Even after 7 years, Ted still picks on Jake. He was hoping not to bump into him today... unfortunately he did.
“Well if it isn’t that same loser I beat up yesterday!” he says, then as he laughs, “Or more like every day!” Jake backs up, and says “Look, don’t you think we’re a bit too old for this now? I mean, this has been going on for 7 years! And wouldn’t you think it gets boring to just pick on the same person every day?”
As he walks toward him, Ted simply explains, “Trust me, I tried. But it seems that you’re the only one who never fights back. And so it’s fun to pick on you because of that.” He lifts his fists up, “Now, please have your stomach in good view so it’s easier to do this?”
That fact got to Jake. He realized that whenever he’s in this situation, he never really tries to do anything to stop it. At this moment, he is now cornered at a wall. Ted raises his fist, “Take this you pipsqueak!” he says as he throws his fist towards him.
For the first time in history, Jake actually dodges his attack, making him hit the wall. Ted realizes that he dodged his attack, and so he tried again. Jake barely dodged his second attack, making himself stumble afterwards. “Hey!” says Ted, “Stay still so I can hit you!”
He tried to hit him again, but he ducks, and attempts to take him down. Unfortunately, Ted is too big for him to do that. He kicks Jake off of him, making him fall to the ground. He rolls to evade Ted, and gets up to run. “Hey! Get back here!” says Ted as he runs toward him.
Mike finally finishes using the restroom. But when he comes out, neither Jake nor Ted is anywhere to be found. Meanwhile, Ted is still running after Jake… until someone certain saw them…
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