A real one this time. Because the point of those stories, Joey, is that people's lives-- their real lives-- only begin when they step out into the world. David: Hey. David: Yeah. Eddie: Hey, uh... professor Hetson. Eddie: I'm not gonna punch him in his face again. He chooses life. Hetson: English. Hey, look, I took a major hit, too. I wish I was, but... you have no idea how hard it is for me to ask you for this, Rich, but a friend of mine a couple of weeks ago, he came to me and he wanted to double his money really fast. I'm talking about a summer here. Jack: Just to prove that I could do it, that I could be in a relationship. Jack: You're gonna end up with C.J. Joey: An A-minus? Joey: With you in California and me here? Loser. Pacey, do you want him? Pacey: Later, yeah. Pacey: Ok, good enough. Pacey: Will do, boss. Thousands of dollars at play in the stock market which, from what I understand, can only be described as globally weak? Which is why I'm breaking up with you. Who, me? [The scene fades from Joey reading the Card, to Pacey walking up to the back of Dawson's house, and him looking up into the sky, knowing that he has to tell Dawson that he has lost all of his money.] [she gives him a dirty look] What?
Plan: A: Dawson's money; Q: What does Pacey lose in the stock market? A: one; Q: How many times did Rinaldi insult Pacey? A: a med stock; Q: What kind of stock did Pacey invest in? A: Rich Rinaldi; Q: Who is Pacey's boss? A: a loser; Q: What does Rinaldi call Pacey? A: his face; Q: Where did Pacey punch Rinaldi? A: Joey; Q: Who passes her English final with an 'A'? A: English; Q: What subject does Joey choose as her major? A: the insufferable Professor Heston; Q: Who is Joey's English professor? A: Europe; Q: Where does Eddie surprise Joey with a trip to? A: their lives; Q: Eddie and Joey have a fiery conversation about how differently they live what? A: David; Q: Who breaks up with Jack? A: a steady relationship; Q: What does Jack ponder if he was only with David to prove to himself that he could hold? Summary: Pacey learns he has lost Dawson's money in the stock market after investing in a med stock that just went bust. Pacey then asks his boss Rich Rinaldi to borrow $18,000 to refund Dawson's money, but Rinaldi refuses. Frustrated and angry after Rinaldi insults Pacey one-too many times by calling him a loser, Pacey (having heard enough of that from everyone he knows) punches Rinaldi in his face which results in Rinaldi instantly firing Pacey. Back at school, Joey passes her English final with an 'A', which earns her a C+ average grade, and is relieved that her long ordeal with the insufferable Professor Heston is over. However, Joey later tells Heston that she wants him as her adviser when she decides to choose English as her major. Eddie surprises Joey with a trip to Europe for the summer, but a fiery conversation about how differently they live their lives leaves both of them questioning their future together. Eddie ends up breaking up with Joey with a letter. Elsewhere, David finally breaks up with Jack, who ponders if he was only with David to prove to himself that he could hold a steady relationship.