“I’m a little nervous,” she said, frowning a little. “I’ve never done this before.”
“To tell you the truth, me either,” he said, grinning sheepishly.
“Oh!” she said, brightening considerably, “Well that makes me feel a lot better.”
“Why?” he laughed, “It makes me a hell of a lot more nervous to know neither of us know what we’re doing.”
“Well,” she said, grinning devilishly, “At least I know if something goes wrong it’s not my fault.”
“I guess that’s true,” he laughed.
“Besides,” she said, “It can’t be that hard. Total morons manage to do it just fine all the time.”
“Maybe it’s because they don’t think too hard about it,” he said, “We might think too hard about it and mess it up.”
“I guess that could happen,” she said.
“It’s something that has to be done though,” he said.
“Oh definitely,” she said, “It’s not something that you can just not do.”
“And you know, with you, I just…it just seemed like the right thing to do.”
“Don’t worry about it,” she laughed, “I wouldn’t be able to do it by myself after all.”
“Well, I guess we should get it over with,” he said, sighing.
He turned back to her car and stared at the front wheel. “Let’s get this tire changed.”