HiroC: Your last episode aired, yeah?
OnoD: Mm.... yeah, you just have to bring that up, don't you?
HiroC: Yeah, it was so funny though.
OnoD: Shut up, shut up!
HiroC: It just so happened that the studio where they took the last episode of Barakamon was doing Haikyuu afterwards. And you know how all the guys in Haikyuu are idiots? (C&D: AHAHAHA. AHAHA.)
HiroC: Haikyuu is a gathering of nothing but idiots.
OnoD: Ah- umm, in a good way, yeah. There were a lot idiots. Cause there're a lot of young guys.
HiroC: So Barakamon's last episode was recorded... and they were making Ono-kun cry. The reason was because of the child actors, who wrote about their hardships and stuff into a letter and read that out loud in a, like, they had a ceremony to present them to Ono-kun, yeah?
OnoD: Yes, they did.
HiroC: Yeah. And that scene was discovered by... the Haikyuu guys.
HiroC: "What, Ono's actually crying?" "Wah, wah, what a crybaby!" Well, it was Miyu who said that.
OnoD: Honestly...
HiroC: Wasn't that horrible?
OnoD: Miyu-kun and, Kamiya-san probably didn't know this but, Hino-kun too. THE GUYS WHO USED TO BE CHILD ACTORS.
HiroC: Mocking you like "What's he crying for!"
OnoD: The guys who used to be child actors - I mean these are children who are acting, you know? Talking about how they put their hearts into it - by the adults who used to be child actors themselves!
HiroC: It's no use though, there's honestly no helping them - they're all idiots.
OnoD: But, you know, it's all good. That was just right, in a way.
HiroC: And it was funny. It really seemed like a pretty good show too - until it got ruined by the Haikyuu guys.
OnoD: But it was memorable in that way, too.
HiroC: Then it's all good.
OnoD: Isn't it like that though? Like, even for Haikyuu, every show you do remains in your heart, surely.
HiroC: Haikyuu? Well, yeah... and it was funny.
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