What do you want to talk about?
Scott: It’s my birthday tomorrow… Yay!
Do you want to talk about that?
Scott: Well…
Or will that just get you excited?
Scott: I probably won’t be able to sleep anyway, to be honest.
What did we do on my birthday yesterday?
Scott: Went to karaoke and then went to the Vintage.
Was that fun?
Scott: Yeah.
Will yours be more fun?
Scott: I don’t know. To some people it might but to some people it might not, you know.
What are we doing tomorrow?
Scott: Em… Going to see the Lego Movie, and get to be 10.
And we’ll go for something to eat afterwards.
Scott: Yeah.
And then you’ll go out with your pals on Saturday – bowling and dinner.
Scott: Yep.
How do you feel about being 10 tomorrow?
Scott: Sort of excited.
Excited about your birthday, or excited about being 10?
Scott: Because it’s my birthday – they’re both the same thing.
Is being 10 significant?
Scott: Well, it’s the first, like, 10s number so it’s sort of special.
And what are you hoping to get for your birthday?
Scott: I’m hoping for a thing to record my X Box videos and a new X Box Live adaptor, some of the Lego Movie stuff and some more Lego Movie minifigures. You know, that sort of stuff.
We’ll see tomorrow…
Scott: You already know – but I don’t.
Santa might come tonight.
Scott: (laughs) That’s not going to happen.
No presents for you, then.
Scott: Jimmy!
- When I asked Scott what this drawing has to do with his birthday, he replied: “It has nothing to do with my birthday and I’m proud of it – I’m a failure!”