Then she asked if they let girls on the boxing team and I said Mr. Barnes tried to get you on it, but you weren't interested. Then--get this--she starts asking if you've got a hate-on for certain people."Sam looked worried, almost alarmed, but when she saw me watching, she tried to hide it and said, "So what'd you tell her?""That you're an equal opportunity hater.
In the story, a character discusses a conversation involving Sam and her interest in sports, specifically boxing. The narrator mentions that Mr. Barnes had tried to encourage Sam to join the team, but she wasn't keen on the idea. This conversation takes a turn when the character mentions that Sam's feelings towards certain individuals are being questioned.
Sam appears worried about how she is perceived, and when she notices the narrator's attention, she attempts to conceal her concern. The narrator lightens the mood by joking that Sam holds an equal-opportunity disdain for people, which reflects both humor and the complex dynamics of their friendship.
