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When Mr. Duncan was discussing the
Republic, he cited John Grisham as the
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author, which is obviously wrong. Can
anyone tell me who actually wrote the
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Republic? Plato?
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Correct. You want to quickly go over the
Aristotle stuff he screwed up?
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Definitely.
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What's going on here?
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You're not as late as usual, sir.
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Looks like you're teaching the class.
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Why am I back?
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Sorry, Father. No, no, no. This is
great. You think this is easy? Good
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ahead. Tell them who Aristotle is.
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Aristotle was a Greek philosopher and
scientist. He's quoted as saying, we are
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what we repeatedly do. So, excellent.
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Okay, no one knows what that means.
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What was her last name?
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He had no known last name. Sit down. Sit
down.
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Stupid little idea.
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Everybody has a last name.
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Aristotle. Own that.
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Maybe I need to bring her in here as a
guest speaker one day.
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Please leave the teaching to the
professionals.
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I'm awesome.
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No, you're not, dude. Don't lie.
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I'm awesome. I'm driving around in my
mom's ride. I'm awesome. A quarter of my
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life gone by.
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I'm awesome.
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My contract got renewed for this year.
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Me too. And I got all the same classes.
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What a relief.
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To know that there is a permanent
position here waiting for me.
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Contracts were handed out for next year?
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I'm sorry, Jerry. I forgot you were long
-term occasional.
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Yeah, for now.
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Maybe that'll, you know, I don't know.
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Maybe you haven't spoke to Lisa yet.
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Yes. Just talk to her for like ten
minutes.
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Hey, I know what it could be. Somebody
who does have one of these contracts
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like sick.
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I'm talking real sick.
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goes on long -term disability, then you
got the LTO on the LTD, maybe they get
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an STD, and you're coming back in as an
LTO!
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Yeah, that didn't help, but you guys...
Cool!
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I am so happy, though, really.
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Hey,
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guys, can I at least get out? Can I at
least leave before I do that in front of
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me?
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I'm sorry, too.
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Sorry.
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I knew you were coming back. Oh, my
gosh. I thought, oh, I'm going to get a
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apartment. Maybe I can get around the
corner. Maybe that would help. If I get
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around the corner, it's not like you're
whispering.
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No, it's... I can even hear your feet
jumping in celebration.
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Sorry.
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Three,
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four, five, six, seven, eight.
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How big do you think the school is?
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Mr. Cheely, this is Duncan Mason.
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You gave everyone a contract today but
me.
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Jerry, you're an LTO.
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Exactly, and I did you both a huge favor
taking that LTO because you had nobody
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else. Pretty sure we did you the favor
letting you back into school.
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I want a full -time contract.
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I want a pillow made of cotton nail
kittens. Just if we're saying out loud
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the things we want. It's funny. I think
what Robert's trying to say is that we
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don't have any full -time positions
right now, Jerry.
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Let me make this even more clear. I need
a full -time contract by end of today
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or I'm going to another school.
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You said end of the day. Do you mean
like end of the school day or like end
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the calendar day? The school day is
almost over.
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End of the day day, like midnight. I'm
going to be sleeping at midnight. You
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want to set an alarm and call you at
midnight? That's ridiculous.
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I just wanted to be absolutely certain
how much time we had to not give him a
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contract.
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As you can probably tell, our head of
phys ed will be taking maternity leave
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give birth to our child.
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You don't need to tell anybody that.
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National volleyball team and a
triathlete. Wow.
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Bobby here can barely even swim.
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No, I can swim.
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You should swim more because it would be
good for your arthritis. I don't have
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arthritis. Speaking of swimming.
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I mean, you guys are out. I can't. We're
just so
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thrilled that you'd consider us for this
position.
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You know, we have over 25 years of
teaching fitness, and we were
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The Amazing Race, so we think we have a
lot to offer the school.
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Understatement of the millennium. I
mean, have you ever done The Amazing
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Well, no, but that's... Right. You
should try it. It is amazing.
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And it's a race. What's going on here?
In the circle of honesty, there is one
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thing I feel a tiny bit weird about.
It's the idea of you two sharing a
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Are you... Sure, you're okay with that?
This isn't about money for us at all.
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I have to say, I think you're a very
worthy candidate.
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These guys don't even have their
education degree.
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Is that what it is? Have a degree, but
you don't have the passion to help kids
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get active? Are you looking for somebody
that doesn't want to really make it
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their passion, their life?
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Why is he yelling at me? You've got to
move. We have done stuff on the job. We
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have been in the trenches. We know what
these kids need. Strapping on a helmet
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and storming the beaches of physical
fitness is what it's about.
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not important as i always say those who
can't teach do you just have to keep it
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and have fun body break oh god hi
everyone can i have your attention
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okay it seems as though i've come in
under budget this year yay me so i just
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wanted to spend all of that money on the
staff So I'm planning a little foray at
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Maison Delisa. I hope you can all
attend. Just to thank you for all of
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work this year. Is there going to be
entertainment?
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Oh, I'm sure I can arrange something.
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You know what I love is a magician.
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You've got music, right? You should get
a mariachi band.
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Or do you know what else is a huge party
pleaser?
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Condoms and lube.
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No, well, I was going to say chocolate
fountain.
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You guys really know how to throw a
soiree.
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All right, tell everyone that you know
it's going to be at 7 .30 tomorrow
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Don't be late.
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Hey.
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Maybe I bring wifey? Oh, Mr. Malik, I'm
so sorry.
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It's actually kind of more of an admin
faculty thing.
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Plus, I need you to walk up. I hope you
understand.
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I like when they're joking. Good one.
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How could they not offer me a position
after everything I've done for that
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school? I think what you've done to that
school, not so much what you've done
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for it. They wouldn't have talent if it
slapped him in the face. Yeah.
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Besides, you put Lisa and Robert in
charge anyway.
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Absolutely. I mean, the board,
technically, but I know it.
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I know what you mean. If I was in
charge, things would be pretty
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Probably a lot of kids who won't go to
college.
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I also value teachers who realize it's
not just about teaching when you're a
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teacher. No. No, not with you. It's
about connecting with the students,
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Connecting with the students.
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It's not about education and learning.
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It's about connecting, and I'm the best
at that. I think you're a visionary, and
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I've said it before, and I still believe
it, and it's too bad you're not in
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charge.
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Too bad I'm not in charge.
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I don't know what the hell he's talking
about most of the time. Okay.
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We had a couple of days of interviews
with Robert, so... How's that going?
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Well, I'll tell you how it's not going.
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Terrible. Because it's not going
terrible. It's going so well.
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Okay, I'm going to go out on a limb here
and say something's wrong.
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What could be wrong? I'm just
interviewing one overqualified candidate
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another to take my job, and that's cool,
right? It's fun for me.
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Good time.
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Hey, hello.
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Do you think...
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but people will miss me when I'm gone.
With Hal and Joanne Body Break running
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the show?
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Bad chance.
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What? Have you met them?
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Yeah. They are kind and fit and oozing
charisma. You really shot yourself in
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foot bringing them in, Bobby.
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Okay, well, thanks. I feel way better.
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So, by now, you've all heard that I did
not...
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Get a contract for next year, as
shocking as that seems. So I'm starting
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private school.
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And like a charter school? I don't know.
A private school, charter school,
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whatever. Who's coming? It's my own
school I'm starting, and who wants to
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Let's go. Who's in?
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No, not you. Someone else.
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Private school, I'm your boss. Think of
that for a second. Who's coming?
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Dwyer, come on.
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I think I'll pass, Jerry. Yeah, well, I
was just being polite.
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Because there's only one Mr. D at this
school, and you're looking at him. So
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you're out.
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Who's in?
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Misha?
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Do this.
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Yeah, Jerry, I would come.
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There you go.
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But I don't want to at all, so I can't.
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Come on, Simon, let's go.
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Yeah.
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Jerry, I... Simon. This is the hardest
decision I've ever made, but I don't
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think I can come with you.
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Okay. I believe in you.
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I just think you won't succeed.
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Even you?
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Well, it's embarrassing now.
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It's embarrassing now.
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Okay. I will join you. Thank you, Mr.
Malick. Not my first choice, but we need
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caretaker. Let's start.
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We're going to have a clean school.
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Bring those replies.
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I have nothing right now.
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Peace out, Xavier Academy.
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Peace out.
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this fixed.
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See what I'm doing when I fix this.
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Where exactly is this new school?
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Oh, the school is still looking, but I
have a building that I saw and I'm
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thinking of real fixer -upper, so
you'll...
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I fix it. That's why we're a team.
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Oh, speaking of team, I also need your
cut of the deposit.
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My cut?
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We all have to contribute money to this.
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But you are the owner. You must have
money.
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I'm the idea guy.
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You are the money guy.
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That's what I forgot to tell you. I
clean waste for a living.
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Obviously, I have no money. I just
assumed you had money back overseas,
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hidden in... So what are you bringing to
this partnership?
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I bring...
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The mop.
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First of all, we have no floors right
now to clean, so a mop is useless.
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Ah, the chicken and the egg.
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Forget it. I'll figure this out.
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This isn't going well.
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Hey. Just looking at Hal and Joanne's
website, but I can take a Bobby break.
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Yeah, that's actually what I want to
talk to you about. Why would they be
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down here to slum it with the rest of
us? It's a publicity stunt, Robert.
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but for who? For us.
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We get Hal and Joanne on staff, suddenly
it's raining students.
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don't fuck them they smile too much and
they look too clean all right and it
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stresses me out and when i get stressed
out the baby gets stressed out is that
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what you want do you want a stressed out
baby oh of course not just calm down
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hush little fetus a stressed out baby is
the leading cause of adult delinquency
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if you want to have a baby that's a
delinquent then you should hire hal and
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joanne i don't know what to do robbie
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I think we have to have a fresh new
round of interviews, you know, for the
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Okay.
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Starting to look like his old man.
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I'm wondering how well you sanitize your
chocolate fountains between parties.
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I'm just concerned that... Jerry.
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I'm important.
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You may have heard.
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Good news, I'm starting a charter
school.
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What? And as my wife, I would like to
offer you a chance to be a major
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shareholder. No, thank you.
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Would you mind lending me some money?
Please get out of my office.
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Fine. I'm going to be principal of this
school.
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I will make you vice principal if you
lend me some money.
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Okay. I'll tell you what, Jerry.
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You get one kid to sign up for your
stupid idea, and I'll give you every
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I have.
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Well, I will take it all if you are
serious.
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If it gets you out of my office?
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Yes. It will. Challenge accepted.
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This has been such a treat.
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You are exactly what Xavier needs.
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Isn't that right, Robert?
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Yes.
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We'll definitely have to consider it.
And by consider, he means you're
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definitely going to get a phone call.
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Aren't you both sweet?
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It's a real pleasure. And us too.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Well, he's pretty great, huh?
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And so wise and experienced. I was
thinking maybe he could teach the War of
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because he was there.
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Robert, that is very ageist. I'm really
excited about this.
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Oh, my goodness.
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What? The baby just kicked, Robert.
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This is what the baby wants, too.
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Are you sure that's what the baby wants?
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Well, if that's what you want, little
guy.
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That's what you're going to get. Thank
you, Daddy.
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Hello. I'm here for the interview.
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Bit of a red flag.
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Aren't you both sweet?
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It's been a real pleasure. Okay.
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Thank you. Bye -bye.
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Hi. Grab a flyer. Any questions? Come on
back. Let us know. Email us.
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Hi. Good evening. Hi. Welcome. I don't
understand why you're having the open
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house here.
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Is the school going to be part of
Xavier?
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Well, we're showing you a replica of our
school, so we like to show you this is
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what it'll look like, but better, with,
you know, lockers, gym, halls,
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everything the same, but better. And
cleaner.
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Malik being Mop.
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That's Malik. Mr. Malik.
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So, hi, welcome. Hello there.
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So what sort of wheelchair sports will
you be offering? Oh, we got a little
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athlete here.
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Rugby, yeah, that's a big one right now.
And you will be my hooker. It's an
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important role.
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Basketball, we'll do some of that.
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Swimming? No, no swimming.
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No, we're not getting a pool.
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What sort of assistance will you have
for autistic children?
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Hello. Hi.
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Autistic, autistic.
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We will hire an autistic teacher to
teach all of our autistic
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students. Yeah. So they can relate.
We'll have an autistic teacher to relate
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the kids.
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Hi. My daughter's deaf. How would the
school accommodate her? We will hire a
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deaf teacher.
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Thank you. Thank you. I know some sign.
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Thank you.
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That is John.
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Chocolate bar, right?
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That's how you say chocolate bar?
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Would you like a chocolate bar?
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We don't have any. Anyway, grab some
flyers. If you need to copy anything for
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your own stuff at home.
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Questions, email us.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Oh, no, I know why they were all
special. Because my picture's not on the
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No, look at the slogan.
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What are we, idiots?
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We?
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All right, all right.
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We'll do a school for special needs
kids.
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That's what we'll market it. You teach
the deaf kids. I will teach the deaf
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kids. Just do that a lot. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank
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Want a chocolate bar? One more won't
hurt.
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Lisa's paying.
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Has anybody seen Lisa?
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Yeah, kind of rude to miss your own
chimney.
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I'll give her a break. She's had a rough
year.
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Don't you rob me.
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Lisa's a great person. She is, yeah. To
Lisa.
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Oh. To Lisa.
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Water's strong.
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Man's fault for trusting a gang of
idiots.
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You want to make out?
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Everybody get out!
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Okay, but we're agreed, right, Robert?
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No, we're not agreed. I would rather
stick a shard of glass in my nipple.
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Yeah, but I just think it's the best
compromise. I mean, we both think so,
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right? Right, Daddy?
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I want to grab a couple more things
here. Hey, Jerry, how's your little
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school going?
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It's going really well, Frank. We had an
open house last night. It was packed.
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Very successful. So when the school
takes off, don't come running to...
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come walking to the best of your ability
to me.
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Don't hold your breath, Jerry.
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I'm pretty happy right where I am. You
have a library at your little school,
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Jerry? No, our library is called Google.
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Google is our library.
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I just said that, Mr. Malick. Well, look
who it is.
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My esteemed friends and colleagues.
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So nice of you all to show up to this
dump.
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Where the hell were you guys last night?
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We were at Maison Delisa.
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Best, best, boof, booyah, uh... It's
hard to say.
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Poor young young I've ever had. Really?
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I didn't care for it. You didn't like
the buff? I liked it. Buff wasn't for
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I can't believe you didn't show up. Why
were you there? Okay, stop.
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Do not mock me. How dare you?
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You're all nothing but a bunch of
ungrateful, worthless, soul -sucking
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Which is why we're not hiring you at our
new school.
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We have to make it.
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I am done with all of you.
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And, Jerry, that's it. Stupid charter
school thing. You can count me in.
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Because I quit!
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That's going to help us financially a
lot, but that's getting more people.
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Jerry? Yeah?
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How would you like to teach phys ed full
-time next year? Yes!
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Oh, my God.
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Jerry? Shh.
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I'm out. Story.
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Oh, man.
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And Lisa's leaving. She's starting a
charter school.
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Guess who's going to be principal?
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Me. Your wish, too.
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I'm pretty excited.
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I would like a hug from my boss.
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It's a great day for all of us, two of
us.
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Oh, Lisa.
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Shh. Oh, tears in your eyes.
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Lisa.
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Leave me alone, Jerry.
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Are you supposed to be in class?
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You don't even work here, so mind your
own business.
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I can't believe you did that to me. I
can't believe you just threw me under
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bus like that.
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I got offered to do that.
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I'm sorry, but you know how badly I want
phys ed. It's my dream job.
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What am I supposed to do now? I don't
know. You'll figure it out. You always
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You'll land on your feet. Lisa Mason,
you're a strong, independent woman.
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You're right.
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I am strong.
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And I can be on the back of anything.
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Thank you.
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You know, the moments are few and far
between.
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But every once in a blue moon, you can
be a pretty half -decent husband.
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Oh, almost forgot. That's why I came
after you.
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Gotta get an omen.
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Gotta get out of this. What?
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Come on.
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I'm on the upswing. You're on a downward
spiral to a nervous breakdown. I can't
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be married to that, right?
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You get it.
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I'm done with this.
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I have class right now. I left just
to... Okay.
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You know what? I'm gonna grab a quick
burger and cat food stocks.
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sitting beside you you said you didn't
give a fuck about hockey and i never saw
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someone say that
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