Charlie wants to audition for a spot on the basketball team, and nothing is going to stop him. Well, except for Coach Cleo and her playful teasing about his short stature. Amused by her obvious physical superiority over him, Cleo thinks it's more fun to play around with Charlie's short stature, making him reach for the ball while she holds it high above her head. He jumps and stretches, trying to reach the ball, but it's no use. Cleo is just too tall. He can't even come close to touching it, no matter how hard he tries. He's never going to get the ball, not within his reach. Taunting and teasing him, Coach Cleo gives this tiny man more than he was bargaining for when signing up for the team. Standing side by side, Cleo points out the vast size differences between them as she compares and contrasts different measurements. Her long arm span is in stark contrast to Charlie's short arms, and her feet are bigger than his entire body. Even her legs are taller than Charlie's hips, and her big hands are almost the size of his face. In fact, she can pick him up effortlessly, which she does, in a front carry, swinging him while they still discuss their differences. She hangs him over her shoulders in a classic fireman carry, squatting while Charlie's whole weight is pressed upon her shoulders. It looks like they fit nicely in all types of lifts, a sight to behold. Continuing to tease and belittle the tiny man, Cleo makes Charlie’s face bright red with embarrassment as she makes Charlie reach for the ball again and again, extending her arms high up. Charlie tries to make her reach for the ball with his hands in return, but it's no use. Instead, Cleo just lifts him over her side in a koala bear carry and makes him extend his arms high up in the ceiling, just for him to experience and get a glimpse of being "tall" just for once in his pathetic life. She carries him off the court while taunting him “how can you even play basketball when I can literally just pick you up off the court?”, laughing at his frustration and humiliation.