[Barry is about to tell Kravitz what a good job he did landing the lucky in the square on his first toss, when he starts asking so. many. questions. The little boy blinks at him, mouth opening and closing like a goldfish for a couple of seconds.]

Um, it's. Um...

[Wow, this kid really has never played hopscotch before, huh.]

It's, um... easier to keep track with th'lucky? [Barry scratches at his ear, trying to think of more reasons why the lucky is so crucial to the game.] A-Also if y'miss th'square, y'have t'skip your turn, which makes it easier for the other player to win! So y'gotta practice your throws! Jumpin' is easy, throwin' is hard. D-Does that make sense?