[Lynn Sr. finds his brother doing high-knees on the bleachers at the football field, attempting to apologize to him for trying to sabotage his gym and deceiving him]
[annoyed] "Oh, joy. You found me."
"Well, this is where you always came when you were mad as a kid. Wouldn't be that hard to find."
"Pfft, well, you can leave, okay, because I don't want to talk."
"Lance, I'm sorry. [follows him] I-I should've told you the truth! But we were... [pants] getting along so well, I... I didn't... [wheezes] didn't try to mess that up... [exhausted] Oh, vision...going...blurry..." [sits down to catch his breath]
"Many years ago, I hereby might've remembered something incorrect if you folks here said a bit of it wasn't working out anymore. Your lying and sneaking around is what hurt the most. It was like a charley horse, but in my heart!"
"You're right. I acted like a ding-dang ding-dong. [holds his neck] Whoo, heh, pulse is not slowing down." [chuckles]
"Well, from now on, just be honest with me. If I can bench press four hundred pounds, I can handle the truth."
"I will. [tears up] Promise."
[also tears up] "Well, bring it in, then, big guy!"
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