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Yeah, I'm not really sure why we're
doing this, but to me it feels like a
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bit of an invasion of my privacy.
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David, please read quietly. I have work
to do. Okay? Turn around.
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Sir, I have a question. What is act
utilitarianism?
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Sir?
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Sir? Oh, question? Sorry.
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What is act utilitarianism? Oh, act
utilitarianism. Let me think.
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Oh, that's the theory which states that
a person's act is morally right if it
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creates as much happiness as possible
under the circumcisions.
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Circumstances. I say circumcisions.
Under the circumstances.
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Okay. Any other questions, let me know.
I might not know all the answers, but
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there's a good chance I know a lot of
them. Okay.
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Keep reading. Thank you.
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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. I would like to solve the
puzzle.
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Is it a student election this week?
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As you know, the Digital Media Club is
documenting the school elections as part
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of their class project.
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I've given them full access to the
school, and I want to thank you all for
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agreeing to be filmed.
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Yes, sir. I don't remember agreeing to
do that. Special thank you to Ms. Mason.
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Her grade 8 class is studying the
electoral process, and she's agreed to
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the class filmed. I'm really excited
about it, sir.
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Okay, that's it. Teach hard.
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Duncan, can I have a word? Please. For
what?
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I would like you to be the teacher
liaison for the student council this
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No, that's Lisa's job. Her plate is
full. There's no one else available.
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I got my plate full. I'm coaching
basketball.
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It's not a big -time commitment.
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The student council does most of the
work. All you have to do is be there,
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them, answer a few questions.
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I think it would be a good fit. The
students connect with you. Can you say
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to the camera?
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Can you do it? Yes, I will do it for the
students. Good.
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The greatest gift of all, children are
our future.
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Teach them well.
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Have you seen this?
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Alomar for Fred. Classic.
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Oh, will you just relax, Robert? It's a
harmless joke. Is it?
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Well, the joke ends today.
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Every year, some anarchist has tried to
get Roberto Alomar elected to student
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council. I don't care if he's some
golden -glove -wearing baseball slugger.
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They're making a mockery of the
democratic process.
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A demockery. The Alomar movement is
bigger than you. It's bigger than all of
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Not anymore, it's not.
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No, you don't. Yes, I do. No, you don't.
Yes, I do.
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Yes, I do.
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It's your fault.
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Your attention, please.
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Roberto Alomar is not running in the
student council election.
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Furthermore, any Alomar...
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posters, or other paraphernalia will be
confiscated and you will automatically
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be given a week's detention.
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Thank you. I am Team Alamar all the way.
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Now there are three of us.
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I'm looking for a book on the history of
the electoral process.
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That's not it.
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Sorry, would you mind putting the books
on the tubey shelf cart when you're done
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with them?
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Oh!
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I just took it off for a second, though.
I know. It's just that library policy
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clearly states that books are to be
reshelved exclusively by a librarian.
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I mean, I wouldn't go into your
classroom and just shuffle all your
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around, so... Okay, I put it back in the
exact same... Lisa!
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Why don't you just follow the process?
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I'm Natalie, student council president,
three years and running.
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Well, it's going to be three years. I
don't lose.
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Enough.
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Sir?
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Natalie, you can't hang outside the
staff washroom like that, okay?
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Okay, sorry, Mr. Duncan.
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How would you like it if I hung outside
the girls' washroom all day and waited
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for you?
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I'll never do that.
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I thought we should go over our schedule
for the new school year. I don't need a
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schedule to be a role model. I think you
might, sir. There's a lot of meetings
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to keep track of.
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Why would we have meetings? And
secondly, you haven't even won anything
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jump in the gun a little bit?
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Just getting a head start since I'm
going to win.
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I always do. No one ever runs against
me.
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Mr. Callahan said you do whatever you
could to help me.
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Bye, sir.
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Not doing this.
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Monday morning planning sessions.
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Fridays after school, weekly wrap -up.
No.
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Skype and scones.
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It's pronounced scone.
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Never wonder what kind of students we
don't like.
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Perfect example.
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Sir, in case you lose it, I have
another.
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So, do you see what I see? Or rather,
don't see, take a look.
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No, Alomar. Oh, no, there's Alomar over
there.
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Just kidding. There isn't any. You know
why?
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Because people respond to a strong
leader, which is what I am. When I lay
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the law, people listen.
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That's respect.
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I don't particularly have anything
against Natalie.
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Really? Do I like her?
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No. Do I want to teach kids like that?
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Which camera? There's two of you now?
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Do I want to listen to her throughout
this whole election? I do not.
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And if nobody runs against her, she's
going to win by acclimatization.
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So, to win by acclimation means to win
without opposition.
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Very funny.
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Who drew this?
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And I'm serious. I want to know who drew
that picture.
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Very clever. Who also took all of my
erasers. That's great.
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When I find out who drew this picture
and wasted class time, they are in big
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trouble.
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I just really want to get this done.
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Jimmy DeGrazia.
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Hi.
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What do you think about running for
student council president this year? Why
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would I do that?
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This is my last year of high school.
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If you say so.
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I just want to concentrate on graduating
and getting it.
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But do you really think you're going to
get into university with the grades you
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have? I didn't think about that.
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So if you want to get into a real
university, you've got to put something
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that application that jumps out, because
your grades don't jump out, and that
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thing is student council president.
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I guess so, but it's in two days, right?
It's a popularity contest. You've been
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here six years, Jimmy.
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You're the most popular kid in the
school. This is easy.
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Yeah, well... Right?
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I don't know. It seems like a lot of
work. That's the good thing.
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You don't have to do any work. Once
you're president, you just give
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else the work to do for you. Right, like
how you get up to grade our own papers
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during class times.
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Look, that's what great leaders do. We
delegate.
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You think Obama cuts the lawn at the
White House? No, he has somebody do that
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for him. He does nothing.
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Easiest job in the world.
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You can be President Jimmy.
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Ha, ha, ha.
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President Jimmy.
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What's up? Here to stay.
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Also, don't forget that the student
council elections are two days away, so
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sure you vote.
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And in case you haven't heard, our good
friend Jimmy here is now running for the
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position of student council president.
So, who's voting for Jimmy?
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One person.
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I mean, I guess I thought I was popular,
you know. I babysat a lot of them.
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Thought that would do it. I don't know.
Can I go?
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I have tons of friends. Yeah? Where are
they?
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College. College?
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Oh, my God. Get out.
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Okay.
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All right.
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You guys get out, too. I've had enough
of this stupid school project.
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Can I speak to you for a second, please?
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Yes.
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What are you doing?
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Nothing. Exactly. While I'm putting
posters all over the school?
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Oh, yeah, the posters your grade eights
did during class time. Doesn't matter. I
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had them done, all right? This election
is tomorrow, and you've done absolutely
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nothing. Because you said I don't have
to do anything, so... You said you were
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popular, so we both lied. If you want to
get into university, remember what we
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said? You want to get in, Jimmy?
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Yeah. You got to do something, all
right?
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Have you done a speech?
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Mm -mm. No speech? No.
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I told you you need to do a speech in
front of the whole school.
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All right? You have to promise a bunch
of stuff. It doesn't matter what it is.
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Just promise a bunch of crap, and they
will buy it.
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I've never written a speech before. I
don't know where to start. Fine. I'll
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write a speech.
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Come here for a second.
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Excuse us.
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Excuse me.
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Excuse me. Not now.
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I need you to get some dirt on this
Natalie girl. Otherwise, she's going to
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my life hell if she wins this thing. I
don't know her. I don't know anything
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about her.
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She's too geeky. That's what finding
dirt means. You dig. You look around.
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ask questions.
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I heard she's allergic to peanut butter.
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And I could flip some into her locker.
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Why don't you just blow her head off,
Jimmy? I said get dirt.
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You don't kill her.
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Hey, guys.
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Hello.
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So, how was your day yesterday?
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Oh, it was good.
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The kids are really excited about the
election.
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Erase much?
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What? Oh, I was just wondering if you
erased much yesterday.
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I'm just wondering if maybe you borrowed
my erasers and forgot to put them
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back. Wow.
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No need to make a scene.
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Okay, Emma, if you have a problem with
me, I would love to sit down and talk it
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out.
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I don't have a problem.
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But I can see that you're really upset.
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And you should be. I mean, I would be
really upset if someone came into my
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classroom and messed it up.
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What some teachers don't understand is
that the library
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is my classroom.
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These books are my students. And at the
end of the day, it's all about the
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children.
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Libraries are pretty useless anyways.
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Most of us just look it up on the
Internet.
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Vote for Jimmy, right? Tell everybody.
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Girls, Jimmy.
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I heard Jimmy's gaining ground in the
student election. And you know what?
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for Jimmy because he's been here a long
time and he's never really had anything
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to sort of do.
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So it's nice. It's nice for him and...
Oh!
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Did you hear that?
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Jimmy's gaining ground. So now it is a
two -person race.
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Sir. You're the student council liaison.
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You shouldn't be taking sides. Who's
taking sides? I'm just happy to see a
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fellow student do well.
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And I don't want you to win, so let
Dougie think into your head.
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So what are you going to do? Oh,
Natalie, don't vote for the sore loser.
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I wouldn't. Well, suffice to say, the
Alamar insurgency has been quashed.
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They said I couldn't do it.
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They said I didn't have it in me.
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Some of them even said I was an idiot.
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You are an idiot, Robert. Not now.
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Let the record show.
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Where there's a will, there's a way.
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What the... Who are you?
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Have you seen Jimmy?
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Uh, yeah.
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Okay, do you want to tell me where
you've seen him?
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Check the back.
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Okay. Is that so hard?
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Sorry to bother you, grumpy.
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Jimmy, can I speak to you in private,
please?
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Sure.
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It's okay. I gotta be going anyway.
Okay.
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A lot more campaigning to do. Yeah, see
ya.
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Oh, Natalie!
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What are you doing?
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Please tell me why you're talking to
her.
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I was digging up information. That's
what you told me to do. That's not
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up information.
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Holding her hand?
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Well, the more I found out, the more I
liked her. Oh, my God. You like her? How
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is that even possible?
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It turns out she's actually pretty cool.
We just clicked. And I would have never
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asked her out if it wasn't for you.
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So, thank you.
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I should have gone with the peanut
butter idea.
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Hey, do you guys find Emma a little
strange?
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What do you mean?
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Well, I'm pretty sure she stole my
eraser.
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That.
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Don't you find that weird? Check it out.
Emma brought cupcakes again.
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She's great, isn't she? Those are
velvet.
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Yeah, her secret is love and a whole lot
of art.
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Guys, do you not find this strange?
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She snuck into my room and stole all my
erasers. Why is this not bothering
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anyone? She made cupcakes.
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Just get another eraser.
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Problem solved.
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Those look terrible.
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Jimmy, Natalie, what can I do for you
two?
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It's okay, Jimmy. I'm here for you. Tell
him. All right.
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I'm out.
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I just can't run against my girlfriend.
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Hoes before bros, right?
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The expression is bros before hoes.
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Students. Oh, well, it sucks that we're
not bros.
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Come on, Jimmy. I told you he wouldn't
understand.
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You know you can stop smiling.
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Because I can easily talk him into
running again.
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Can you?
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Because I can talk him out of anything.
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I've been class president for two years
in a row for a reason, sir.
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My mother says I'm very focused, and if
I want something, I don't stop until I
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get it.
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And I don't let anything stand in my
way.
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You caught all that, didn't you? You
caught that. You need to show that to
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Jimmy. I want you to take the camera and
show it to Jimmy.
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Hey, guys.
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I think Emma went into my classroom
yesterday, and I was just wondering if
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might have any footage of that.
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Did you not see me standing here doing
something?
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Sorry to interrupt.
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Yeah. Oh, that's a little late.
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Give me the footage.
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Stupid permanent marker.
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Yes. Of course, I could get another
eraser, but it's not about the eraser,
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it?
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That woman is nuts.
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Someone is running a fake Roberto Alomar
campaign around the school.
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So forgive me for thinking I should
maybe start by eliminating the usual
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suspects. No offense.
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Tons taken. Is this seriously why you
called me into your office?
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It's exactly why, Trudy.
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You've always been a bit of a wild card.
I'm not going to take my chances with
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you. Okay.
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I'm going to go because I have actual
work to do.
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So long as you know that I am going to
be keeping an eye on you.
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You and every other man I meet.
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Wow.
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Is that a bat in your hand? Oh, it is a
bat. Wow.
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Missed. Get out.
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Jimmy, stop.
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Stop.
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Natalie for press. Great.
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You don't get it, do you? She wants you
to drop out of the election and vote for
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her and let her win so that she wins.
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And I'm stuck with her for the year.
That is exactly what she said you'd say.
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Oh, my God, you're buying this. She's
too smart. She's too smart and you're
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stupid. Oh, my God.
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Thanks for nothing.
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This book needs to go in the cart.
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Reese has really lost it, huh?
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Oh, it's way off the cart.
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What do you say we go get a couple of
cold ones, okay?
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Then maybe we can pick up a couple of
hot ones.
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Hey,
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how's it going, Robert?
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How's it going?
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Did you get them all? You tell me.
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What the...
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Re -elect me as student council
president? The answer is threefold.
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One. I still don't know why I'm doing
this. I told you it's a great thing to
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have on a resume, and you get to be a
leader, and you get to have people work
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underneath you.
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And?
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And I'll give you an extra week on your
independent study project.
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What week?
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Week and a half.
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Three.
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You can't go up the other way.
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I got no deal then. Fine. Three weeks.
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Just read the speech.
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that a vote for Natalie is a vote for
Xavier.
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Thank you.
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Now we'll hear from our next candidate,
David Alexander.
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Hey, oh, hi, David.
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Didn't even know he was in the running.
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What up, Xavier?
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What up?
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I could give you a long, boring speech
like the other candidates, but I'm not
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going to waste your time.
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All you need to know is a vote for me.
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Is a vote for Fridays off, free burger
Tuesdays, and casual Wednesdays. No
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shirts, no shoes, no problem.
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I have a two -part question. One, how
will we complete the standardized
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curriculum in a four -day week?
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And two, has Mr. Callahan agreed to
Fridays off?
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Not exactly, CEO.
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Right as it happens again.
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Is that all you got?
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Didn't work, didn't work.
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Mr. Malik!
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I think I got the last Alamar poster
this time.
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What happened to your fingers?
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Never mind.
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Have a good evening, Mr. Cheney.
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All clear?
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You ready?
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I'd like to call the meeting to order.
Can I get a second?
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Wonderful.
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So, Mr. Duncan, Lana needs you to attend
the school fundraising meeting. It's
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next Tuesday at 7 a .m. It's not
happening.
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Notice.
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We also really need to revamp the school
constitution.
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Which weekend works for everyone?
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Okay, just so we're clear, I'm not doing
any weekend meetings, morning meetings,
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after school, nothing.
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I'll do 15 minutes during my lunch, once
a week, only if it's necessary, and I
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deem it necessary.
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What about our weekly fun run? It's 10K.
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You guys do a weekly 10K fun run, do
you?
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We don't run.
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Kilometers? Are you kidding me?
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Sorry.
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Inside joke with the student council.
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