By Montykins
Cole and Taylor meet up at Bryant Park, which you might recognize as "the place Montykins always thinks is the ice skating rink at Rockefeller Center." Cole is gleeful about Sebastian being out of the picture and wants to know if they are "for real." Taylor confirms that they are.
Camille comes to Jessie's place. Jessie tells us that she started with Operation Smile when she was a freshman. Camille's worried because of Jessie's rumored bitchiness. Jessie is willing to accept the help from Camille as long as she's serious. They have a fifty-person committee, which is then broken into subcommittees. Jessie is in charge of the Fashion Committee (which reminds me that Daria is coming out on DVD! Finally!) and meets with designers. Camille interviews that she thinks Jessie is "blowing herself up a bit" but is much friendlier in person, praising how organized everything sounds. Jessie reiterates how important it is that Camille be committed. This segues into Jessie "getting to know" Camille. Camille's gone to an all-girls school all her life, which Jessie thinks is weird. Camille claims that Jessie's school is easier and more laid-back, which Jessie takes offense to. Camille tries to let it go, but she just can't. Camille tells us that she is convinced that her school requires more work and that Jessie's school gives time off for parties and probably Earth Day. Jessie interviews: "Kids from my school go to amazing colleges. So why don't you check our record before you say something like that, Camille." Then she does an annoying clicky-wink thing.
The discussion apparently goes on for awhile, and Camille claims that she eventually lets it go. Frankly, since neither of the schools will allow their names to be mentioned on the show, I have a hard time caring.
Jessie is talking about horoscopes or something with Kat when the doorbell goes crazy. It's PC, finding a way to be annoying when he's not even in the room. Jessie complains to PC and Kat about Camille's claim that her school was harder. It's hard to understand her because she's talking really fast and eating chips at the same time. Kat and PC are supportive of Jessie's anger. PC says, "It's like, well, let's see who gets into college first." Well, you and Jessie are seniors and Camille's a junior. I don't think that's an entirely fair race. The three of them snipe at Camille, describing her as a boring, obnoxious, 12-year-old. Jessie's mother comes in and PC keeps calling her "Susan" and telling her she looks stunning. Jessie tells him to stop flirting with her mother, which is a fair request.
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