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It's like
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it's so sad to see you go ladies and
gentlemen but we ain't got no more time
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left on the clock Different strokes
about to come on. So I want to thank
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everybody for hanging out with me. I
want to thank Philadelphia for welcoming
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in so much. I want to thank the
cheesesteak for filling my stomach and
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look like a pregnant man.
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Petey Crack, I want to thank you for
selling me that shea butter and the
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earlier. Not a problem, baby.
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What do you want to say to people out
there?
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I want to thank my man, Choke, for
bringing BET down.
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Thank y 'all all coming down.
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Thank Big Brother Dao, Area Avenue
Cuttery. Any of y 'all want to come get
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on Germantown Avenue, man.
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Big brother smothered right here, cut my
thing, keep me fresh.
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You know?
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And North Philly, man.
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He's fresh.
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Can't wait for his hunting season, baby.
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And we out, ladies and gentlemen. VP
now.
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Please, stay tuned.
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We'll be here all week.
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What might be right for you may not be
right for some. The man is born.
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He's the man of me.
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Then along come two.
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They got nothing but the genes, but they
got different strokes to dance,
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different strokes to dance, different
strokes to move the world.
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Everybody's got a special kind of story.
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Everybody finds a way to shine.
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So what? They'll have theirs and you'll
have yours and I'll have mine.
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And together we'll be fine. Because it
takes different strokes to move the
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world. Yes, it does.
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It takes.
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We're in trouble.
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Mr. Wilkes is wearing his I wish I'd
been a sheep farmer look.
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Are you kidding? The way he grades
tests, I wish he was a sheep farmer.
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Okay, class, I have your poetry exams.
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I think I'll let your grades speak for
themselves.
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All right, I'm not worried. I know I ate
this one.
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We had 197 in class.
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That's not.
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next time, Mr. Wilkes.
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97.
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Multiply it by four and you got your
head size.
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Subtract 50 from it and you got your IQ.
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Man, Dudley, your score at least is add
up to 100.
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Mr. Jackson?
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Yes, sir?
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You have considerable ability.
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Thank you, sir.
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we should use it sometime.
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I don't use it, sir. Honest. Do you?
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Well, for your information, Robert
Frost's best -known work is not Frosty
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Snowman.
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I just took a wild guess.
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For those of you who did well, keep up
the good work.
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For those of you who didn't...
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I was thinking about setting up an
informal after -school discussion group.
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We could really have some fun with it.
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Any tankers?
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All right.
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Let's move on.
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This is a far, far better thing I do
than I have ever done.
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He's sending us home early.
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Put a lid on it, guys.
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This is the most famous line from our
next area of study.
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We're going to leave poetry behind us.
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Thomas Dickens was born in 1812 in
Portsea, England.
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From relatively humble beginnings, he
became one of England's greatest
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You may be familiar with Dickens from
the TV production of A Christmas Carol.
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Have any of you seen it?
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Mr. Jackson?
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Oh, I missed it, sir. I was watching
Dolly Parton's Christmas in Peru.
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As we study Dickens, I don't want you to
think of it as work.
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I know poetry can be a little dry, but A
Tale of Two Cities isn't.
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It's exciting. It's about the French
Revolution.
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It's fun.
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Yes, sir. Could you just tell us what we
need to know for this test?
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Comfort to you, sir.
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Rest assured, I'll never come to school
looking like that.
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Okay, okay, okay.
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Try it, Lisa. It'll be an improvement.
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You're very clever, Mr. Jackson.
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Why can't you be that clever when you
write?
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Uh, look, sir, I don't mean to be smart.
Don't worry about that.
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I kind of think I'm wasting my time
here. I mean, it's not practical.
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I want to pursue a career in
photography, and I don't think I'm going
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assignment covering the French
Revolution.
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Mr. Jackson, there are other things in
life besides making money.
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Literature can enrich your life in other
ways.
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Think about it.
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Yes, sir.
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Okay.
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I want everyone to read the first 24
chapters.
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There'll be a test this Thursday.
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And I expect better grades than last
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I'll certainly try harder next time, Mr.
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Which works.
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minding the stuff i don't understand see
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that's gotta be charlie
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you're late i'm brilliant
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i have a solution our problem
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you found an answer sheet almost as good
this book condenses the classics what's
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it called pete's condensed classics
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you guys about using that. You know, if
my dad found out, he'd get pretty mad. I
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think our best bet is just to go with
the book.
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Are you kidding?
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Parents always want you to do things the
hard way.
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They're weird, aren't they?
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It must be part of their marriage vows.
I promise to love, honor, and annoy my
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children.
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I think we just better stick with the
book, guys.
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You know, I like reading, too, but have
you seen how long this thing is?
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Yeah, reading all those words makes my
lips tired.
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I told Mr.
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Wilkes, I can't make any money with
this.
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Or get a job, so... Well, I guess we'll
have to go with this.
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Hooray, Pete.
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Charlie, you're a bigger weasel than I
thought.
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Thank you.
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Hey, guys, what you doing?
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We're studying, Sam.
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It's nothing that concerns you. It's
real guy stuff.
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Then why do you...
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And Carton is who? Charles Darnay.
Right. And what was Carton's big trick?
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Right. And what happens to Dr. Mania
and... He goes nuts. Right. And what's
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name of the evil... Madame Farge. Right.
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How could you three stooges know so
much?
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Well, maybe we're not as dumb as you.
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so much enthusiasm. This is an old
building.
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Thank you.
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Now, before we start to test that with
the prize for the class, and here it is,
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Pete's condensed classics.
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It occurred to me that some of you might
decide to read the notes instead of
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reading the book.
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Actually, this is a very good study
tool.
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But it was meant to be used after you've
read the book.
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Unfortunately, some students read them
instead of reading the book.
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And that's the Mr. Wilkes no -no.
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So, I've designed a test that you can't
possibly pass unless you've read the
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book.
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Have fun.
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Good morning, class.
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Never in 15 years of teaching have I
seen anything like this.
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Obviously, only a handful of you decided
to read the book.
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I read it twice, Mr. Wilkes.
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Class,
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these books were not assigned to make
your lives miserable.
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No, that's what non -dairy cream is for.
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Now, class, you're freshmen now, and
I've tried to treat you like young
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But obviously, with this class, I was
wrong.
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I can't teach a class that refuses to
learn.
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And this class refuses.
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I'm going to try and say it one more
time.
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You're expected to behave like young
adults.
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I wonder if young adults could yell that
like this.
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Thank you, Mr. Jackson. You just
volunteered.
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Me? What'd I volunteer for?
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Starting Monday, you're going to teach
the class A Tale of Two Cities from page
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one. Alone.
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What?
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Teach? Yeah, you know, what I try to do
in here every day.
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Uh, teach.
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Ready to teach by Monday.
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Good, because if not, you'll be reading
Mr. Dickens during summer school.
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I love when, you know, you want to win a
championship game. Josh has good hands.
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Sometimes he just loses the ball. It's
not my game. It's the glasses. Two
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Chief. Contact lenses.
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Pretty subtle about that. Yes, subtle as
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I thought they were dry and
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No, you don't even feel them. I tell
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comfort on the field and off. Wow.
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I can't feel them at all. Josh got
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New smoky chipotle? Yep. KFC picked it
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It's not spicy hot.
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It's smoky. But it does have a kick.
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Now then, what is all this about?
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Well, uh, it all started when I got a
bad grade on my Taylor 2 Cities test.
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How bad is bad?
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I did beat Dudley by 30 points.
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How could this happen? I saw you and
your friend studying A Tale of Two
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Well, we weren't exactly studying the
book.
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Well, then what were you exactly
studying?
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This.
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Wait a minute.
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A few days ago, I thought... Oh, I get
it.
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You deliberately deceived me. You were
using this.
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Right.
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I thought you liked to read.
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I do, Dad. I love to read. But when a
teacher makes you read, it becomes a
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Now, Arnold, that is a very childish
attitude.
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Nevertheless, your responsibility was to
read that book, not try to shortcut it.
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A little discipline and hard work.
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That's what pays off in life.
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Well, for what it's worth, Dad, I'm
going to work hard at this teaching
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First thing I'm going to do is warm up
the class with some one -liners.
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I want you to forget the one -liners. I
want you to sit down and read a tale of
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two cities from cover to cover. I want
you to be really prepared to teach that
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class. And there'll be no shortcuts this
time around.
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But, Dad, it's the weekend. Do I have
to?
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Yes. And if you don't, you know what
it'll be?
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No. The worst of times.
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I need mood news.
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Tale of two cities.
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France.
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French Revolution.
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Europe. England.
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Just cycling myself up, Dad.
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From the dimly lighted passages of the
court, the last sediment of the human
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stew that had been boiling there...
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Dad, this book is great!
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I don't think I heard correctly. I said,
are you still reading that book? And
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you said... Dad, this book is great!
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Dad, why didn't you tell me this book
was so good?
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I guess it just slipped my mind.
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Dad, this Charles Dickens is a better
writer than Joan Collins' sister.
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Listen, check this out. This is what a
scholar's called ironic humor.
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Talking about the guillotine.
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It was the best cure for headaches.
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The National Razor with shaved clothes.
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I love it.
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I can't tell you how happy I am to hear
you say that.
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Thanks for making me read it, Dad. I
never knew anything so old could be so
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neat.
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A classic is something that lasts for a
long time. It speaks to each new
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generation because it's neat.
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But really, I'm thrilled that you
realize that a classic is not a drag
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because it's assigned reading in school.
I think you're going to do a terrific
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job on Monday.
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Dan, with material like this, I can't
miss.
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I should be through with this by Sunday
night. I can't wait to see those kids'
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faces on Monday.
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back in jail and he's going to be
executed.
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All right, pop quiz.
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What did they use to kill prisoners with
during the French Revolution?
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It was the national razor.
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Dudley.
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It begins with a G.
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Gillette.
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Come on, we just covered this five
minutes ago. Lisa, you have to know the
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answer. You've answered every question
that's ever been asked since elementary
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school. I wouldn't answer a question of
yours if you were the last teacher on
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earth.
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I don't believe this.
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Come on, we just covered this five
minutes ago.
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Louise, you give the class the answer.
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To what?
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The question I just asked about the
national razor.
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Don't ask me. I don't even shave my
legs.
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Forget it, Louise.
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Charlie, you have to know this. Within
Pete's condensed classics?
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Know what, Mr. Jackson?
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The answer.
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The answer to what?
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The question. What question?
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is the guillotine.
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I hope he doesn't hit us with that
stupid quote he thinks is so funny.
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I heard that.
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It's not a stupid quote.
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It's ironic humor.
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What's the matter with you guys? Why
can't I convince you?
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Settle down, class.
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Oh, that's all right, Mr. Wilkes.
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This is my class, and I'll handle it.
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way.
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I'm keeping all you meatheads after
school.
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We've got a guillotine to lock off your,
um, as I was saying, just
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a great book.
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It's about life and death, love and
hate.
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The whole book hangs on this.
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Who saves him?
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Indiana Jones?
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Arnold, I just can't believe that.
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That your own... friends would behave
that way yeah it was awful dad he didn't
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pay any attention to me he laughed at me
i wish i'd have stuck around long
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enough to pile on some homework i guess
i really blew it huh oh
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no of course you didn't i'm just sorry
that wasn't more fun teaching that makes
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two of us two and a half of us
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I know that my homework isn't like that,
so I assume you're here to see Arnold.
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He's right over there.
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Wow, Mr. D.
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Sam, why don't you go up to your room
for a while? I think maybe your go -bots
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are a little lonely.
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I'll go upstairs, Mr. D. But I think you
should know go -bots aren't real
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people.
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Please have a seat, Mr. Wells. Thank
you.
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00:29:43,330 --> 00:29:45,950
Well, I guess you're here to give me
another F, huh?
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Not at all. I came to compliment you.
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I thought she handled that class about
as well as it could be handled.
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It's a shame they were so rough on you.
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I feel responsible, and I'm sorry.
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Yeah, that class was rough.
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But you get that all the time. And I
want you to know that if I ever caused
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any trouble, accidentally, of course,
that I'm sorry, too.
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Apology accepted.
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Actually, teaching can be a rewarding
experience.
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Occasionally.
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I want you to know that when you
assigned Tale of Two Cities to me, that
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best part.
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Mr. Wilkes, I can't tell you how much I
appreciate your opening Arnold's eyes to
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the classics.
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That's good to hear.
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These days, I don't get very much
positive feedback.
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Kids really resist you.
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00:30:39,190 --> 00:30:42,610
You know, I've been on both sides of the
desk now, and as a veteran of the
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blackboard jungle, I have to say...
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Kids are tough to teach.
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That's right, Arnold.
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And sometimes I wish so many kids didn't
resist learning.
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I guess I'm just a perfectionist. I want
to reach every kid I teach.
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Well, you sure reached Arnold.
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And if anybody can do that, there's
still hope for the teaching profession.
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I thought it was a very bright idea,
too, to make Arnold teach the class.
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00:31:07,150 --> 00:31:08,230
It was, wasn't it?
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Come to think of it, next week I'll let
Dudley teach the class.
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I can't wait.
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Arnold. I'll be good.
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