P: Let's make some dinner, for when everyone gets back.
Quin: Sure.
P: Quinnlyn and I chopped up some cabbage and made some coleslaw,
then we started a small fire to heat up some beans and make
spaghetti and red sauce for dinner.
Leon: Hey! We're back from swimming! How come you didn't come?
P: Quinn and I were talking about what we can do to stop people from
fighting with each other, ... and we made some dinner for you folks.
Quin: I didn't go 'cause the water's too cold.
Leon: It was so coooold!!
Quin: And most of our stuff's still wet, ... because of you!
P: Quinn? It starts with you? Right?
Quin: Sorry. Forgot.
Stu: Forgot what?
Quin: Nothin'. Forgot to wear my pink bathing suit.
Bailey: How come only girls get to wear pink?
Stu: Boys can wear pink too, if we want.
Andre Not at our school.
Norm: Yeah, my guys here would catch a lot of flack if they wore pink
at school.
Chad: Same at our school. Pretty silly rule.
Bailey: It's not really an official rule, ... but mostly, ... girls are "s'posed ta"
wear pink and boys are "s'posed ta" wear blue!
Norm: We were raised with all those "s'posed ta's" Bailey! I used to play with
GI Joe dolls when I was little, but when my friends teased me and said
I was a sissy because only girls are "s'posed ta" play with dolls.
It hurt a lot. But now, I say, "Who cares?" I'd pretend I was a medic!
Bandage up all Joe's battle wounds after he'd get blown up, ...
prob'ly made me a better Dad!
Gerald: I learned how to crochet scarves for my friends, back when I was a
little rug rat, only girls or women were "s'posed ta" crochet things.
I thought you kids were breaking down all these binary
gender stereotypes!
Quin: We are! I'm wearing blue!
P: And what color is my undershirt, ... please? Anyone? Anyone?
All: Pink!
Bailey: But you're old, ... so you don't have to worry about what kids at school
say about you.
P: Hold me back! Hold me back, I feel a song comin' on! (*BOING!!)