Carole King's closing up shop, but Lane's still inside staring at the drum set like it's a nursery window. Carole King tells Lane that it's after 6 PM. Lane asks for five more minutes. She tells Carole King that she wants to go to New York someday. She asks if Carole King liked it there, and asks what it was like. Carole King asks Lane's name. She says it's nice to meet her, but that she doesn't want to get entangled in a conversation and forget that she wants to go home right now. Lane says that she has to have those drums, but that she can't afford them. Even if she had the money, she couldn't take them home because her mother would never stop crying. She says she has a proposal: Carole King lets her come and practice twice a week, Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM. In exchange, Lane will do things around the shop -- clean or do inventory. She says she can even teach Carole King Korean. Being bilingual is a good thing, she argues. Lane pleads and begs to rock until Carole King gives in. Carole King asks why Lane wants to come on Wednesdays and Fridays. Lane explains that MamaLane has Bible study on those days. Lane sits at the drums and asks if she can hit them this time. Lane screams, "A-one, two, three, four!" and beats the drums haphazardly. Carole King says she'll be in the back in case the cops come. Lane asks her to turn off the lights just in case her mother walks by the shop. Carole King turns out the lights and Lane plays the drums in the dark. ["How is Carole King going to sell the drums once Lane has played the hell out of them?" -- Wing Chun]