Danielle: Ooh, boxers.
Matthew: I always wear boxers. You just caught me on a weird day.
Ferrari: I know I lost my virginity at prom. How about you? When did you lose your virginity?
April: When I was ten.
Ferrari: Okay, moving on.
Eli: Dude.
Matthew: I know.
Klitz: Dude.
Matthew: I know.
Kelly: Ok people, let's make some fuckie Fuckie.
Kelly: Those crazy little fuckers man, they sure know their numbers.
Eli: Okay, you know what the three of us are? We're a tripod.
Klitz: A tripod?
Eli: Yes, a tripod. Which means that if you knock out one of our legs, WE-ALL-FALL.
Matthew: I'm in so much trouble.
Danielle: Hi, I'm all wet. Can I come in?
Eli: I could make a better sex-ed film with my mom.
Kelly: Friends don't fuck with each other's business.
Matthew: I just wanna let you know, I know who you really are, and you're better than this.
Matthew: Hey, there's the big daddy.
Dr. Salinger: Matthew, what has been going on?
Matthew: Some serious shit.
Mrs. Kidman: Eli, do those girls go to your school?
Eli: Actually, no, Mrs. Kidman, they're porn stars.
Kelly: Ah, it's cool. I like runnin' errands.
Kelly: Hey, you guys know Matty? I hung with him last night. Guy's the tits.
Kelly: Stay in school.
Answer: While it doesn't have anything to do with the overall plot, the crash shows just how much Matthew is afraid to do the wrong thing and perhaps how he overthinks things. As we know all he would be doing is missing a bit of school by getting in his car and driving from the school. The fact that Matthew is able to imagine an horrific crash of a security guard because of just skipping school shows how worried he is about doing the wrong thing.
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