's game between the South Bay Lancers and the North Valley Fighting Frogs. >> Big welcome to all returning alumni to tonight's 38th annual homecoming game.
Chicken 3:00 >> D girl. >> What's he doing in here? >> My little >> Sam.
>> Okay, I know that you think that I'm just some >> coward phony. >> Okay, just listen. >> No, you listen. You turned out to be exactly who I thought you were. I never pretended to be somebody else. It's been me all along. And it was me who was hurt in front of everybody.
Look, I didn't come here to yell at you, okay? I came here to tell you that I know what it feels like to be afraid to show who you are. I was, but I'm not anymore. And the thing is is I really don't care what people think about me because I believe in myself and I know that things are going to be okay. And even though I have no family and no job and no money for college, it's you that
I feel sorry for. >> Heads up. Yo, five minutes. I'm coming. >> I know that guy that sent those emails somewhere down inside of you. But I can't wait for him because waiting for you is like waiting for rain in this drought. Useless and disappointing.
>> Hey, what are you doing here? >> Rhonda told me where you might be. I thought you could use a friend. Come here, >> Sam. I'm so proud of you. You did your stepmom and Austin all in one day. How do you feel? I'll let you know when I can catch my breath. Let's do something tonight.
>> Well, I was actually um thinking about going to the game. Uh but I understand if you don't want to do that. >> No, I'll go. >> Really? You'll go to the game?
>> Yeah, I can handle it now. It'll be our first and last. And besides, if I don't go, who else is going to explain the game to you? >> I like what you're wearing. What character are you today? >> Myself.
>> I think it's your best look. >> Thank you. >> Come on, everybody. Aren't they great? Let's hear it for them. Let's give our cheerleaders a big hand. Make some noise. >> Yeah. >> Austin and I are almost back together. I mean, it isn't official or anything, but uh it's on.
>> Sorry, guys. >> Sorry. Okay, everybody, get ready. Here they come. >> Glad you came, Sam. the defending regional conference champion. Both the Lancers and the Frogs enter the
game tied for the lead in the conference standings. The winner of tonight's game will advance to the playoffs for the state championship. Austin. >> Austin. All right, buddy. It's the big one. All right. You stay focused. You win it. Everyone is counting on >> Oh, hey, Chuck. How you doing, pal?
>> One more time. >> >> There's no gave us.
>> I never said thank you for that. I thought I might get one more chance. What would you think of me now?
So lucky. 9 seconds left in the game. The need one touchdown to win. >> Now I never had a chance. [screaming] May angels lead you in here.
Carter, >> I thought that I could handle this, but I really can't. I'm going to go. >> You know what? I'll tell you how it ends.
So what would [music and singing] you love so strong [singing] What's up? Whoa, whoa, >> whoa, whoa. Hey, what are you doing? I'm
>> out of here. >> What? >> You're throwing away your dream. >> No, Dad. >> Throwing away yours. >> Check in now. Go get him. >> Marines. He's number 23.
>> Austin, get back here. Angels you may angels need you.
>> Austin, what are you doing? >> Something I should have done a long time ago. Great angels you sleepless road sleepless may angels you
sorry I waited for the It's okay. >> Oh my god.
>> Touchdown. Frost of one. They got it. They've won the game. >> Oh my. You got to love high school. >> So, we won the big game that day. But what I remember most is I got my prince
and a really bad cold. >> After that, it was like everything fell into place. My dad was right. The fairy tale book did contain something important.
>> I can pay for those ticket. >> Actually, I'm selling your cars, Fiona, for college tuition money. What? >> What gives you the idea you can sell our cars? >> She owns them. >> Exactly. I own them.
>> I'm the county district attorney. Have you ever seen this before, Mrs. Montgomery? >> I've never seen that before. >> Isn't this your signature on the witness line? I have never seen my husband's hidden will before. >> I'm afraid you're going to have to come downtown with me, man. >> Well, that hidden will stated that the house, the diner, and everything belonged to me.