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Big game tonight, Jerry. New York's
going to show Boston how it's really
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Celtics are going to kill them.
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Want to make it interesting?
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All right, 100 bucks?
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No, let's do an old school bet. The
loser is the winner's servant for a
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week. So you get my coffee, you get my
dry cleaning, anything goes.
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All right, deal.
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But don't think I'm going to take it
easy on you when I win.
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I'm going to own you.
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Okay, Jerry. That's Master Jerry to you.
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Knicks fans.
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When will you people learn?
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Well, that's coming along great.
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Nice work, guys.
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Celtics are on the road.
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You idiot.
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I'm awesome. No, you're not, dude. Don't
lie. I'm awesome. I'm driving around in
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my mom's ride. I'm awesome. A quarter of
my life gone by.
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I'm awesome.
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Hey, sorry for interrupting, everyone.
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Jared, do you have my calculator?
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Nice try. I gave it to you last week.
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That calculator was my graduation
present. I want that back now.
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Look at that.
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You owe me money because I had to put a
new battery in it. What? No, I'm not
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paying you for a new battery. What are
you talking about? I'm taking the
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battery. Give me that.
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Give me that.
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Get your hands off of Janine. I should
never have let you borrow her.
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You're...
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Bye, Mr. Hunt.
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What was going on there?
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Nothing. She has a crush on Mr. Hunt. So
do you.
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What?
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Really? Mr. Hunt?
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I was in high school once, too, so I get
when you have crushes on teachers.
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Not what I would have...
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Expected, but everybody has a different
crush. A little inappropriate when a
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teacher walks in to do all that.
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Because others may have crushes, too.
Who cares? Some of you may have a crush
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on... Mr. Chang.
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Mr. Chang.
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Birds of a feather, right?
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Mr.
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Dwyer. Mr... Jane,
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your parents have already chosen a
husband for you.
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You have no say.
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So you having a crush on another man is
inappropriate.
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Your husband has been chosen. He is out
there. You have not met him. He may be
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gorgeous. He may be sinfully ugly. And
when you meet him, you will love him.
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A lot of girls think Mr. Fellows is
cute. Mr. Fellows with the... with the
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clips? I hear people talking about Mr.
Bondi a lot. What? Mr.
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Bondi?
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All right. Who else?
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Go ahead.
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Give it.
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I know what's coming here, girls.
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I get it.
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Last call for crushes on teachers,
whether they are in the room or not.
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All right.
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Back to work.
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Ms. Galka's pretty. Who? Ms. Galka.
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Is what?
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Pretty, pretty.
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Pretty, pretty.
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Okay.
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I just don't understand why this can't
wait. There's been a kidnapping.
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What?
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Oh. The happy -go -lucky Wayne Leung
that existed before this was defaced has
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been taken.
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And I suggest expulsion.
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Oh, really? Of whom?
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All of them. Wayne, come on.
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It's a joke.
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I think you're taking the whole thing
just a little bit too hard.
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I think you'll change your mind when you
see your picture.
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Why am I a rabbit? Because you're soft.
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I think I know exactly who's responsible
for this.
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That's more like it.
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Okay, and the centerpiece for Xavier's
exciting new recycling program is this
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six -bin system. So, thanks, Alex. Thank
you. Let's save the planet, right,
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guys?
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When do we start doing this?
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It's the new recycling program, Jerry.
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All right, where does this go? Okay,
great. This is a great teaching
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opportunity. So this gets separated. The
lid goes into plastic, the sleeve and
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the cup goes into paper, and then the
teabag goes into compost. Easy. Oh,
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Yeah, that's all.
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You are crazy if you think I'm doing
that every time I have garbage.
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Okay, it is not a lot to ask so that my
kids can inherit a healthy planet, okay?
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Your kids? Mm -hmm. Oh, you must have
got artificially inseminated because you
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don't have a boyfriend anymore.
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Craig's gone.
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Shut it.
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So stop putting the cart before the
horse.
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Put that away. I... Oh, my God. Hey,
Simon.
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Hey. I don't know if you know this. A
couple girls in my class have a little
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crush on you.
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Oh, jeez whiz. Okay. I remember the
first time that happened to me. It's
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I wish this was the first time. It's
getting really out of hand, Jerry.
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Really out of hand.
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Oh, you know, just the notes.
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The compliments.
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Little screams when I'm walking down the
hallway.
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Little yelps and screams.
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I had to pull a girl aside the other
day. I had to sit her down and tell her,
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you know, your crush, while
understandable, not acceptable. No. Not
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No. I mean, what do these girls think,
you know? They think they're going to
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date me?
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Not one of them reminds me of my mother.
You know what I mean?
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Yeah. Yes, I'm probably going to, yeah.
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Hey, Simon, you're still doing the
teacher fashion show, right?
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Yeah, girl.
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Wouldn't miss that.
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Great.
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Jerry, do you want to strut your stuff
in a fashion show or what?
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Uh, let me think. No. That may be the
lamest thing I've ever heard, so...
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I'm not desperate for attention like
others.
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No offense.
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I'm a lot taken.
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Thanks, Jerry.
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David Alexander.
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Check his hands. What's going on, sir?
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How are they?
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Silky smooth.
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That's not what I was after. Is there
any marker on them?
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No. They're clean.
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Okay. You know what? It doesn't matter.
We know you did this.
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So why don't you make this easy on us
and just come clean?
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I didn't do this, sir.
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Dammit.
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Easy.
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Cartoons? Give me some credit. That's
baby stuff.
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Is it?
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Do you happen to know the baby that did
this, then, if it wasn't you? Maybe, but
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I would never rat out my fellow student.
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Oh, you wouldn't.
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Not even for one get -out -of -detention
-free card?
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Yeah.
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And I have nothing of value to give you?
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All right.
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You got a deal.
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Hey, sir. Hey.
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I like your shirt.
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What was that?
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I like your shirt. It looks nice on you.
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Okay. Can I speak to you for a second,
please?
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Yeah.
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What's up, sir?
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Okay.
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What you said back there, first of all,
understand I'm not angry.
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But there are boundaries.
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Not angry about what?
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Okay.
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had crushes on teachers before i get it
i don't have a crush okay you stick to
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that and we're fine is this because i
said i liked your shirt you kind of
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implied that you liked what was in the
shirt why would i have a crush on you
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okay no need to lash out and get angry
here i'm sorry sir but i don't have a
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crush on you you're not that cool i know
not that young right like mr hunt Like
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Mr. Dwyer. Sorry, we are the same age.
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Okay, just cool then. You're just not
cool. Cool.
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I mean, I'm sure you used to be cool
when you were younger, I guess. Yeah,
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you, Laurie. Can I go? Yeah, you can go.
Go, go, go.
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Why don't you get to class, girl?
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Instead of hanging out in the halls,
hitting on teachers.
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So students don't have crushes on you.
What's the big deal? I didn't say it was
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a big deal.
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But it's a little bit flattering when
you hear they do, and it's a sign of
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respect and that they look at you like a
role model. Yeah, I don't know. I had a
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crush on Ms. Gleason and it wasn't for
any of those reasons.
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Maybe you're just not as, you know, cool
and young as you think you are. No,
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that is not it, Bill. I think I'm
actually too hard on them, and they look
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me... Yeah, it's probably... Amanda,
come here for a second. No, no, don't.
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Amanda, this is my buddy Jerry, the
teacher, and Amanda just finished high
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school. So let me ask you, do you think
you would have had a crush on him?
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No. Right.
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But I've got an aunt who'd probably like
you. Oh, yeah. Well, I have an ugly
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friend that might like you, so... Why do
you want students to have crushes on
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you anyway?
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Pretty creepy.
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You're creepy.
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Okay, first of all, she's the same age
as us, so you don't have crushes on
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people at our age.
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We're not the same age. Oh, give me a
break.
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Um, Bill, can I see you later tonight?
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All right.
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See,
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that's a crush.
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Yeah, if you like cougars.
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Look, I know it might take a little bit
more effort, but... A little bit? This
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is a bigger waste of time than most of
my relationships.
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What happens if we put something in the
wrong bin? I think we all die.
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Oh, come on, guys.
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God forbid you should put a milk carton
in the plastics bin.
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That is enough.
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Boobie do good things and you cry.
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Poor Trudy.
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Boobie make a safe planet while Malik
home country fight hurricane.
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And the animal's flying.
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Didn't realize he was such a little
firecracker.
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Wouldn't mind having a little slice of
that life of pie.
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Not cool.
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Not cool, Trudy.
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Look, this kid is a monster, okay? One
tough nut to crack. So here's the
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strategy. I'll be the good cop. I'll be
the cop that's an alcoholic.
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His wife just left him. He's two days
away from retirement. He doesn't have
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for this. He lives on the beach in a
trailer with his dog, Rusty.
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That's good.
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Makes my guy seem so boring all of a
sudden. Don't worry. You chose good cop.
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know, but just because he's a good cop
doesn't mean maybe he's not going
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a bad time or something. What do you
want?
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Prone to outbursts?
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Fine. Unorthodox method? No.
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No. Do you think a cop that lives down
by the beach with his dog is going to
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play by the rules? He's tough.
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This is not going to be easy.
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Nothing worth having ever.
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Tubbs. So, Alex, before we begin,
anything you'd like to confess? Maybe
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something you did wrong? I didn't do
anything wrong.
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Hey, we'll be the judge of that.
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You're scaring me. Good, because day's
about to turn into night, young friend.
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Alex, we'd just like to ask you a couple
of questions about a couple of staff
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pictures. Why? What happened to them?
Oh, come on, Alex!
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Oh, bud.
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We know you did it. Be honest. It's the
right thing to do.
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I haven't even seen the pictures.
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Hey! You kiss your mother with that
filthy lion mouth?
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I swear I didn't do anything.
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Oh, dear.
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It's not your fault.
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Breathe, breathe.
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Just calm down. Calm, relax. Take a
breath.
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Breathe. Yeah.
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Sunshine.
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What the hell is going on here?
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Huh?
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Alex?
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What are you doing to this boy?
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Slow down, please.
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What's up, boss?
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Hey, Jerry, what's up?
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Not much.
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Chilling.
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Nice and slow.
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Thanks. Hey, Mr. Hunt. Hey, Mr. Hunt.
Hi, girls.
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So funny.
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That wasn't funny.
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What are you doing this weekend, Mr.
Hunt?
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Uh, girls, I'm sorry. It's not
appropriate for me to discuss personal
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Yeah, girls, that's not appropriate.
There are boundaries.
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There are things you don't ask us.
Exactly. It's none of your business what
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Hunt does on the weekend. Okay? If he's
going home, where he lives... With his
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mother? To hang out with her? What are
you doing this weekend?
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Probably just going to rent some movies.
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Cute.
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Okay. Or if I'm going clubbing. Who
cares? That's none of your business. You
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can't come. I'm not telling you what
club I'm going to.
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You're not even old enough.
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So enough with the questions about what
we're doing.
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Yeah. You got it? Hey, we heard you're
in the fashion show, Mr. Hunt. It's
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pretty cool.
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That's cool?
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Really cool.
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Bye, Mr. Hunt. Bye.
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Don't be telling everybody he lives with
his mother.
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Please.
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Thanks for that, but I think I'm going
to have to have a discussion with those
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girls.
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See you later.
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See you later.
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That's all it is.
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All right, what's going on?
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Well, sir, we are very close to figuring
out who did that.
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Galloway.
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You think it was Galloway? He's not my
biggest fan, and you should hear the
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filthy things he says about you. Wayne,
stop it. It was David. He set us up.
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Damn it.
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Let's roll.
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Mr. DeYoung, sit down.
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Look, some kid drew on your pictures.
Get over it.
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Go apologize to Alex and then drop this
whole thing. Understood?
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Yes. But I really think if I could just
have five minutes alone with David, I
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could... Understood.
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Understood.
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Do you want our badges?
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Can I still be in the fashion show?
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You want to be in the fashion show now?
Yeah, that's what I just said.
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Oh, I thought you weren't lame and
desperate for attention.
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Okay, can I be in it or not?
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Yes, but only because somebody dropped
out. Awesome. All right. I usually wear
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something sporty or maybe something kind
of... Your outfit's already picked out
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for you. All right. What is it?
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Tweed.
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I'm not wearing that.
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Why not? It's fine. This is what
Callahan was supposed to wear before he
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out. I'm replacing Callahan. Callahan's
twice my age.
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It's... Perfect for your age range,
Jerry.
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No, we're not in the same age range.
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You're on the lower end of it, but yeah.
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Totally.
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What at least have you wearing? Just
some cool jeans and a tight T -shirt
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says, Switch. Switch with me. Let me
wear that.
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What? Why? What are you wearing? What's
the difference? What's a switch?
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You're right.
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I could probably pull off anything at
this point. I feel real confident these
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days.
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Alex, the reason we brought you in here
is because we want to apologize.
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Why am I here?
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Because you're going to apologize to
Alex as well. For what?
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For lying to us.
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I didn't lie.
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Word around the school was that Alex was
the one who drew on your pictures.
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Really? Because Alex told us he's never
even seen the pictures.
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I think I'm gonna cry again.
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Everything's fine. We believe you.
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And I'm sorry.
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Thank you.
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And I was told to apologize as well.
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Thanks.
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David?
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But... David.
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I'm sorry.
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That's okay. I know you're just doing
your jobs. And I don't think you look
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a rabbit.
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And you're not the devil.
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Oh, thank you.
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Wait a second.
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I thought he never saw the pictures.
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Well done, David.
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Be you, David.
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Why are we doing this?
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Thanks for helping me with this, Malik.
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Mine is the pleasure, Boobie.
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And thank you for having my back with
Trudy and Lisa. I just, I believe in
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you know?
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Malik also.
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You know what? I don't care what people
say. This is important, right?
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Oh!
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It is good to feel like we're making a
difference in the world, right?
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Good for us.
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Thank you,
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Ms. Johnson.
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And up next, we have our very own...
model social science piece we switch
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up a bit oh my god i'm too sexy for my
love too sexy for my love love's going
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leave um okay mr duncan is wearing a
flashback to the 80s
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you can see he's wearing red pants and a
lot of neon and uh
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for my shirt.
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Too sexy for my shirt. So sexy it hurts.
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I'm too sexy for Milan.
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Too sexy for Milan.
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New York and Japan.
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I'm too sexy for your party.
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Too sexy for your party. No way I'm just
a dancing.
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I'm a model.
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You know what I mean? And I do my turn
on the catwalk.
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Yeah, on the catwalk.
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Yeah,
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I do my turn on the catwalk.
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I'm sexy for my car.
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Too sexy for my car. Too sexy by far.
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I'm too sexy for my hat.
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Give it up for Mr. Duncan.
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Up next we have Mr. Hunt.
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I'm not really sure what he's... Oh,
wow!
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I was supposed to wear that.
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Mr.
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Hunt is wearing a stylish three -piece
suit with a paisley ascot.
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Jerry, come on.
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Okay.
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This is inappropriate.
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Wow. Two eras really coming together.
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You'd be kidding me.
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You can't believe someone would do that.
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That's ridiculous.
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I couldn't agree more.
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Who do you think would do this?
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I don't know, Alex. There's a lot of
kids in this school. It's impossible to
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know, but it's just silly if you ask me.
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Yeah.
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But I wouldn't be surprised if it was
that big guy, Jimmy.
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Jimmy.
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I bet you that's who it was. I bet
you're right. Jimmy would do this.
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Bye, sir. See ya.
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Hey, sir.
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Just wanted to say that you were really
good in the fashion show and...
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Still
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got it.
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