Dale: And that’s it…

He finishes his presentation, “How to Manage the Best Bar in Town.” The girls in the class clap and giggle among themselves.

As everyone scatters off to different areas of the library to continue their studies, Rylie Woods, the most industrious girl in the class approaches Dale to give her opinion.

Rylie: Sorry, no offense, but I don’t see how borrowing money from your rich brothers is a good idea.

Dale: I never said anything about ‘borrowing,’ I talked about investing. It’s a very different thing. Investors get a bigger return than if they just loaned me the money with an interest rate. In the end they’’ll be so happy they’’ll keep investing and earning, and the bar will do so well that it’’ll attract more investors.

Rylie: (Impressed) You’ re right, it’ s a good idea. And you say they are your brothers, that makes them trustworthy. You know, you are very talented. Would you like to join my study group? We’re women only, but it’s always important to have a male point of view.

Dale: Sure, I’d love to.

Dale is happy - he’s finally been fully accepted by his classmates! Although his male classmates (in the background) don’t seem happy that he’s attracting the attention of Riley, the most intelligent and popular girl in the class. On the other hand, Sara Parker, Riley’s friend, seems quite pleased (even if she pretends to be studying and definitely not hearing anything they say).