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Okay, item 37.
The cafeteria staff is cooking up some new options for
lunches. The menu is pretty set, but they are allowing for one option to be
chosen by the community.
Ribs. End of discussion.
Yep, I was thinking something a little maybe easier for the kids. What could be
easier than ribs? You don't even need silverware for that. Any other
suggestions?
Crab legs.
Say less, because I like when my meal comes with a bib and a bag.
Okay, how about something that's not going to make a huge mess?
Uh, burgers?
Okay. Now we're getting fired up.
Sliders. Yes.
Yes. Yes.
Slide.
Sliders.
Sliding.
Electrically. Electronic.
Electric slide. We're gonna do the electric slide, y'all. Come on. No, no,
no dancing, okay? We've got a big agenda here because we danced all last night.
Okay, you know what?
Let's just... Can't line dance to that.
Guys,
we really have work to do.
Think about it. It doesn't even actually make sense, okay? Oh, Ava, Ava, um, the
podcasters and I want to explore acoustics and reverb today, so we were
hoping to use the gym. No, step class is in there.
It's the one thing those girls look forward to. Besides, the last thing your
kids need is you plus reverb.
Okay.
Very well.
To the stairwell!
What is going on in here?
I know you're not bootlegging my choreography, Mr. Johnson.
Cut! Step team asked me to record the audition tape.
Hate to go finchy on y'all, but we're going again.
You filming for what now?
The homeroom showdown all-school dance contest is having an open casting call.
If they like our tape, then we compete to represent West Philly at regionals.
And then, if we win regionals, we get to go to Disneyland.
Disneyland?
Y'all sound goofy.
I know this is Step Club, but that's a lot of steps.
Mr. J, what's in it for you?
Haven't you heard?
Hollywood is snapping up all the young YouTube directors left and right, and
I'm next in line.
Duh. Let's go for another take, Mr. J.
Come on, let's do this.
Wait,
wait, wait.
I'm not going to stop them from making a tape, but let's be realistic.
This isn't going anywhere.
You saw that website.
It was legit.
Not a single pop-up.
So, therefore, five-eighths divided by three-fourths... Michael, why don't we
try using this pencil? Okay. Not the pen?
I think that's better.
Oh, sorry.
Go on.
So, that's Miss Pittman. She's a special needs teacher working with my student,
Michael. She's real good at her job.
She's very nice and everything, too, just... I don't love having someone else
in my classroom. Nothing against her or anything. I just hate it.
I'm pretty much done with this lesson. The kids are just going to do a
worksheet from here on out. So if you've got other classes you've got to go to.
Nope. I've been assigned to Michael today, so I'm here.
Yeah, and I know you've got to be certified to teach special ed, but, you
know, I've been teaching a long time, so... I totally get it.
It's just that you do need the certification.
But it sounds like you'd be a great candidate for the class I'm teaching. A
couple months, you'll get your classroom back, and you'll make more money.
Continue. I know it's last minute, but, um, we actually have a few spots left,
so... Not anymore, you don't.
Oh. I know you're new, but around these parts, I pick up the trash.
My job, janitor.
Your job, teacher.
I got something to tell you. These are things you should know.
Is that the new sub getting Mr. Johnson's classic trash lecture?
Yep, that's Natalie.
I remember when he first gave me that talk, I cried for a week.
I stopped by the class earlier. The kids seem to like her.
Hopefully this one sticks.
Yeah, I'm very tired of meeting new people.
By the time I finish the friendship bracelets, they're already gone.
I don't know. I feel like if Mr. J keeps it up with the trash talk, we're going
to lose her.
You know what? Let's skip the initiation phase and bring her right into the inner
circle. I can't be that fast, but yes, let's do that. It's a good plan.
Oh, here she comes. Everybody smile. Oh, okay.
Hey,
Natalie. How's subbing going?
Kids giving you a hard time for being new?
Heavens no.
They've been nothing short of angelic.
Besides, I used to get a little rowdy to subs back in school, so who am I to
throw the first stone, you know?
Hey, I don't know what you're up to later, but the three of us, we're going
to go to Bone Town after school, you know, get some dinner.
If you want to join.
Oh my gosh, I'd love to.
I have to meet my sisters, but I can come after?
Absolutely. Yeah.
I'll see you there.
Hey, Barb, Barb, Barb, Barb.
What do your evenings look like for the next, say, six months?
I'm not certain. Great. Clear your schedule, because Ms. Pittman just told
me that she's teaching a course in special ed certification, and it's
basically stuff we already know.
So we would just get to hang out and make some extra dough. Yeah, six months
sounds like a long time.
It's 2,000 bucks.
2,000 bucks? We've got a long way on the cruise.
Mm-hmm. And it's stuff we already know. Yeah, it'd be like a walk in the park.
All the way to the bank.
All right, I'm in.
Yes. For the kids, of course.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
For the kids? Mm-hmm.
Of course.
We got invisible, Coleman. We made it to the tryouts. Whoa, whoa, whoa. This
office is a capacity for both people and positivity.
What's up, y'all? We're going to tryouts. Follow our journey straight to
the championship.
Okay, well, hold on now. We're trying out against dozens of other teams.
I got to figure out transportation, chaperones.
Don't you guys want to skip it and go to the arcade?
They got Dance Dance Revolution.
It's kind of like...
And you can win a lava lamp.
I'm here to share the good news.
My film got accepted. They love me.
Step competition today, independent spirit awards tomorrow.
Yeah. It's important to build trust. I'm just excited to be back in the
classroom. Yeah, me too. It's going to be fun.
Hello.
Hi.
Class started at 4.
Yes. But I have a standing nail appointment, so you see my dilemma.
Yeah, Laura, this is Barb. It's okay. She's cool. I prefer you call me Miss
Pittman. Oh.
What? You're both late.
Yeah, but somebody here is probably taking notes.
Probably that guy.
Take your seats.
Quietly, please.
Okay.
Miss, thanks.
It's Miss Pittman. Oh.
All right, folks.
Chips and guac for the table. Yay.
Oh, I thought we ordered queso, didn't we? Again, we don't have queso on the
menu. Mmm.
I can bring you a slice of cheese.
That would be amazing.
Thank you.
Yes. Love cheese.
Hi.
Oh. Hey.
Hello.
Early Halloween?
I have always thought Halloween should be a week long. We contain multitudes.
One day is not enough.
Nope. No costume.
So you're a nun?
Oh, Ava didn't tell you?
I'm not a nun.
I'm a sister.
You know, I've never been to Bone Town before.
So as you may recall, I have been known to partake in marijuana after school.
And as you may also know, it is after school.
So I am high.
Please don't tell her, though.
She'll tell God.
Sorry, I was running late from Bible study, and I didn't have time to do my
hair. I didn't mean to catch you all off guard. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. None
of us. We don't judge.
We just leave that to the big man upstairs. Yeah.
Well, that's good to hear, because people usually do treat me differently
when they find out. What is wrong with people, Jesus? I mean, oh, my God. Oh,
holy hell, Jacob. Jacob, Jacob, stop talking.
Yeah.
Janine, say something.
Peace be with you.
Right? All right, drinks are ready. Who had the sex on the beach?
And corn star martini. That'd be me.
Thanks.
And you ordered... Nothing.
You did.
You ordered the two buttery nipples.
Mm-hmm.
You did. Yeah.
Thank you.
Enjoy.
I'm so sorry.
The drinks at Bone Town are all...
Really sacrilegious, and we should do better. You guys, it's cool.
Relax. Really, just treat me like you would anyone else.
You've never been a bull, too.
That's such a good joke.
Because, of course, you haven't.
Because you're not allowed to.
But that's okay.
Thank you.
Can you believe we've been assigned homework?
i know right seems like a waste of time let me just copy a worksheet eyes on
your own paper melissa it just says i heart gerald because i do oh look at
this they are recommending sensory headphones to ease moments of
overstimulation that's weird i never heard of that like that would make it
harder to listen in class right you know they've got a few of those over in admin
if you have jacob we're trying to study oh
Hey, did you guys tell everyone about last night?
About how the three of us took a nun to Bone Town?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You did what now?
Thanks for the invite.
What she means is we took the new sub to Bone Town. And by sub, we mean the new
substitute. And by Bone Town, we mean the restaurant.
Yeah, turns out she's a Catholic nun.
Yeah, and it was really funny to me at the time, but now it's just unnerving.
Ew, I was almost a nun.
Yeah, right. Why is everybody always... I could have done it. Well... I, for
one, think it's wonderful that we have another woman of God amongst us.
Who's the other one? Well, technically, she's a sister, but I gotta say, I
admire the simplicity and discipline of the lifestyle.
Now, I went to Catholic school, and it was hell, okay? We didn't have a single
recess in third grade because Sister Mary Teresa told us that we broke a
commandment but wouldn't say which one. I mean, there's ten of them.
Either she goes or I do. Okay, we'll figure it out, buddy. Yeah.
Take a deep breath.
You're okay.
Checking in for Abbott Elementary?
Terrific.
Your audition slots in about an hour. You can check the website for results in
a couple of days. Feel free to warm up wherever you can find space.
And there's a water bottle filling station around the corner.
And where do we get the water bottles?
The teams bring their own, of course.
Or, wait, you were joking, weren't you?
I'm so bad at jokes.
That's Chester Preparatory. West Philly champs, three years running.
Well, this should be quick. At least we don't have to waste time filling any
water bottles.
Melissa, did you say you brought dinner?
You know it. Might I interest you in a carb salon?
You most certainly may.
Oh, and did you happen to bring... Don't insult me.
Okay, just say when.
When.
Okay, not only is that way too much pepper, I'm going to have to separate
you two. You stay there. You sit over here.
Yeah, come on.
Pepper, police!
Sorry, it was the pepper.
I think we just watch Sister Act 2 tonight and get it out of our ciscos.
Oh, okay. Honestly, I prefer the first one, but... I can't believe we're dating
sometimes. Well, believe it.
Hi, you two.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Janine had an eyelash that fell into her mouth. Mm-hmm, he's getting it out.
So just sitting in the car with the engine off, Natalie?
Oh, I was just wrapping up with St. Christopher on the Holy Hotline. You can
call him.
praying for traveling grace yeah don't worry i included you love birds it
is so wonderful that you carpool yes yeah of course we
carpool because we live separately in our very separate homes for we are not
married we are just have a great evening bye did
you hear the way she said that There was a tone. There was definitely a tone.
Yeah, she got it right. Yeah.
Principal Coleman, we crushed it. All right, all right, everybody calm down.
You all did great, but sometimes the judges get it wrong, so let's just take
it step by step.
That's what they've been doing.
I know, I'm just saying, let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Totally, totally.
Real quick, can I get dibs on the window seat to Disneyland?
This is gonna be bad.
I know what it's like to have your dreams crushed. When I was little, I
tried out for Annie.
They told me I was black.
Should have waited a couple years.
I gotta do something about this.
And that is why we use alpha commands.
Directions like sit in your chair or voices at zero are clear and concise.
You know what's always worked in my classroom?
Is when I threaten more homework.
Boom! Alpha.
Well, we don't want to threaten, okay?
What's direction without some stakes, I mean? I like to add a touch of warmth so
their little spirits don't bruise. Oh, please, allow me to demonstrate.
Marcus,
baby, the good Lord gave you two ears and one mouth for a reason. Please,
hush.
Marcus is one of my students. Yeah, that is not what I'm teaching in this class.
But I think you could, which is why I'm telling you.
Yeah, we were just trying to help. I'm just saying your alpha commands could
use a little more bite.
Oh, great idea.
Yeah. Out of my class, now.
See, that's much better. Get the hell out of my class.
Uh, that was for us.
Alpha, boom.
Hmm.
Well, tell me you think step practice is over today.
Miss Carol and I have front row tickets to see the new Street Fighter.
Um, I cancel practice for the rest of the week. Why?
Those girls live for step practice.
Because until we get the results, those girls will be all giddy, thinking
they're going to Disneyland, and they're not.
If I cancel practice until after they find out, then they'll have less time
together to get their hopes up. Hold on.
Did you see the same performance I did?
They killed it. They were amazing.
I'll be the first one to say it. But entering a competition against kids who
just stepped off dance moms thinking it'll go our way is delusional.
They're kids.
A little delusion is not going to hurt them. Take it from me. That fairytale
nonsense can ruin kids like these.
Because how many of them are really going to get a happily ever after?
I'm just trying to protect them.
Life's going to hit them with defeat.
It's inevitable.
But who's to say if it's now?
And if it doesn't work out and they get their hopes crushed, at least I have you
to teach them how to get through it.
So win-win, even if they lose, lose.
So I guess we can say I won that conversation.
Can y'all make some noise for the new lunch menu?
I can't hear you.
I can't believe they're doing a whole assembly just to announce the school
lunch lineup.
Well, how else are they supposed to get the word out? A lousy email? This is
lunch, Barb.
Lunch. Oh, Michael, where are you going? Don't you want to find out when corn dog
day is?
It's just really bright and loud, and people keep bumping into me, and...
Okay, sweetheart, come on now. Just come on and just stand right here next to me.
There you go.
Wait a minute, Barb.
Sensory headphones.
I guess Miss Pittman isn't the worst teacher after all. Yeah.
Yeah, because when you boil it down, we're just too good of students to not
keep taking our class.
Role models.
That's what we are.
Then coming up on the ninth... We got sliders, y'all!
Are you sure this is gonna work?
Are you kidding me?
It's frickin' bulletproof.
One look at me in this getup selling drugs on campus, you two, like...
Canoodling? We're in a scandalized little miss sister right out of the
school. Yes, let's show her what a bunch of untamed public school educators
really look like. Yes, I know. Here she comes.
I can't keep my hands to myself.
Ed, why would you? Because we don't care about the rules of this school or
otherwise. We like to do the nasty.
We like to be nasty.
Yeah.
Hey, Gregory, Eddie.
I heard you've been talking trash.
About the Pope. What? No, what happened to the drugs? Oh, you need drugs? Stop.
Please, please, stop.
You're all so bad at whatever it is you're trying to do right now.
I'm already quitting.
Oh, you are?
This happens all the time. I told you, people get weird when they find out I'm
a sister.
I just thought you guys would be cooler.
But you clearly are not.
Which is why I took a job at a Jesuit school.
They can hang.
Did she just break up with us?
Why do you never stick to the script with this character?
Because the character doesn't like rules, Gregory.
How?
All right, now, keep that energy up.
That's it.
All right, y'all, looking good.
Looking good? We're looking unstoppable.
Okay, confident.
I like that spirit.
Just know, no matter what happens, we got each other.
Sorry.
Trey, I got some news.
We got in!
We're going to regionals!
Hey, hey, hey, bad news.
I forgot to hit record.
Okay, everybody back to one. We're losing daylight, people.
Mr. Johnson was right.
Made me believe it's not so bad.
We're gonna get our ass kicked at regionals, though.
But you never know.
Dream big.
That's what I always say.
Okay, so let's talk support plans.
That was really sweet Early I got so
inspired by myself that I decided to make my own short film based on my own
original idea behold
Where
am I what's going on with the lights?
Who's there?
Oh, it's just you.
What are you doing?
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