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I can't believe how much
you embarrassed me today.
Oh, so you're embarrassed by
Oh, so you're embarrassed by
the truth and not that haircut?
And there goes our peace
and quiet.
[Chuckles]
Guys, what's the problem now?
Guys, what's the problem now?
The problem is,
today she sat on a table
in the cafeteria and held up
this sign.
This sign.
So what's the problem?
As my sister, she's ruining
my rep.
Remember the time she set
all the earthworms in biology
class free?
We shouldn't experiment
on god's creatures.
I mean, how would you like
I mean, how would you like
somebody splitting you apart
and exploring your organs?
They do that in high school?
Oh, no, baby.
Oh, no, baby.
It's okay.
Calm down.
You're scaring your sister.
What about the time
you dressed up as a cow
you dressed up as a cow
and put on a t-shirt that read,
"would you wear a human?"
[Chuckles]
That was awesome.
That was awesome.
That was so creative.
I thought you looked cute.
Thank you.
A cow with a t-shirt?
A cow with a t-shirt?
She looked ridiculous.
Well, at least I'm standing
up for what I believe in.
I mean, our school recycling
program is a joke.
Program is a joke.
There aren't any recycle bins
for cans and bottles.
There's not nearly enough effort
to make kids aware of how
important it is to use them.
Important it is to use them.
Have you tried talking
to the principal?
Yeah, but she won't make
an appointment with me.
You volunteered to see
the principal?
The principal?
Who does that?
Someone who has the courage
of her convictions.
Mm-hmm.
Hey, I'm proud of you, honey.
Hey, I'm proud of you, honey.
Thank you, dad.
At least my biggest worry isn't
whether or not I have a scuff
Mark on my sneakers.
Mark on my sneakers.
What?
Sad, just sad.
Sad, just sad.
[Funky music]
♪ ♪
♪ ♪
♪ ♪
Well, look who's coming in
Well, look who's coming in
after 9:00.
Oh, look at that.
Hmm, my only patient today
just cancelled.
Just cancelled.
Huh, I guess I will be catching
up on case files and doing some
paperwork today.
That must be nice.
Some of us have to sit here
and do real work.
Uh, Ms. Helen?
Uh, Ms. Helen?
Hmm?
You are reading about
Mayan prophecies.
Now you know we had the
earthquake on the east coast.
Earthquake on the east coast.
Yeah?
These are the end of times,
baby.
You better get right or
you better get right or
get left.
Okay.
Guys, you're not gonna
believe this.
Believe this.
A client of mine is the manager
at the kundalini meditative
center.
Oh.
She was able to get us free
day passes.
No way.
I don't have a client
I don't have a client
until 5:00.
Do you guys want to go?
I want to go.
Okay.
Well, I don't think I want
anybody meditating over
my kundi-whatever.
My kundi-whatever.
No, no, no, no.
Ms. Helen,
k.m.c. Is an exclusive center
k.m.c. Is an exclusive center
for spiritual enlightenment.
It takes months to get in there.
Oh, okay.
Oh, okay.
Well, why don't you two go
and enlighten your spirits?
I'm fine right here.
I'm fine right here.
Ms. Helen, I don't think
you understand what a rare
opportunity that is.
And I don't think you
And I don't think you
understand me.
I don't want to go!
Well, fine.
Fine, then you can stay here
fine, then you can stay here
all by yourself
and just keep reading about
the end of civilization.
As for me, I'm gonna make these
as for me, I'm gonna make these
last days count.
I'm gonna get enlightened
with Gaby.
So you're saying that
So you're saying that
if I go do this thing,
I don't have to be here?
No, you don't.
I'm in.
I'm in.
I'm gonna call my hairdresser.
And why are you calling
your hairdresser?
Because if I'm getting
my spirit enlightened,
my spirit enlightened,
I have to get my roots done.
[Both laughing]
[Both laughing]
Recycle, one, two, three.
Principal Ellis, come see me.
Recycle, one, two, three.
Recycle, one, two, three.
Principal Ellis, come see me.
Recycle, one, two, three.
Principal Ellis, come see me.
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Making my demands known.
Your recycling demands?
Please.
Keenan.
Keenan.
I mean, it starts with
one or two bottles.
But we've got over 6 billion
people on this planet.
If we don't recycle,
if we don't recycle,
pretty soon, our landfills
will become choked with garbage;
the trees will wither
in the sunless sky,
sunless because the sky is
blackened with pollution.
Blackened with pollution.
And did you know it takes
a plastic bottle 450 years
to decompose?
But that won't matter,
no, because everyone will be
no, because everyone will be
cinders because our ozone layer
will have long burned off.
Interesting.
Interesting.
Good luck with that.
Kaci, once again, I implore
Kaci, once again, I implore
you to knock this nonsense off
immediately.
You're disrupting
the entire school.
The entire school.
Well, are you ready to talk
about implementing
a comprehensive recycling
program?
Kaci, for me to make that
happen, I would have to go to
the archdiocese.
The archdiocese.
Then there's the paperwork
and all the numbers to crunch.
The point is:
I don't want to do it.
I don't want to do it.
Well, then I guess we have
nothing left to talk about.
Well, actually, there is
one more thing.
One more thing.
Do you mind scooching over
so I can get a soda?
[Change jingling]
[Change jingling]
That's aluminum.
Could you pass the wasabi?
Could you pass the wasabi?
Thank you.
This Sushi is delicious.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
You think they have a frying
pan or or a grill, a match
pan or or a grill, a match
or something.
I am not enjoying this raw fish.
Excuse me, do you have any
cornmeal in the back?
Miss Helen, relax, relax.
Miss Helen, it's not even real
fish.
Fish.
It's soy Sushi.
That is ridiculous.
Who would eat fake raw fish?
Who would eat fake raw fish?
Maybe somebody that cares
about their health.
I care about my health.
Come on, come on.
Come on, come on.
Enjoy your day.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, did you like
your massage?
Oh, it was fine,
except that masseuse's hands
except that masseuse's hands
are a little strong for a woman.
Well, that's 'cause it was
a man.
What?
With that long hair?
With that long hair?
Miss Helen, men have long
hair too.
Just because somebody has long
just because somebody has long
hair doesn't automatically make
them a woman.
Don't get mad at me.
I didn't want to come here
in the first place.
Inner peace, inner peace.
Inner peace, inner peace.
Okay.
Yeah?
Yes.
Okay.
All right.
Ooh, look at this.
This exercise sounds really
this exercise sounds really
interesting.
"Swing and a prayer."
It says they will tether you
to a rope and letting go
of the rope represents letting
of the rope represents letting
go of what's holding us back
in our lives.
Sounds nice.
I came here for a day off.
That sounds too much like work.
That sounds too much like work.
Okay, Carla, no, no, no.
I have the perfect thing.
The meditative labyrinth,
that one.
Oh, look at that.
It's all sort of like a maze
It's all sort of like a maze
that you walk through,
and you think about
your problem,
and by the time you get to
the center, your problem should
be solved.
Be solved.
Ooh, now that sounds really
interesting.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, I have one.
What about we meditate
what about we meditate
with our eyes closed?
And if I snore, it means
I'm in deep thought.
[Chuckles heartily]
All right, let's go.
All right, let's go.
There is nothing to see here.
Put the phones away now.
Excuse me, excuse me,
excuse me.
Miss Ellis, I got here
as soon as I got your call.
As soon as I got your call.
Kaci, what...
Is that lipstick you have on?
You didn't have it on
when you left the house
when you left the house
this morning.
I thought there might be
press.
Dr. Reed, please ask
Dr. Reed, please ask
your daughter to unchain
herself.
Every minute I spend dealing
with this is a minute away
from educating our youth
to the best of my ability.
To the best of my ability.
Dad, I tried to talk to
Ms. Ellis, but she wouldn't
listen to me.
So I had to find another way
to get her attention.
Oh, excuse me for a second.
Oh, excuse me for a second.
Okay, well, now that
Okay, well, now that
miss Ellis is listening.
Why don't you go to her office
and discuss your concerns
with her?
Sure, I can pencil you in
the beginning of next week.
The beginning of next week.
Next week?
Okay, this can't wait a week.
We need a recycling program
today.
Kaci, we have a recycling
Kaci, we have a recycling
program.
There are two garbage bags
in the cafeteria:
One for aluminum,
one for plastic.
One for plastic.
That's not a recycling
program.
That's two trash bags.
Thank you, dad.
I mean, I can't in good
I mean, I can't in good
conscience unchain myself
until I have your word that you
will work with my consortium.
Your consortium?
Me...
And a bunch of kids whose names
I cannot reveal...
I cannot reveal...
For their own safety.
Well--
young lady, unchain yourself
young lady, unchain yourself
this instant, or, Mark my words,
you will be in a lot of trouble.
Miss Ellis, her demands are
quite simple.
Are you gonna beef up
are you gonna beef up
the program or not?
Look, Dr. Reed, between you
and me, we know kids.
And me, we know kids.
Today it's the environment.
Tomorrow it'll be animal
rights.
Um, I'm not sure I understand
your point.
The point is, who cares?
Tomorrow she'll be on to the
next best thing.
I don't know about that.
I think some teenagers are more
I think some teenagers are more
mature than that.
I think you've been teaching
college students far too long.
College students far too long.
You know, you're right.
I should spend more time
in high school.
Kaci, unlock that padlock.
Kaci, unlock that padlock.
[Whispers] Thank you.
[Chains jingling]
[Chains jingling]
[Cheers and applause]
I will hit the gong
three times, and we'll begin
our journey through
the meditational labyrinth.
The meditational labyrinth.
If you become distracted,
just bring yourself gently
back to your center
back to your center
by noticing your thoughts
like clouds in the sky
floating away.
Float away.
Float away.
Float away.
Float away.
Concentrate on your breathing.
Or use a mantra like, "ohm."
Or use a mantra like, "ohm."
All: Ohm.
And you will achieve
a peaceful state of mind.
Ohm.
Now remember,
Now remember,
focus on what's troubling you.
I'm going to manipulate your
energy to keep it all positive.
We will now begin.
We will now begin.
[Gong crashing]
[Gong crashing]
[Gong crashing]
[Gong crashing]
As you continue your journey
through the labyrinth,
solutions will begin to unfold.
Solutions will begin to unfold.
Mm-hmm.
[Electronic beep]
Hello?
Hello?
No, I'm not busy.
[Whispers] Shh!
This is a silent meditation.
Mm.
Mm.
No, I cannot get
my hair done now, Elliott.
I'm in a silent meditation.
I'm in a silent meditation.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
[Chuckling]
Okay, miss Helen,
you are disturbing my peace.
Come on, get off the phone.
Come on, get off the phone.
I'm sorry, sister,
but I'm going to have to ask you
to leave.
The labyrinth?
No, the center.
We can't risk you interrupting
the experience of our other
patrons.
You must go.
But she was the one
on the phone.
On the phone.
I don't want to leave
the labyrinth.
Mr. Monk?
Couldn't she at least finish
the labyrinth?
The labyrinth?
I am sorry.
This is the way that it must be.
Oh.
They will validate
your parking at the front desk.
Oh, well, if you have to
Oh, well, if you have to
leave, I'm going with you.
I'm not leaving till I get
some peace up in here.
Move.
Come on, Carla.
Come on, Carla.
Okay.
Ohm.
Ohm.
Both: Ohm.
Ohm.
Ohm.
Ohm.
[Both exhale]
[Both exhale]
Okay, let's go.
Oh, okay.
Oh, okay.
Let's go, miss Helen.
No, I think I'll stay
a little longer.
This place is so peaceful.
Ohm!
Ohm!
Miss Helen.
Ohm!
Ohm!
Mmmm!
Both: One, two, three, four.
All: Let's love mother earth
All: Let's love mother earth
some more!
Both: Five, six,
seven, eight...
All: Plastic bottles
are not great!
No recycling...
No recycling...
All: No peace!
I can't believe she has you
doing this too, dad.
It's gonna take a lot for me
to get my cool points back.
You only had two.
No recycling...
All: No peace!
All right, all right, enough.
All right, all right, enough.
Dr. Reed, I have called
the authorities.
So if you do not cease and
desist this instant,
desist this instant,
you and your band of rabbling
recyclable rebels will go
to jail.
Well, then I guess today
is as good a day as any to go
to jail for what's right.
[Sighs]
Come on.
Come on.
Okay, you got me.
I haven't called anyone,
but just cut me some slack.
Not until you meet our
demands.
Demands.
Then you leave me no choice.
Kaci Reynolds, you're suspended.
[Students murmuring]
[Students murmuring]
These Graham crackers
These Graham crackers
are delightful.
Hmm, don't you think?
Mm, she loves them.
I love tea parties.
I love tea parties.
Me too.
Tea parties are the best,
especially with you.
Hey, hey.
Hey.
Hey.
So?
How'd the protest go?
It went great.
Kaci got suspended.
What?
What?
She chained herself
to the vending machine
in protest, and they suspended
her for two days.
At least my voice was heard.
At least my voice was heard.
I'm gonna go download
the footage to my Facebook page.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Hold on, hold on.
Alex...
Alex, why were you high-fiving
her when she just got suspended?
Her when she just got suspended?
It was only for two days.
Actually, I think principal
Ellis was taking out her anger
at me on kaci.
But when I saw her chained to
but when I saw her chained to
that vending machine,
standing up for what she
believed in, I knew I had to
chain myself too.
Wh--whoa, you did what?
Wh--whoa, you did what?
Yeah, I joined her.
You know, there's strength
in numbers.
I was great, Carla.
I was great, Carla.
I felt like I was back in
college, protesting Clarence
Thomas' appointment to
the supreme court.
The supreme court.
Yeah, but Clarence Thomas
is now on the supreme court,
and kaci is still suspended.
And kaci is still suspended.
I'm not happy about either
of them, but at least we can
still change one of 'em.
What do you mean?
Alex, this could go on
Alex, this could go on
her record.
I mean, what if she wants to get
into some college and they won't
accept her because of this?
We don't want her
at a college that will reject
at a college that will reject
someone because they stood up
for what they believed in.
[Sighs] Alex, but--
Carla, I could've talked her
into unchaining herself, maybe,
into unchaining herself, maybe,
but what message would that
have sent?
"Stand up for what you believe
in as long as it's in the
in as long as it's in the
comfort of your living room."
Hmm.
No, I had to let her make
that protest.
And I had to stand beside her.
And I had to stand beside her.
You would have too.
You're probably right.
You're probably right.
But suspension...
It just seems so unfair.
Principal Ellis is unfair.
Principal Ellis is unfair.
But...
What if we double-teamed her?
What if we double-teamed her?
What if we played
good cop, bad cop?
Well, it's not a bad idea.
I mean, you've already
established yourself as
the bad cop.
You could be the radical
you could be the radical
protester, and I could be
the understanding mom
who gets the principal
to change her mind.
To change her mind.
Hmm.
Hmm.
Are you free tomorrow,
starsky?
I sure am, hutch.
Let's--let's do it.
Let's--let's do it.
[Chuckles]
Good morning, miss Helen.
How are you?
How are you?
I'm feeling great.
You should be.
You're the only one that got to
stay and enjoy the center.
Stay and enjoy the center.
It's not my fault
you got kicked out.
Uh, actually, miss Helen,
it was.
Hmm, thank you.
Hmm, thank you.
Gaby, you're always blaming
somebody else for your problems.
You know, after you left,
you know, after you left,
the monk taught us
to look within to solve
our problems.
Too bad you couldn't stay.
Too bad you couldn't stay.
[Speaking Spanish]
Okay, okay, okay,
both of you in my office
right now.
Have a great day.
Have a great day.
Come on, miss Helen.
Miss Helen.
Miss Helen.
Yes.
Gaby.
Clearly we have a problem.
Don't look at me.
It's her.
It's her.
[Sighs]
Me?
Listen, that was Elliott,
my hairdresser.
Let me tell you something--
No, let me tell you--
Okay, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Okay, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I am talking, okay?
Miss Helen.
Yes.
Yes.
Gaby went out of her way
to do something nice for both
of us, and all you did
the entire time was complain.
Why?
Why?
I was just saying
what was on my mind.
Well, the only thing that
wasn't on your mind was saying
"thank you."
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, no, no.
No, no.
Don't not roll your eyes,
miss sensitive.
What do you mean?
Well, you're not blameless
in this situation.
In this situation.
I mean, you don't have to react
to every little thing that
miss Helen does.
Oh, but she does a lot.
Gaby.
You are gonna interact
you are gonna interact
with people that you don't
always get along with,
and the difference between
reacting and responding
is respect and acceptance.
Is respect and acceptance.
Thank you.
Please accept me, miss geminez.
Please accept me, miss geminez.
It's jimenez.
"Heh-men-ez."
Heh-men-ez, say it.
Jimenez.
Jimenez.
That is right, and you need
That is right, and you need
to stop antagonizing her.
And you.
You, you need to stop getting
so upset by every little thing
so upset by every little thing
that she does, okay?
All right.
All right.
All right.
[Sighs]
Good.
Now, hug it out.
What?
Go ahead, come on, now, hug.
Go ahead, come on, now, hug.
That's good.
That's good.
Wow, that feels good.
All right, all right.
That's good.
You know, in the spirit
of friendship, I'd like to
of friendship, I'd like to
invite you ladies to
my quilting circle.
Your quilting what?
My quilting circle.
We get together in assembly line
style, and we just bat and baste
style, and we just bat and baste
for hours.
So would you like to join me?
So would you like to join me?
Sure.
For friendship?
Sounds like fun.
Sounds like fun.
Oh, great, great.
Oh, I better let Emma Jean know.
Oh, I better let Emma Jean know.
She is the sew mistress.
Ooh.
That'll teach them to try
to make me hug it out.
I got it.
Principal Ellis.
Hello.
My wife and I would like
to have a word with you.
To have a word with you.
Ah, doctors Reed, I would
love to, but I can't.
I'm off to zumba class.
This will only take a minute.
Just a sec.
Just a sec.
Um...
We feel that kaci's suspension
was a little bit too drastic.
Was a little bit too drastic.
There's nothing I can do
about the suspension.
She clearly violated the rules
by disrupting classes.
Oh, well, we understand
Oh, well, we understand
that there are consequences
for your actions...
But a suspension?
Come on, miss Ellis.
Okay, okay, honey,
Okay, okay, honey,
I've got this.
I'm sorry, miss Ellis, but
my husband gets a little bit
upset when he feel like our
upset when he feel like our
children have been wronged.
And maybe--it's just
a suggestion--maybe kaci could
a suggestion--maybe kaci could
just get detention
or, you know, clean the
cafeteria tables?
The rules clearly state that
The rules clearly state that
suspension is the appropriate
punishment under these
circumstances.
Haven't you ever stood up
for anything?
For anything?
[Chuckles]
Please, I went to Berkeley.
We protested everything from
police brutality to not having
enough seats
enough seats
in the lecture hall.
We literally had to stand up
for what we believed in.
Well, then, come on, you know
what we're talking about.
What we're talking about.
Yes, but this isn't college.
It's high school.
And my job is to ensure
the proper education of these
the proper education of these
kids without interruption.
Well, isn't this part of
the educational process?
Exactly.
Exactly.
Learning beyond these walls,
forming cogent debates,
the constitutionality of
freedom of speech.
Freedom of speech.
Damn, y'all talk more than
kaci.
Okay, fine.
I will yield to her request.
I will yield to her request.
However, for breaking the rules,
she'll have detention
for a week.
And until we get recycle bins,
and until we get recycle bins,
she will separate
the recyclables after school.
The recyclables after school.
Deal.
Deal.
Thank you.
Sorry for holding you up.
Please, enjoy your zumba class.
Please, enjoy your zumba class.
Thank you.
Five more pounds to go.
Oh.
♪ five more pounds to go ♪
Both: Oh.
[Both chuckling]
[Both chuckling]
Were you gonna use
the microwave?
Oh, I was, but I can wait
till after you.
Oh, no, no, no, I insist.
You go first.
No, it's perfectly fine.
These ox tails can wait.
Oh, no, ox tails wait
for no one.
Oh, I'm trying to be nice.
Oh, I'm trying to be nice.
So the sooner you heat
your food, the sooner I can eat.
Then by all means, por favor,
Then by all means, por favor,
just go.
Oh, well, I don't like to be
bossed around.
I don't like you being so
stubborn, miss Helen.
I am not being stubborn.
Just put the ox tails
Just put the ox tails
in the microwave, miss Helen.
I don't want to put
the ox tails in the microw...
Ohm...
Mira, listen--
Mira, listen--
[speaks Spanish]
Okay, all right.
Okay, all right.
What is that, a spell
you're putting on me?
You're putting on me?
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