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"Maybe we should take a video of us sparring and post it on Instagram." Robby suggested after practicing his punches from the punching bag in front of him.
You three were all in the Miyagi-Do garden, still all equally bummed out over the Valley Fest demos. Yet, you three were still trying to give out ideas on how to promote the dojo to get students. Actually, it was only Robby getting ideas. You were still completely embarrassed about your reputation after the demonstration.
"Everybody saw us at the Valley Fest, no one cared," Sam sat up from doing her stretches.
"Y/N's right." Robby suddenly spoke.
You were eating your apple right next to Sam, and you glanced at her in confusion. "I'd be cocky and thank him right now, but I didn't even say anything," you spoke through a mouth full of apple.
"Yuck, don't talk with your mouth full," Sam looked in disgust.
Robby chuckled. "No, like you were right about when those two boys walked in here seeking for offense karate. That's the problem, Miyagi-Do's all about defense."
"Defense wins championships," Sam comments.
"Yeah but the newbies coming in don't know that," you brought up.
"Exactly. People show up for the offense. That's why Cobra Kai's more popular." Robby says. "We need to show them we can fight too."
"I hear your idea, but how?" You ask.
"Why don't we go to the mall and pick a fight, record us defending ourselves." Sam sarcastically suggested, you girls laughed.
"It's not the worst idea," Robby shrugs.
"Yeah right," you scoff.
"It's a terrible idea," Sam scoffed too.
"Just go back to punching," you suggest to Robby. "Maybe then you'll find an idea."
You said it in a joking manner, but Robby continued his punching.
"He seems to listen to you a lot," Sam whispered, and you flushed red.
"Nu-uh," you denied her claim. "It could mean nothing at all."
"Whatever you think it is," Sam shrugged. "I'm going to go check on my dad, he's been checking on those cars for a little longer than we all thought." She stood up from the deck and went out front.
