What's up?
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What's up?
Your mother has a problem.
I need to talk to you.
Sure. What's up, Dad?
What's wrong with mother now?
You want to go to a demonstration?
Of course I do, Dad! And before you say anything, I'm not going to let you stop me either!
Is mom worried about what the stuffy neighbors will think?
Kim, your mother is not only worried about what the neighbors think, but also what her colleagues think.
You know how important her reputation is in her position as pioneer leader.
Couldn't you maybe do without the demo after all?
And what are these stone wall protests anyway?
Dad, I'm going there. The stone wall protests are a gay demo. And lesbians too, of course!
We're protesting the fucking Non-Conformity Clause!
Oh.
Kim, I'm glad you have such a social streak. And I know that you like Mrs. Feinbein.
But if you go to a demonstration like that...
... your mother will be unhappy.
... I'm worried.
Your reputation is at stake. Especially when it comes to nonconformity.
And besides, your mother's reputation is not something to be ignored.
You have to draw the line at certain things.
Your mother asked me to talk to you about a problem.
Can we talk about something that's important to me, Kim?
... you will make your mother very unhappy.
... then I'm very worried about you.