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Medalist (2025) - S01E01 - DSNP vs Salchow

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On the ice,
On the glimmering ice,
it's hard for even the world's best athletes to land
even the world's greatest skaters struggle.
every move successfully.
No matter how many hours they spend perfecting their jumps,
There are so many elements to consider.
they can't land them every time.
But if you can do tricks
But if you can pull off moves that others never could—
that other skaters never could,
if you can grab everyone's attention with your grace—
if you can dance so beautifully and freely
if you can show the beauty and freedom of your skating—
that it makes people forget you're on the ice at all,
then you're the true champion of figure skating.
that's real magic.
To get a chance on that beautiful icy stage,
That's what it means to be a world-class figure skater.
we little dreamers dove in headfirst, not realizing the price we'd have to pay.
In order to reach that beautiful moment,
Pursuing our dreams...
little kids from all over jumped right in,
cost us everything.
too young to realize that achieving their dreams means
Oh, it's four o'clock already. No wonder there's so many kids around.
that they and their families will have to pay a great and terrible price.
Ow!
Four o'clock already.
You could at least apologize...
No wonder there are so many kids out on the ice.
She's probably around five.
At least say you're sorry.
If I had started as young as her, who knows where I'd be now...
She's got to be about five.
You're 14? And a total beginner?
If I had started when I was that young,
Just forget it.
I'd be in a way more successful position right now.
I'm going home...
You're 14? And you're a total beginner?
I came all the way from Yokohama because I heard there was a skating job,
You can just forget it.
but they said they're busy today and to come back tomorrow...
I'm going home.
Guess I'll stay at an internet café.
Came all the way from Yokohama because they said there was a skating job,
Why's a kid coming out from behind the rental counter?
and now they don't even want to talk?
Hey there!
What am I supposed to do? Just hang around until tomorrow?
Sorry to bother you, but I'd like to ask you a couple questions.
Guess I could go to a net café.
Did you come here alone today?
Huh?
Would you mind showing me your ticket?
Okay. What's a kid doing behind the rental counter?
You did pay, right?
Hello there.
Get back here!
Sorry to bother you.
I'm busting my ass working part-time to scrape together enough to practice,
I just want to ask you a couple of questions.
and this little brat thinks she can skate for free? No way!
So, where are your parents?
Stop right there!
Let's take a look at your entry ticket, why don't we?
Wait, hold up! She's—
Oh, dear. Did you pay?
Hey! Where are you going?
I have to have a whole ass job to pay for these entrance fees.
I don't care if she is a little kid, no one skates for free on my watch!
You get back here!
- Please. Wait, sir. Let me explain. - What?
No way.
Dang it!
Come on. She can't have gotten that far yet.
Huh?
Huh?
Must be hearing things.
Seriously?
Huh? Huh?
Damn it!
Hey! What do you think you're doing?
She can't have gotten very far.
Get down from there.
I must be hearing things.
Please don't die.
Wh-What are you climbing up there for?!
Stop crying. I'm fine.
Get down before—
Really, I'm not hurt or any--
Please don't die...
So you're giving bags of worms to the old guy at the reception desk,
Hey, don't cry.
and because he lets you into the rink with that,
I'm fin—
you're technically not skating for free.
So to get this straight, you're technically not skating for free
Is that it? Because--
because in exchange for worms for his birds, the receptionist guy is letting you into the rink?
Please believe me. I'm telling you the truth!
I-I... I'm not lying!
He has lots of pet birds and so I dig them up.
I-It's true, I swear!
See? I've got them right here.
Look, I've got them here!
Whoa! Okay! I believe you, now put them away.
A-Alright, I get it! Just put them away, please!
I'd bet money he's just using that as an excuse to be nice to her.
Really, old man? Using that as an excuse to let her in?
I'm kind of surprised they managed to get away with it.
But I'm more surprised by the fact that they managed to get away with it.
No one's caught on?
Hey, um... you're trembling.
Hey, uh, you're trembling pretty bad.
Are you okay?
Are you feeling okay?
I hate snakes and things like 'em, so please keep those abominations away from me.
I don't like wiggly stuff like worms and snakes,
Okay...
so please keep those away from me forever.
Anyhow...
Okay.
You running away means you knew you were doing something wrong, right?
- Anyhow... - Huh?
You have to stop doing that.
You did run away, which means that you must know what you're doing is wrong.
If others started doing the same thing, the rink would go bankrupt.
You really need to quit that.
Okay...
If everyone tried to pay with worms, the skating rink would go broke.
She's surprisingly cooperative...
- Okay. - At least she listens.
Hmm? Hey.
That book...
That book...
Oh, yes!
What a blast from the past! It's such a great guidebook!
Talk about a blast from the past.
I used to read this all the time.
I had this book too.
These notes...
These notes...
Yeah. I really want to do figure skating.
I always dreamed of being a figure skater.
But my mom says I can't because she doesn't want me to get hurt.
But my mom says I can't because I'll get hurt.
So I thought if I just followed the book, I could learn by myself.
So I started practicing on my own, hoping that one day...
- Have you told her that? - Huh?
Have you told your mom that?
Did you tell your mom how badly you want to skate?
Here, take this.
It's a list of phone numbers for all the figure skating clubs in Nagoya.
Talk to your mom and have her reach out
to see which one might have the right program for you.
Which skating club do you coach at? I could just go to yours.
Huh? Wait. Who, me?
Yeah.
I'm not a coach. You wouldn't want me anyway.
Huh?
Huh?
It's already 6:00?
Have you told her that skating's your dream?
Anyway, no more worms. You hear me?
Here's a list of figure skating clubs in Nagoya and their contact details.
Yes, sir.
Go over it with your mom and have her reach out to ones that seem like a good fit.
- Hey, what grade are you in? - Huh?
Would you mind telling me which club you coach at?
The fifth.
Who, me?
So ten or 11?
Hmm?
If you're serious about going pro, you're right at the cutoff age.
I'm not really a coach or anything like that...
I mean it. Talk to your mom first thing, okay?
It's already six?!
No more worm business, alright?
Y-Yes!
What grade are you in?
F-Fifth.
So you're about 11 years old.
If you're serious about going pro, this is your last chance to start.
Huh?
Talk to your mom as soon as you get home, okay?
See ya.
See ya.
Hi, Mom.
I'm home.
Welcome back. You were out for a long time.
Welcome back.
Yeah.
You're late today.
I want to ask. Can you--
Yeah...
I can't help you with your homework right now.
Hey, Mom, I—
I'll review it after dinner, okay?
You've got homework to do, don't you?
Okay.
You should get it done before you forget.
Sorry, what should I be doing?
O-Okay.
S-Sorry, but, um, what should I be doing?
Huh?
Huh?
You don't have to do anything.
You don't have to do anything.
You wouldn't be very good at it anyway.
You wouldn't be able to help anyway.
It'll be fine. We can do the whole presentation ourselves.
It's fine. We'll take care of everything.
You can just sit and wait.
Just wait until we're done, Inori.
Okay.
Okay...
Did your drawing turn out good?
You guys happy with your drawings?
Yeah, it's good enough.
I think mine's looking pretty good!
I just want to go skate.
I really... want to skate...
I'll dig up a whole bunch of worms. Then I can skate as long as I want.
If I just give Mr. Sekoma more worms, I can go to the rink and...
What you're doing is wrong, and I think you know it.
You knew you were doing something wrong, right?
You're gonna have to cut that out.
You have to stop doing that.
If you're serious about going pro,
If you're serious about going pro, this is your last chance to start.
you're right at the cutoff age.
An assistant coach?
An assistant coach?
Yeah.
That's right.
The fact that you went to nationals for ice dancing,
You went to the ice dancing nationals with me, so you have a really solid track record.
and the fact that you did that with me,
If I recommend you to the club, I'm sure they'd hire you on the spot.
if I recommend you for this, they're going to hire you on the spot.
I'm not really sure...
- I don't know. - What?
Huh? You don't want to?
You don't want to?
The thing is...
I'm not qualified.
Everyone thinks it was your skill that got us to nationals.
The only reason I made it to nationals in the first place was because of you.
Ice dancing is a two-person sport, isn't it?
Ice dancing is a two-person sport, Tsukasa.
But... I don't feel like I contributed anything.
Yeah. But that was just a fluke.
So is the plan just to keep working part-time until you pass an audition?
So what? You're going to work dead-end part-time jobs until you pass auditions?
Tsukasa, you're 26 now, right?
Look, you're 26 years old and you're not making much of a living right now.
And you still don't have a steady income?
I'm not saying you should quit doing ice shows if that's what you want to do.
I'm not saying you should give up on ice shows,
Only, being an assistant coach is just as good a skating job.
but being an assistant coach is a respectable skating career, too.
- Excuse me. - Huh?
Excuse me.
Are you Coach Takamine from Lux Higashiyama?
Are you Coach Takamine from Lux Higashiyama?
I'm Yuitsuka. I called earlier asking to meet.
I'm Ms. Yuitsuka. I called you earlier.
Oh! Yes, hello!
Oh, hello!
I've been expecting you. Come in.
I've been expecting you!
Oh, good. This won't take very long.
Sorry to bother you while you're busy.
Inori.
Inori.
What? Do you know this girl?
Wait, do you know her?
Uh, yeah, kind of.
Uh, yeah, kind of.
Then why don't you sit and talk with us?
Why don't you sit in with us then?
I bet you'll pick up the coaching role before you even know it.
It'll help you get a feel for what coaching is like.
Here, want a snack?
Here, have a snack.
I see you told her after all. Great job.
You finally told your mom, didn't you?
Hmm?
For beginners, we usually recommend this school first.
Take a look. I recommend this school for beginners.
And if it's just once a week, the fees are quite affordable.
The lesson fees here are low if she's enrolled once a week.
But wouldn't it take her two years to graduate?
It would take a full two years for her to graduate though.
Oh, you're quite knowledgeable!
Oh, I see you've done your research.
Yes. My eldest used to figure skate.
Well, I know because my eldest daughter used to figure skate.
Is that so?
Oh, is that so?
Yes.
Yes, I started her when she was only five.
She started when she was five.
She had worked so hard.
A lot happened, and ultimately,
But she had an accident and had to quit.
it just brought her pain.
You see? I couldn't bear to put Inori through all that too.
That's why I'm determined not to let Inori face the same fate.
Besides, she's not doing very well in school.
Not to mention, her grades at school aren't great.
Her teachers have been worried about her grades for a long time already.
Even the teachers are concerned.
To add skating on top of all that would just be too much.
Balancing skating with her studies would be too much.
Then why are you--
Then, why did you come?
She's been so insistent about it.
She's been very insistent about it.
So I'm taking her to different clubs.
I figured if I took her around to a few clubs and had the coaches tell her "no" directly,
I figured if the coaches tell her "no", then maybe she'll finally drop it.
she might finally give up.
Well, it's just a theory, but if she joins a club and starts private lessons--
Th-This is just a theory, but if she joins a club and starts private lessons—
What for?
It's pointless.
Her sister did this for years, so I know how the figure skating world is.
Since her sister used to figure skate,
There's no way she'll be able to catch up.
I think I have a pretty good idea of what the figure skating world is like.
Her peers will all have started at five or six and she'll be left behind.
There's no way she can catch up to the kids who started when they were five, right?
Inori, look out there.
Inori, look out there.
See how good they are.
See how amazing they all are?
So small and already practicing jumps.
Even the little kids are already landing jumps.
Think of how miserable you'd be if you joined them.
If you were to join them this late,
Wouldn't you be embarrassed?
you'd just end up feeling miserable.
You know what? Let's just see what she can do.
Let's not jump to conclusions without seeing her skate first.
Uh, but...
B-But...
I'm not ready to believe she's hopeless.
I'll be the one to judge if it's really pointless for her to start now.
I'll decide that for myself.
Tsukasa, a word.
Hey there, Coach. A word, please.
I-I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I couldn't just sit there and listen to—
I couldn't just sit there and listen to that any longer.
Nice idea punch!
Check out the big brain on you, smarty.
You're planning to praise her so she'll join our club, aren't you?
You're going to butter up that kid and toss her right in the club, aren't ya?
Good thinking! Looks like you really are suited to be an assistant coach.
See? I know what I'm talking about.
Huh? No, my mouth just started moving on its own and—
You're going to be a great assistant coach.
But! Be careful how you compliment her!
No. My mouth just started moving
before I had a chance to think about what I was saying.
But be careful what you say to her!
The eyes of the ice moms are ever watchful.
The eyes of the ice moms are ever watchful.
If they think one of our coaches is playing favorites,
If it looks like you're playing favorites, we could be in a serious pickle.
I'm never gonna hear the end of it.
I know you can get quite loud, so be mindful of that!
I know how loud you can get,
O-Okay.
so I need a verbal confirmation that you get it.
And don't forget—figure skating gets really expensive if you get serious about it.
Yeah. I got it.
If she quits halfway, her parents' efforts will also be for nothing.
Good. And I don't need to remind you how expensive figure skating can be
Keep that in mind.
for those who take it seriously.
Right...
If she can't hack it, her family will suffer just as much as her.
Are you sure you're okay with a size 22 instead of a 21?
Just keep that in mind.
I know.
Doesn't look like we have a 21 back there, so are you okay with a 22?
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
That is not a happy face.
That's not a happy face...
I wish I could cheer her up, but I have to remember what Hitomi said.
I wish I could do something to cheer her up, but Hitomi made a really good point earlier.
- I'm really sorry. - Huh?
I'm really sorry.
I should have told my mom a long time ago,
If I'd just told my mom earlier, I could've avoided all the cheating to get in,
because if I had, maybe I would actually have a chance.
and maybe I would actually have a chance.
I wasted so much time.
If only I'd started earlier...
If I had only started earlier...
Here, put your feet in.
Let's get these on.
O-Okay.
Mm-hmm.
I might've sounded confident earlier, but I also couldn't bring myself to tell my parents.
I talked to you like I knew better,
but I couldn't tell my parents when I was young either.
Huh?
Huh?
You're brave. Way more than you know.
You're brave.
All right. Are you ready?
Way more than you realize.
I think so.
Are you ready?
Wait. What about her helmet?
Yep!
Oh! Hey! Wait a sec!
Wait! What about her helmet?
She's fast.
Wait a—!
She's just gliding, but it looks like she's leaving a trail of stars behind her.
She's fast!
She's just gliding on the ice, but it looks like she's leaving a trail of stars behind her.
Who is this girl?
Who is this girl?
She's a completely different person on the ice!
She's a completely different person on the ice!
If you ask me, she's got it.
She's... got what it takes.
- Huh? - Huh?
Are you just buttering us up so she'll join the club?
And you're not forcing compliments just so she'll join the club, right?
Of course not!
Of course not.
Tsukasa, choose your words wisely!
Tsukasa! Choose your words wisely!
Alright, let's try some of the basics.
Okay then. Let's test you on some of the basics.
Do you know how to do swizzles?
Forward swizzle. Know it?
Yes!
Yeah.
Forward swizzle.
Single forward.
Backward swizzle.
Backward swizzle.
T-stop.
T-stop.
See, she doesn't need skating school!
She doesn't need skating school! Let's admit her to the club right away!
Let's admit her to the club right now.
H-Hey! Keep it down!
Hey! Keep it down!
I just can't believe what I'm seeing.
I don't know that I've ever been more stunned.
When did she learn all that?
When did she get so good?
Two-foot slalom.
Two-foot slalom.
Forward crossover.
Forward crossover.
I'm telling you! She's a natural!
She's a natural! A prodigy!
Would you stop yelling?
I told you to keep it down!
Yeah. She's got no fear in her at all.
I get it now. She's not scared of falling.
I've already seen her do stuff that a normal beginner would be too scared to do.
She practiced by herself, falling over and over, and naturally overcame that fear.
All self-taught.
Alright, how about we try a little skating?
All right, what do you say we try a little skating?
Skating?
Skating?
I thought that's what I was doing.
Isn't that what we've been doing?
You are, but I'll show you how a figure skater moves all fancy and graceful.
Not quite.
Look here. You're going to be using both edges of the blade on the skates
I'm talking about gliding gracefully, like a true figure skater.
for different things.
Look here. Skating is all about using the two edges of the skate blade.
The inside edge and this is the outside edge.
We have the inside edge and the outside edge.
The first step to skating
The first step in skating is learning how to use these two edges.
is to distinguish how they're used to propel you.
Start by positioning your feet at about a 45-degree angle.
First, place your feet at a 45-degree angle. Like this.
Firmly bend your knees, and bring your arms to shoulder height.
Then, firmly bend your knees, stick your arms out.
Tilt your ankle inward toward your big toe to engage the inside edge,
Now lean your ankle in towards your big toe,
and then push off the ice with the entire blade.
then you're on the inside edge.
At this point, it looks really cool if you raise your free leg—the one not on the ice.
And then push off the ice with the entire blade.
But don't push yourself at first.
Now eventually, you'll be able to raise your free leg.
His legs are so long...
That looks really cool.
As you start moving, straighten your supporting leg,
But that takes muscle, so don't push yourself at first.
and bring your free leg in.
Wow. Long legs.
When your free leg gets to the inside, tilt the supporting leg to the inside and push with it.
Once you start moving, stretch the gliding leg all the way up
Then bring it back under you and push off with the other leg.
and bring your free leg in to meet it.
Just keep repeating that.
When you're steady on both legs,
So... I move my feet like this...
you can lean your gliding leg to the inside edge this time
H-Huh? I'm barely moving forward at all...
and push off again.
Leaning forward will cause you to brake. You need to keep your head up.
Glide along until you're ready to bring that leg back in and repeat like so.
- Now you give it a try. - Uh, do my leg like this...
Um, I'm not moving at all.
Am I doing this right?
Yeah, if you lean forward like that, that's what puts on the brakes.
Just try to keep your head up.
Keep my head...
Keep my head...
Hey, kid! That looked painful. Are you okay?
H-Hey! Are you okay?
My mom was right. I guess I can't do this after all.
I guess I'm completely useless after all...
This girl's moods are kind of extreme.
This girl's moods are kind of extreme.
This isn't something you can master on your first day.
Skating isn't something you can master in a day or two.
No one can.
You need to spend countless hours practicing,
You have to find your center, keep practicing
and in the process, find the center of gravity that makes everything fall into place.
and refine it every time you skate.
Let's give it another shot.
Before you know it, you'll be flying.
Okay!
Let's try again.
Put my feet like this...
Yeah!
and push!
Bend your knees and push!
Can you point your feet out a little more?
Now try to straighten your leg out a little more.
Y-Yes!
Okay.
She's picking it up really quickly.
She's picking it up so fast.
This is fun!
This is fun!
Inori, you're doing amazing!
Inori, you're doing amazing!
What did you say? Did you just compliment me, Mom?
Mom, did you just praise me?!
I said you're doing amazing.
You're incredible, Inori.
You've really impressed me, Inori.
I had no idea you could do all that.
And it's so good to see you smile again.
I'm so proud of you.
- Does that mean that I can-- - Absolutely not.
Does that mean I c—
- What? - What?
Absolutely not.
I've made up my mind.
What?!
And I do not want my daughter to figure skate.
I have no intention of letting her figure skate.
- But you just-- - Inori's sister worked so hard.
But...
From the time she was five, she had absolutely no time to play or be a kid.
Watching my eldest, I realized something.
She gave everything to this sport.
She had to give up her childhood at the age of five to focus solely on skating.
And in the end...
Only to abandon it, never seeing the results she wanted.
And in the end, she had nothing to show for it.
Seeing her go through that was truly heartbreaking.
I just think Inori hasn't found a dream other than skating yet.
Inori just hasn't found a dream outside of skating yet.
I want her to experience other things she could enjoy.
I don't want her to pour time and money into something that I know won't pay off.
I don't want her time or money wasted.
Is that so wrong of me to think as her parent?
I'm trying to do what's best for my daughter.
She's not wrong.
She's got a point.
Starting figure skating at 11 would be incredibly hard.
It's going to be hard to start skating at 11.
As someone who started way later than everyone else, I should know.
I should know.
I...
She could still find something with a lower barrier of entry.
I hate the way things are right now.
- Something else she could love. - I...
I don't like myself right now.
Inori?
Inori?
Listen to me. I've always wanted...
I-I-I-I've always dreamed of being a figure skater.
I've always wanted to skate, no matter what it takes.
I-I know skating is hard— so hard that even my s-sister gave up.
I-I know that skating is really hard.
And I know that I'm constantly causing trouble for you, Mom.
I know a lot of people quit. I get it.
I-I always feel like I have to apologize.
And I know that I'm causing a lot of trouble for you, Mom.
I keep telling myself I shouldn't bother you...
And my teachers too.
That I shouldn't be selfish...
I feel so bad all the time.
But... skating is something I've always wanted to do!
I don't want to make you worry.
I don't want to complain.
And I know I'm not very good at anything.
But I've always wanted to do this!
It's the only thing that makes me happy!
It's the only thing that makes me happy!
When I think about skating, I can ignore all the bad stuff at school.
Just remembering that I can skate helped me ignore all the bad things at school.
I get to think, "I could do something they can't."
It made me feel like I had something that was setting me apart from other kids!
But I can't do it either. I'm just faking it.
But that was just me lying to myself...
I'm just useless!
I'm... not good at anything!
But I want to be better.
I want to have something I can be proud of.
I want to have something I'm not bad at.
Something I'll love more than anyone else!
Something I love where no one's going to talk down to me.
Something I'll be really, really good at.
I want to have something that I'm actually good at.
I want to feel like I'm not worthless!
I don't want to be embarrassed of myself!
Ms. Yuitsuka.
I just want to skate.
Just let her join the club, damn it.
- Ms. Yuitsuka. - Huh?
"Damn it"?
Let's just get her ass in here already.
What are you saying?!
Beg your pardon?
Of course, there's no guarantee she'll become an Olympic athlete.
Watch your language!
However!
Here's the thing.
She has the one thing that is absolutely essential for skating.
I can't guarantee that she's going to become an Olympic athlete or anything.
A burning passion for the rink!
And yet, she already has everything she needs to be successful as a figure skater.
Skating demands a lot of time and money— far more than most other activities.
She has dedication for the rink.
And to succeed, the skater must have fierce determination and an iron will.
And it's true.
But the other kids all started at five—
Figure skating takes up way more time and money than other extracurriculars do.
Oh, give me a break!
So if you want to overcome that,
Kids that age can't seriously practice a damn thing!
your skater is going to need a lot of optimism and an iron will.
Tsukasa. Keep it down.
But the other children have been skating for so much longer.
Am I a total idiot?
You keep saying that, but look.
I wanna go home.
Most kids that age can't practice a damn thing.
You can't act like they're serious about it.
I'm begging, be quiet.
Am I stupid?
Why did I hesitate?
Why did I hesitate?
I should have jumped in way sooner.
If anyone understands how kids like Inori feel, it's me!
I know how this girl feels better than anyone.
It never mattered how old or insecure I was.
It never mattered how old or how insecure I was.
I wasn't going to give up!
I wasn't going to give up!
What was it? What did I need back then?
Back then...
What was I hoping for?
What was it that I needed?!
Screw it, then! If you let her stay, I'll teach her myself!
What was I wishing for?!
Let me be her skating coach! I'm begging!
I'll do it! I'll be her coach!
This girl has learned some much already entirely on her own.
I'll teach her how to skate!
She can absolutely still catch up!
Your daughter's come this far just from teaching herself!
She's got loads of talent, and I know she'll only get better.
She can still catch up!
She's not afraid to get hurt. She has great core strength.
She's got real talent, and I know she'll only get better.
She listens. And she has the ambition.
She's not afraid of falling, her core strength is solid,
As long as you can bring her to practice, we can take care of the rest, okay?
she follows instructions, and she's got the hunger for more!
I think your daughter is going to be an incredible skater some day.
As long as you can just bring her to practice, I'm confident she'll unlock her full potential!
In fact,
No, I'm more than confident.
mark my words.
I will turn her into a skater who can compete at the Japan Nationals!
I'm going to make her a qualifier in the National Championship.
Please let me coach her!
I'll do whatever it takes!
Well...
You really mean that?
If you're this sure about it...
Then sure, if you insist, Coach.
I'll leave her in your hands, Coach...
Let's do it!
Let's go!
Isn't that great?
Isn't this great?
Oh, hey, uh, what's your name?
Oh, um, what's your name again?
- Inori. - Huh?
Inori.
I'm Inori Yuitsuka!
I'm Yuitsuka Inori!
That's a very good name.
That's a beautiful name.
Rise.
Stand up! Bow!
- Bow. - See you!
Bye bye!
She took off. I've never seen her act like that before.
Is it me, or has Inori been acting differently?
Yeah, she's been a lot happier than usual.
She's been really cheerful lately.
I guess she has something fun going on.
She must have something fun going on.
Do you have any idea what you put me through?
Do you have any idea what you put me through?!
The other parents have been breathing down my neck all week. It sucks.
The other parents have been breathing down my neck nonstop!
You can't make it sound like you're giving her preferential treatment.
Please keep that favoritism to yourself from now on!
- Do you hear me? - What?
Understood.
Oh, yeah. Don't worry about it.
Can you wipe that "I didn't do anything wrong" look from your face before I wipe it for you?
Maybe I'll stop worrying about it when you stop making me worry about it,
Coach Tsukasa!
you absolute baboon.
Hey!
- I'm here, Coach! - Huh?
Now that's the smile of a gold medalist!
I'm ready to go!
What did we literally just talk about?!
Now that's a gold medal smile, kid!
What did I literally just tell you not to do?
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