Omar (to Dave): How do you figure?
Well, you do have to admit that there are probably less black people applying to Yale. Right? So, I'd imagine that they'd probably have to keep a certain number of spots open for you guys.
What are you saying -- I got into Yale because of affirmative action? Because I have never gotten any advantage for being black, not one.
No, I didn't say anything about affirmative action. Did I say anything about that? Come on, it's not like I was calling you a token.
A what?! You think I'm a token?
No, no, no, I said you weren't a token. Don't be so sensitive, Omar.
Oh, so now I'm an overly sensitive token. Okay. You know what? I've had enough. I think we should go.
No, no, it's okay.
No, no, no, Vicky. If he wants to go, let him go. He said he didn't even want to come here today. You know, I think he might be a little bit of a racist.
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