No, but as soon as "Born in The USA" started playing, Stephen came. Jon was uncertain as to whether this was a coincidence, and even if it weren't he had no intentions of telling the poor boy that it is not actually a patriotic song.
Oh man. In my head they are parked in the parking lot of the neighborhood playground at which they had so many good times as youngsters, and Stephen is a little afraid that the stoners who hang out there during off-season will show up. He doesn't know them very well, but man are they scary (and he remembers some of them as the big boys from the day he met Jon).
Jon tries to tell him that naw, one of those guys is his guy, and he's really cool. But then again, his guy doesn't know about them, because no-one does.
Stephen's parents think that he's at Wednesday night Youth Group, and they commend him for trying to evangelize that heathen Jew he's always hanging around.
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Oh man. In my head they are parked in the parking lot of the neighborhood playground at which they had so many good times as youngsters, and Stephen is a little afraid that the stoners who hang out there during off-season will show up. He doesn't know them very well, but man are they scary (and he remembers some of them as the big boys from the day he met Jon).
Jon tries to tell him that naw, one of those guys is his guy, and he's really cool. But then again, his guy doesn't know about them, because no-one does.
Stephen's parents think that he's at Wednesday night Youth Group, and they commend him for trying to evangelize that heathen Jew he's always hanging around.