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Hey, did you get Mr. Finn's text about
the Music Fest audition?
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He wants to have double band rehearsal.
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Yeah, I've never seen him this excited
about anything.
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Including the time he found out you get
a free cookie whenever you donate blood.
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He lost a lot of blood that week.
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It's his childhood dream to play the
Austin Music Fest. A lot of childhood
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dreams go away.
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Austin Music Fest!
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Woo! Woo -hoo!
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not sorry.
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No biggie. O -M -G. Our hands just
touched. Total biggie.
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Play it cool.
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Cooliocious, girl girl.
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What the heck was that?
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Words. Did I just say words?
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Get it together, Summer.
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Uh, so anything interesting happening in
your life?
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Maybe if I leave my hands here, it'll
touch hers again.
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No.
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care if this was an accident. This
counts.
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We're a real couple.
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Uh, I think we're holding hands.
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Yep. Yep.
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But we probably shouldn't tell everyone
yet. Yeah, they'll make a big deal out
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of it.
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Oh, totally not a big deal.
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Okay,
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guys. No pressure, but if we do this
right, we're gonna get into the Austin
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Music Festival. I snuck in when I was a
kid, and I asked my hero, Keith
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Richards. I asked him what advice he had
for a young rocker, and he looked me
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right in the eye, and he said, not right
now, kid.
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Words I've lived by ever since.
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We got you, Mr. Finn. Your dream's
coming true.
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I hear that one, two, three beating
inside of me.
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I just can't fight anymore.
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Okay, okay. Freddie, what's going on?
Your tempo is all over the place.
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Oh, uh, new drumsticks.
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Uh, drumsticks that I really, really
like.
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A lot.
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What's so great about them?
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They're prettier than the other sticks.
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But not just pretty, they're smart and
dependable, and they're really focused
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their future.
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Okay.
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Drummers.
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I think it's nice that you have that
kind of relationship with your
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You're beautiful too, keyboard.
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I'm going to call you Denise.
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Okay, guys, focus.
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I've been dreaming of playing in this
festival my whole life.
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We know.
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You do?
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Have you been sneaking into my dreams
like that horror movie?
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It's on your shirt.
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Look, it's Pat from the band Train.
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Yeah, right. Like Pat from Train is
going to be one of the judges. Hey,
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she thinks you're Pat from Train.
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Oh, yeah, I get that a lot.
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Because I'm Pat from Train.
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Uh, hello, Mr. Train.
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He represents the best of music and
transportation.
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Oh, now I'm super nervous.
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Relax, Mr. Finn.
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They'll love us. We have a secret
weapon. A killer phone machine will set
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during the song.
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Plus, I built a drum cage for Freddy
that spins and lights up like a rock and
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roll spaceship.
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And I'm wearing this really cool hat.
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Where's Summer and Freddy?
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We can't rock out without a rhythm
section. The judges will think we're dad
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rock.
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nothing to worry about. They're just
setting up the phone machine.
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How much are we supposed to put in?
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Lauren said just a teeny bit.
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You're a really good pourer.
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You should see me pour liquids.
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Next band up is School of Rock.
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All right, guys, play that song.
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You know, the one that makes me go all
night long. Yeah, we get it, Pat from
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Train.
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Uh, are you sure this thing's safe,
Lauren? The Orb of Doom?
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Of course not.
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Destroy! One, two, three, four!
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From the brain to the beauty to the
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Hey, show me what you know.
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Give it up.
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I can't figure out how everything went
so wrong.
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Summer and Freddy put too much soap in
the foam machine, and Freddy hit the
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wrong switch on the drum orb. But other
than that, it's a mystery.
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I guess some dreams just aren't meant to
be.
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Maybe this will make you feel better,
Mr. Finn.
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I still got foam in my nose.
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Oh, nose bubbles.
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Come on, Mr. Finn, give it a try.
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You should be sadder on bubbles.
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Okay.
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I don't see anything, Mr. Finn.
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I think the bubbles came out of
somewhere else.
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No!
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Whatever you do, don't pop it!
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It's coming right at me!
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Don't blow it at me!
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It burns!
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I do feel better.
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a few tweets, Larry.
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Guys, quit fooling around.
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We've got to get these instruments back.
Even though it's a Sunday and the
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school's empty, we don't want to take
any chances.
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Need some little help?
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Sometimes being in a secret band isn't
all it's cracked up to be.
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Is it?
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Don't get me wrong. I love being in
school with Rock.
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Can you hold this, too?
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Sure thing, Tamiki.
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Tamiki?
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My mother won't let me monitor the halls
at home, so here I am.
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So, how much did you hear?
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I love being in School of Rock.
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Ha! I finally have proof that you're
School of Rock.
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Clark about School of Rock. I haven't
even told my cat.
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But I think Fluffy already knows.
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Fluffy knows everything.
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When that little worm shows up early to
tell Principal Mullins, you lower me
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from the ceiling and I'll steal his
boat.
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I have some big news.
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I sent you a million DMs this weekend,
but you must have accidentally blocked
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me. Yeah, accidentally.
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Right.
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Look, Clark, when I leave school, I
crawl into my little weekend bubble
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it's all about Rosalie. But I have
something important to tell you. Not
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Clark. I need to ease out of the bubble.
But respect the bubble.
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And, Tamika, whatever you're doing up
there,
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Stop it.
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Give me that phone.
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Nice try, Tamika.
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Whoa.
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Please don't tell Principal Mullins.
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I'll do anything.
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Anything?
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This is going to be fun.
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Step on it, Tamika. We have to get to my
locker before class.
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If you're someone built like a bird,
you're supposed... Surprisingly heavy.
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Oh, I need to make a big stop. You can
drop me here.
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Rest up. We have the mile run today at
gym.
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Gotta get that phone.
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Yesterday was so much fun.
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I mean, until we nearly drowned in foam
and almost killed the music festival
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committee.
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Best first date ever.
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But after that audition, I'm thinking
now is not the best time to tell the
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about us.
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Right. around everyone else will just
act totally normal.
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Hey, guys.
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Nothing!
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Uh, look who I totally randomly just
bumped into. Summer. Weird, huh?
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Not really. We have breakfast here every
day.
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Mind if we join you?
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Why would we mind?
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Get in here!
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What? Uh, I mean, why shouldn't friends
be able to hold hands without it being a
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big deal?
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No reason, I guess.
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This is great.
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I gotta get in on this.
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Oh, yeah.
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We should do this more often.
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Want in, Summer?
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I'm good.
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Listen, class.
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I've been thinking about the audition.
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And, Summer, I don't want you to blame
yourself.
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I'm blaming you!
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What? You're the manager of the band.
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You're usually on top of all this stuff.
But lately, it's like your mind's been
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on something else.
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It's not all her fault, Mr. Finn.
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No, no, no.
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You're right.
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It's also your fault.
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And Lauren's.
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And that stupid hat.
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It's stupid.
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I'm sorry things didn't work out, Mr.
Finn.
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Me too.
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But if Taylor Swift taught me anything,
it's to shake it off.
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Shake it off.
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Shake it off.
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She is very wise.
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So we didn't get any off the music fest.
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Things could always be worse.
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Check it out.
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They just posted the lineup for the
festival.
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Mr. Finn, your old band, the Dewey Finn
Experience is playing.
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What?
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Come on!
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When I said things could get worse, they
didn't really believe it, but they got
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worse. So much worse!
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Mr. Finn, remember what you always tell
us.
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When things aren't going your way, you
always have music.
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Thank you.
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I need to lose myself in the music.
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You know what? I've been working on a
little song that I'd like to share with
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you guys.
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It's called...
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It's the note for you.
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You heart me?
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There's nothing weird about letting your
buddy know you care.
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You heart... Zach?
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I do.
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Aw. And you even put glitter in it.
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Because I know how much Zach likes
glitter.
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That's true.
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Okay, this is getting weird.
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It's not weird.
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It's beautiful.
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Um,
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Mr. Finn, are you okay?
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Yes, Summer. I'm peachy. Why?
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Shouldn't we be learning math?
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No. Mm -mm.
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Because today, we're learning about
life.
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And the lesson is, nothing matters.
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Might as well just eat this chop.
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That's not better.
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Mr. Finn, I know you're down, but things
do matter.
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You still have School of Rock, and
you're still our teacher.
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Yeah, the best teacher we've ever had.
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That's gotta count for something.
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You're right.
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I may not have what it takes to get into
the Oxford Music Fest, but you've truly
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inspired me.
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Starting now, I'm committing myself to
being the best teacher I can be.
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Good day, Susan.
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It's still first period.
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Starting now.
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Oh, there's my little helper monkey.
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I thought I was your helper monkey, sir.
Oh, you've been demoted to assistant
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monkey.
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Dr.
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Julian, stat!
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Here in the afternoon, sir.
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Life hack?
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Oh, that's right. You'll need to really
get in there.
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There is no way I'm touching that melon.
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I love being in School of Rock.
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Children, take your seats.
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Huh?
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I have two loves.
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Playing music and teaching new kids. And
since one of those dreams is dead, I've
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decided to take teaching super
seriously.
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Hey, sorry I'm late, Mr. Finn. You're
late!
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I just said that.
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You just turned yourself a tardy in the
attendance book.
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Where's the attendance book?
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You drew a box on all the pages.
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Oh, yeah.
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Man, I miss the old me.
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So do we.
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You know what will make you feel better?
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You need to make peace with your old
band and let go of all that baggage.
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Then you can move on and be the best
you.
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Oh, I think you're right.
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I'm going to do that.
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Wow, Lauren.
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That's deep.
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My mom listens to a lot of self -help
tapes when her relationships don't work
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out, which is always.
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You also might want to join a gym and
get your back waxed.
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Don't look now, but I'm bringing the
hammer.
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This is where you wanted to be.
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Check out the noob they replaced me
with.
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Wow. He's really cute.
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Sure. But can he play guitar?
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He
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plays
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like an angel.
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Dewey Finn?
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Oh. Hey, Colton.
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Sid. Beth.
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Hurley, dude I don't know.
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I'm Slade Von Slade. But you can call me
Slade Von Slade.
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So you're my replacement, huh?
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I mean, you look all right.
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But I bet you don't bring my rock moves
to the table.
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Uh -uh. Huh, yeah.
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Mm,
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mm, mm, mm.
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Were those rock moves or were those
arthritis, Grandpa?
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Oh, check me out.
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Oh, no.
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It's a rock off.
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You got the rock snake.
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Why are you here?
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I came to forgive you guys for kicking
me out of the band because you couldn't
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handle my haircut.
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Wait, you think we kicked you out of the
band because of your hair?
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They voted you out of the band because
you were childish, unreliable, and self
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-centered.
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So it wasn't because of my hair?
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Oh, man.
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I feel like a weight has been lifted.
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I just want to say that the Dewey
Finuino is none of those things.
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He's generous.
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He thinks more about us than he does
himself. We can always rely on him.
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Mr. Finn is always there for us.
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And he has dope hair.
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I always said you were a worthless jerk.
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Maybe we misjudged you.
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Oh, no, no, no, no, no. See, I was the
one that called him a worthless jerk.
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I don't think so, babe. You were the one
who said he was a virus slowly killing
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our band.
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Hey, I said that too. I can't say more
than one smart thing.
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God, you are such a controlling
boyfriend.
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We're a couple in the same van, too.
That's so cool.
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Listen, I came to say that I'm happy for
you.
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You're on your path, and I'm on mine.
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We'll always be brothers in rock.
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This calls for some glitter!
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What? So glitter's only cool when Freddy
does it?
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Let's make up. High five, rock bro.
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So we're good?
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I think my arm's broken.
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Okay, everything's forgiven.
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Let's go, kids.
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Wait, you just broke our guitarist's
arm. Guys, we can't play the Austin
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Fest without our rhythm guitarist.
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We need you to play with us.
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Really?
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Well, this worked out for all of us.
High five, Rock Bro!
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Oh, no!
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I... Hate you, Dewey Finn.
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You got your dream, Mr. Finn. You get to
play the Austin Music Fest.
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Thanks, guys. I couldn't have done it
without you.
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Or Colton Delicate Bone.
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And after we play the festival, you're
going with us on a six -month tour.
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Say what?
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That's right. Five guys in a four -seat
sedan for six months.
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You gotta get the middle heat.
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Six months?
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Unless you're not the Dewey Finn
experience material.
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I'm Dewey Finn.
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We'd lose you as our teacher.
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And that would mean the end of School of
Rock.
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I know I speak for the rest of the band
when I say we wouldn't want to keep Mr.
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Finn from pursuing his dream, but...
Really? I'm in!
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I don't think he heard the but.
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Did we just break up?
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