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Charlie Phillips, aren't you forgetting a little something?
Oh, sorry.
I guess someone can't get through her day without a tasty treat from the
Chocolate Factory.
I gave you a list of names you can call yourself.
That was not on it.
And what you are forgetting is your wedding ring.
I always take it off before I play golf. And when you shower, and when you do
yard work, and when you hire someone else to do yard work?
Man jewelry is weird.
Charlie, this ring is a symbol of our marriage. You can't just leave it all
the house. I didn't just leave it all over the house. I left it in a very
specific place. And where was that?
Inside a bouquet of flowers that somebody's not getting because they're
really judgy.
Charlie, if you keep taking off your ring, it's going to get lost. Well, it
gives me a blister when I play golf, so where am I supposed to put it? Oh, I
have a suggestion, but it may be more comfortable on your finger.
Oh, hey, kids.
How was school?
I learned something today. You can drink milk through your nose.
But orange soda hurts.
So I have to do things.
Tomorrow, try to squeeze in some spelling.
You're not living here after high school.
James, why are you holding peas to your bottom? Can't a man defrost vegetables
in a non -traditional manner?
He needs those frozen peas. I heard somebody finally kicked your butt.
She didn't kick it. She flipped it.
I was just standing there, and out of the blue, Grace Fulcher walked up,
my arm, and flipped me over her back.
I hit the floor so hard, kids have been calling me Thumper all day.
Do you want to talk about it?
Yeah. I was beat up by a girl today.
I just want to chill my gloop in peace.
James, I know you're feeling humiliated. And now everyone on Instagram will
know, too.
Hashtag, thumper goes down.
Hey, when you're done defrosting those vegetables, throw them in the microwave,
because that's our dinner.
Wow, I don't know what I'd do if some girl flipped me.
I know what I'm doing. Getting revenge.
Then Grace will know she flipped the wrong man.
She flipped you and the man?
This girl is out of control.
No, I am the man.
Not if you keep getting flipped by a girl.
Why'd she flip you? I don't know. Maybe it was because I filled her locker with
spray cheese.
Which I only did because I liked her. But she obviously doesn't like me back.
Are you sure?
Ask my butt.
Why do we have to have her poster in our room?
For target practice.
She's my enemy.
My adorable, apple -scented, lip -glossed enemy.
Stay on task, Jane.
I need to take her down.
Down to the movie. Stop it!
You could flip her?
Eh, too predictable.
I know.
She's half Canadian.
Maybe I can have half of her.
Ported. Hold your fire. Bring clean underwear.
What are you two kids up to?
Applying revenge against the girl who flipped James.
Don't do anything immoral or harmful or that puts us back on a watch list.
So why'd she get her gift card? I mean, what's left?
Why don't you just beat her at her own game?
I don't have time to learn how to double dutch, Stephanie.
No, I'm talking... Talking about this election.
You could run against her for president. Why would I do that? Oh, do you get
your own air force?
To flip her on her butt.
In a socially acceptable way.
Grace has been president every year since kindergarten.
I wouldn't stand a chance.
You would if I help you.
Little known fact.
I was class president in the fifth grade. Not that little known. Every
you bring out your presidential sash.
Hey, don't knock my sash.
I made it myself, and I wore it with my head held high, mostly to keep my crown
from falling off.
So you were a lunatic.
No, I was a confident 10 -year -old who, by the way, got 96 % of the vote.
Wow, those are dictator numbers.
I'm in. Great.
You get some markers and construction paper. I'll go get my bash for good
Ain't ya face great, vulture?
Ya pretty, pretty face.
Dad, what happened? Were we robbed?
No. I lost my wedding ring.
Robbery! You think Stephanie will buy that?
Hit me with this vase, they'll sell it.
Brain check.
Where's the last place you saw it?
I took it off my finger and carefully put it on the I don't know. That's why
house looks like this.
Why don't you just replace it? Gabby, you can't just waltz into a store and
a wedding ring.
Oh, wait, you can.
Okay.
That's what I'll do.
I'll get another gold band.
What kind of gold? 18 carat, 24?
42.
Is that a thing?
42 carats is not a thing. Stephanie leaving you is a thing.
Was the gold yellow, or was it yellow, yellow?
It was shiny, shiny.
How am I going to replace a ring I don't know anything about?
I'm sure there's a record somewhere. Just go back to the... place where you
it you don't remember where you got it i don't even remember the hospital where
we got you how about i try to get some info out of stephanie you would do
that for your old dad of course if when you get your new ring you also pick me
up a little something something and that something something better be shiny
shiny what are you looking for mom
Kale chips.
What are you really looking for, Mom? Chocolate chips.
Oh, good. Just the candidate I wanted to see. How was the first day of our
campaign? Hold up.
Who's running for what and why are you up in it?
I'm running for class president. And I'm in it to win it.
Opening the lid on a box of crazy.
Because when it comes to politics, Stephanie gets a little... A little
Mom? A little what?
A little that.
Strategy meeting. Living room. We need a campaign slogan. Something along the
lines of, Grace is a garbage human being.
But you know, catchy.
Get up while you can, James.
Stephanie goes straight for the jugular.
We're going with Grace is a garbage human being. No way we can top that.
sparkly thing.
I'm thinking of getting some jewelry.
Getting tired of stealing all of mine?
No, no, no, no.
I'm just thinking of getting something of my own.
Well, the mall has some nice places.
Oh, okay. Is that where you got those rings?
These? Oh, no.
Your dad and I got all our rings from Christina Jewelers downtown.
Great.
Christina with a C or an X?
K. C or a K.
With a C. But it's gone.
It's a rib joint now.
Christina's went out of business.
Oh, that's too bad.
Not really.
I love those ribs.
No, I mean, what if something happened to your rings and you wanted to replace
them? Well, my... would be tough, because it's pretty unique.
But your dad is a simple 24 -karat gold band. You can get that anywhere.
It's what we had inscribed that makes it special.
I put something really romantic from our first date.
Aw, what do they say?
You know, I'd rather keep that between your dad and me.
It's little secrets like that that keep a marriage going.
Too bad, Dad.
I'm gonna miss her.
Cupcakes. Look, I know all about Grace's little cupcakes, but don't worry.
We've got something better.
James water.
That sounds kind of disgusting, Steph.
No, it's regular water with your face on it.
How is water supposed to be better than cupcakes?
You'll see.
This cupcake is awful.
It's making my mouth burn.
There's like pepper sprinkled on it.
What did you do?
It's not what I did. It's what the bakery delivery guy did for 20.
Poonies water!
Vote for James.
He puts out the fires that grapes dart in your mouth.
Hey, Grace.
James water?
That was a real messed up thing you did to my cupcakes.
I don't know what you're talking about.
I can't believe I used to have a crush on you.
What? Crush?
Used to? Fill a brother in.
I've always kind of liked you.
Until 20 seconds ago.
I've always liked you too.
Well, duh.
Why else would you fill a girl's locker with cheese?
So, you want to go out sometime?
I don't see how we can now that we're political rivals.
Of course, if one of us drops out, we wouldn't have a problem.
Come on!
Don't make me choose between you and revenge against you!
Great situation.
The girl's got me all mixed up.
That's why I'm sick free. Too much drama.
James, what are you doing?
You're supposed to be drawing mean things on these graceful president
Where's her unibrow? Where are her missing teeth?
My man's going through some stuff. He's thinking about dropping me out of the
race. The problem is, I like her. You like her?
Since when?
For a while.
And today, Grace said she'd go out with me if I dropped out. You should go out
with her.
That girl looks sweet.
Uh -uh.
That girl is an evil genius.
She's obviously playing you, James.
I bet she really does like him. Look at him. Look at those cheeks.
He's like a baby Denzel.
I've always said that.
James, she just handed you the election.
If you tell everyone that Grace said that she liked you just to get you to
out, it'll be like Shark Week, but with kids.
There she goes again, straight for the jugular.
All right, let's get back to Grace's buttons. You do devil worms, I'll do
mustaches. How do I know for sure Grace was only pretending to like me? Just
imagine you wanted to be president as much as Grace does.
How far would you go to win?
That girl is a white cheese, let's go.
Gabby.
No use. I can't think of one thing from our first date that Stephanie would
inscribe in the ring.
That's why we're recreating that night. I'll be Stephanie, Aaron will be you,
and you try to be the one that remembers things.
I'm a very important surgeon at the hospital.
I love you.
I wasn't quite that desperate, son.
Ooh, a doctor.
Maybe now my mom will shut up.
three kids, but Aaron is my favorite.
Don't you remember Dad denied our existence until the fourth date?
No, I didn't deny. I just didn't bring it up.
Oh, right. I don't have any kids, but if I did, Aaron would be my favorite.
Okay, moving on. Let's get to the ordering. Maybe there's something there.
Oh, everything looks so good and more expensive than I'm used to.
I'll order for the lady. She'll have the lobster with chocolate syrup.
No, no, no, no, no. I had scallops and she had bolognese, but she kept eyeing
scallops, so halfway through we switched.
Oh, that's so sweet.
Well, not really. During the switch, I knocked over the candle and set the
tablecloth on fire.
I'm on fire!
So am I paying for this meal?
Uh, that didn't happen.
Anyway, the fire set off the sprinklers. Oh, no, sprinklers?
My hair!
Yeah, that did happen.
Fire, sprinklers, did anything good happen on your date? Anything that might
on that ring? Well, on the way to the emergency room... What?
Well, see, when we got up from the table, Stephanie made a run for the door
twisted her ankle. Then, in the emergency room... Don't worry, all you
people! A doctor...
I didn't say that, but smooth, son.
You know what? This is getting us nowhere.
We need a new plan.
I know. We'd do it again, but this time I'll play Stephanie.
Bald guys are cute.
I love you.
And in conclusion, you should re -elect... me as class president, because
going to get rid of those hideous orange P .E. uniforms.
Please hold your applause, and there's no budget for new uniforms. We get those
jumpsuits from the city.
Another broken promise from Grace Fulcher.
Boo!
Hey, everybody, at least I'm working for you, not against you. How many of you
have spent a dollar in one of James' lucky quarters?
Those were very lucky. I just didn't pay for who.
The only office this scammer belongs in is the principal.
And that's not all he scammed us with. How about the food drive? We all brought
canned goods, and he sold them back to the grocery store.
Oh, right.
Did I give you detention for that?
No, we're good.
Remember I flipped you all that cream?
So vote for me, because I don't steal from you.
Last time she ran, Grace promised us Friday movie day.
Know what I did Friday?
Took a history test.
And what about her anti -littering campaign?
If we don't throw it down, what are the janitors going to pick up?
She's trying to eliminate dogs.
We have a major problem.
What do you mean? It's not going great.
I just got finished speaking to Grace's mother outside, and she told me that
Grace... Actually likes James. She has liked him since the third grade.
Aw, she likes him?
That's so... Oops.
I have to stop this.
Grace wants to get you sharper pencils. She's just a puppet for the man. What we
need are fewer tests.
Why are you telling him to go for the jugular? I'm not. I'm saying cut it out.
That's the signal for it. No, it's not. It means juggler.
And listen to this.
You want to know how low Grace was willing to go?
She knew I had a crush on her and used that to try to get me to drop out by
pretending to like me back.
I was not pretending.
I do like you.
For real?
Then why'd you flip me?
Same reason you put cheese in my locker.
Go ahead.
Ask her out.
I already did. She said no.
Uh -uh.
I said we can't because we're political rivals.
Not anymore.
I quit. Vote for my girlfriend.
So, James isn't president.
How are we feeling about that?
You got the girl, the girl got president, and I got nothing.
Are you kidding? You were there for him.
I'm so proud of you. I lost my wedding ring. He's lucky to have you as a
stepmom.
You lost your wedding ring?
I told you that would happen. I know, I know. I'm so sorry. I tried to replace
it, but I couldn't remember the inscription.
There was no inscription, Charlie.
What? I made it all up.
What?
I had your ring this whole time. You left it next to the coffee maker. How
you put me through all this? How could you not know what it looks like? If you
had just told me you lost it instead of sending Gabby in, I would have handed it
right over. Can I have it back now?
Sure. I guess you've learned your lesson.
You know what, Charlie?
I don't think you've learned your lesson quite yet.
I'm going to let you think about it while I do some completely unrelated
shopping.
Good luck.
I hear it's a rib joint.
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