- me:
- How old are racehorses typically?
- Regan:
- Usually about two or three years old.
- me:
- That's it, eh? So for the rest of their lives are they just put out to stud?
- Regan:
- Yeah, basically.
- me:
- What about show jumping horses?
- Regan:
- A little older, like 7 years old.
- me:
- Oh, so they last a little longer?
- Regan:
- Yeah, well they're not worn out so quickly, right.
- me:
- And do they use the same horses for both? Like, after a racehorse is retired, does it ever go to show jumping?
- Regan:
- No, I don't think so.
- me:
- How do you know so much about horses? Oh that's right, you're a girl.
- Victor:
- [steps to the tee wearing a pair of bright purple Converses, takes a practice swing]
- me:
- That is a striking pair of shoes, Victor.
- Victor:
- I know. They're my groomsman shoes.
- me:
- Your brother had you wear those at his wedding? Oh that's right, your brother's a hipster.
- me:
- So we're decided on sushi then?
- Megan:
- Yeah, someplace with good rolls.
- me:
- Oh that reminds me, we should really go to Posh, they have a deal right now with non-stop sukiyaki and sashimi.
- Megan:
- But not sushi.
- me:
- Yeah, the sashimi is all-you-can-eat too.
- Megan:
- But not rolls. With rice.
- me:
- But... oh that's right, you're all white.
- Whitey:
- [looks on]
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