We hear Rory ask Lorelai who told Miss Patty, but we see Luke look outside the diner window to spy CuteDean walking toward the door. Luke slams his coffee pot down and runs outside, racing toward CuteDean with his hand up and barking, "Stop right there." CuteDean is confused. Luke asks where he's going. CuteDean says that he's going to get coffee. Luke says that he's not going in there. "Turn around, Bag Boy," Luke says. CuteDean asks whether Luke is serious. "Do you see a smile on this face?" Luke asks. You know, I bet it's that leather jacket CuteDean is wearing. It always makes boys make poor decisions. But I still think that CuteDean didn't do anything wrong here. I bet he told Rory that they should break up until she decides she's ready to be with him, and that she just hasn't told us that at all. She's acting funny and blaming him, but I bet he's just giving her space and she doesn't know how to react to it all. This is because I want CuteDean to do no wrong. Y'all. He's making her a car. He wouldn't just dump her. ["But she's not accusing him of anything -- she just keeps saying that he 'doesn't want to be [her] boyfriend anymore.' Maybe that's all that happened; maybe he was just so embarrassed that she didn't say it back that he didn't know what else to do than break up with her (which is not the same as dumping her). I don't want him to do any wrong, either, but I don't think that his reacting immaturely out of humiliation and hurt is necessarily wrong -- just unfortunate. And not irrevocable." -- Wing Chun] CuteDean starts walking into the diner, and Luke pushes him the other direction, calling him a "smart guy." CuteDean asks what's going on. Luke says that he's exercising his right not to serve him. CuteDean tells him to let go and tries to do a fake under Luke's arm. They're now struggling with their arms around each other's hips. Hey, nice CuteDean butt shot, there.