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Mr. Mosby?
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Lovely day, isn't it?
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What do you want?
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A summer job at the hotel.
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Forget it. We're not hiring hooligans.
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Don't you need someone to cover the
candy counter while Maddie's away?
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No, I have found an excellent
replacement.
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Millicent, how are the candy sales this
morning?
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Sales? I'm supposed to charge people for
candy?
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Yes,
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that would... explain the cash register.
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Oops! I thought it was an ATM.
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I guess this cash belongs to you.
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Here I am in your life.
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Here you are in mine.
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Yes, we have a sweet life.
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school, which you have to go to for
failing the eighth grade. Just English
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class. Besides, plenty of our greatest
leaders failed the eighth grade.
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Like who?
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There was that Abe guy with the beard
and the tall hat. He lived in Gettysburg
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and died at the movies.
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And yet somehow you passed history.
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After this one, too, I'm going to take
Mosby up on his offer to pay for
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school so you can either pay attention
now or stand at attention later.
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Have fun.
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Hey, man.
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How's it going?
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Not good. I'm trying to pick a desk.
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If I sit by the blackboard, the teacher
will call me. But if I sit in the back
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and there's a fire, I might not make it
out.
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But if I sit by the window, a large bird
could swoop in and carry me away.
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I'm Zach. And you are? Shy.
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Painfully shy.
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Don't look at me!
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You're in my seat.
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Your seat?
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It's the first day of summer school.
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Not for me. I've been coming here for
four years. It's my name carved in the
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desk. Brick.
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Brick? Is that because you're all red
-faced and shaped like a giant
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Straight for Brickford, you twerp -face!
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My nickname.
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Hello, class.
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Welcome.
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I am Mrs.
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Bird. That's B -E -R -D. Bird.
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Now, there is only one person who wants
to be here less than you, and that is
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me. So listen up, and nobody gets hurt.
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summer school, I thought we would start
with some thematic poetry about summer.
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Sorry,
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I mean some rhymy words about the hot
time.
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Okay.
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Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
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Who do you think that Shakespeare was
addressing?
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Did you want to answer?
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Yes. No.
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Yes. Never mind.
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Anybody else want to take a crack at it?
Rick, nice to see you again.
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Laura.
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Who do you think that Shakespeare is
addressing?
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False.
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How about you, sweetie?
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Oh, no.
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Everybody's staring at me.
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skater boy.
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Well, I don't know. I think Shakespeare
is hitting on a chick
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by telling her she's hot like a summer's
day.
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No, that's... That's right.
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Good job.
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Oh, no.
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I am a nerd.
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Hiya!
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Welcome to Paul Revere Mini Marts. The
savings are coming! The savings are
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coming!
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I'm Wayne.
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How may I help you?
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Well, I see that you have a Help Wanted
sign in your window.
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Here's my resume.
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It's got my school records, volunteer
work, achievement awards, and career...
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objectives. Wow.
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You're really smart and organized.
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Yep. I hate that.
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I want a helper monkey who will dance
when I say dance.
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Well, I can do that.
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Eep. Eep.
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Sorry, kid.
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You're just not cut out for the Paul
Revere lifestyle.
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What lifestyle?
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It's just a bag boy job.
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Just a bag boy job?
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See, that proves how little you know
about the grocery game.
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Being a bag boy takes skill and
training.
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Now run along, kid.
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Don't be a pain in the wane.
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Oh, hi, Cody.
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Hey, London.
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What are you doing here?
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I'm hitting up every store, buying up
all this week's teen trend magazines.
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There's a photo of me scarfing down a
crab cake, and it ain't pretty.
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Well, it couldn't be that bad. Whoa.
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that tunnel exactly look i'm in a rush
so take care of this for me and keep the
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change i can't believe you know london
tipton i've got a blog dedicated
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to her love to love london i've watched
her walk by the store for months just
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hoping she'd come in and buy some beef
jerky and share it with me until our
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meet
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job here.
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Hey, get me a date with London Tipton
and you're hired.
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Couldn't I just do the monkey dance
again?
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Are you questioning the appeal of Wayne
Co., a division of Handsome Industries?
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No, no, no, no, not at all. But I'll set
it up. But you might want to use your
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employee discount on some breath spray.
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Get some dandruff shampoo.
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Oh, and ease up on the hair gel.
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I graded your multiple choice quizzes.
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Mark, you circled A, B, C, and D for
every question.
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It's hard to pick one letter.
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Not for me.
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F.
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Haley, you can come out from under your
bag. You got the next highest grade in
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the class.
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A D.
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Minus.
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What'd you get, nerd?
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It doesn't matter.
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A A. You got an A?
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Shut up. Yes, sir.
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You should all follow Zach's fine
example.
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This is a student who cares.
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Someone who went the extra mile.
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Someone who didn't quit.
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That's lunch.
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If anybody needs help opening their
pudding, ask Zach.
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It's a good one.
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Well, it's not a big favor.
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I just wanted to go on a date with the
manager of the Paul Revere mini -mart.
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So you've seen him?
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Seen him? Oh, the savings are coming!
The savings are coming!
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Hey, London, do you think you can do me
a teensy -weensy favor?
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No.
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You had no idea what I was even going to
say.
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You were going to say... There's this
guy who's obsessed with me because I'm
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most amazing person in the world, and he
just has to have a date with me.
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That's not what I was going to say at
all.
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I was going
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to say that there's this guy who works
for a fashion magazine.
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Oh, which one? I read them all.
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It's a new one.
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You don't want to meet him.
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Who says I didn't want to meet him?
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You. Well, what do I know? Set it up.
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It's a date, then.
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See?
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Easy as pie.
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Yes, you've just set up a date, which is
not a date. Someone thinks it's a date,
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and the other person thinks it's an
interview. I mean, what could possibly
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wrong?
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You're right.
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Maybe I should be there disguised as a
plant.
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Yeah, that'll fix it.
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has heard of Robert Frost.
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And no, he is not a singing snowman in a
Christmas special.
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He is a poet.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood.
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Now, from the first line, can anyone
tell me what season it is?
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Paprika?
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No, not seasoning.
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Season. Time of year.
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Zach?
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The leaves are changing. It's autumn.
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Come on, Zach.
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You're the only reason I get up in the
morning and drag my butt to this
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to ignorance.
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What season is it?
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Baseball season?
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No. It's autumn.
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It is? That must mean summer school's
over.
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Did I mention you have detention?
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Zach, I don't understand.
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You were doing so well.
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What got into you? My underwear.
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And I didn't want it to happen again.
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Hey, Zach, let's go.
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He's not going anywhere. Zachary has
detention.
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Detention?
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Great, now I'm stuck here too.
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Listen, young man, you had better not
fail out of summer school. You're
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out of seasons.
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If you think that I am... No talking.
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Okay.
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Who here has read the rest of the poem?
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Did you read it or not, Mark?
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like I wish we could do with the entire
summer, let's skip to the end.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and
I, I took the one less traveled by, and
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that has made all the difference.
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What do you think is Frost's point?
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Zach? This should be hilarious.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and
I took the one less traveled by,
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and that's... has made all the
difference.
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What Frost is trying to say is that life
is full of choices.
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And even though it's easier to go along
with what everybody else is doing, going
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the more difficult way will pay off in
the long run.
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Good one, Zach.
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That was right.
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That was exactly right.
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Good to have you back, Zach.
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And this will probably shock you.
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Outside these walls, it's considered a
good thing.
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So go ahead, call me a nerd.
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But next year, when you're all here, I
won't be. I'll be taking the road less
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traveled right to the beach.
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Here's a tip on how to score some mega
points with London.
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She loves to talk about herself, so ask
her lots of questions.
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Almost like you're interviewing her for
your blog.
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I was just going to show off the guns.
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Bang!
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It's a privilege to meet you, London.
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I've dreamed about this moment for
years.
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Well, I don't give a face -to -face to
just anyone.
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The Cody says you're the man in charge.
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Yep, nights and weekends.
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Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right.
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The man never stops working.
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Okay, now go away. Wayne wants to talk
to a beauty, not a cootie.
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I didn't bring anything to write with.
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Well, that seems odd, considering you...
Dropped your pen?
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Uh, in this waiter's pocket. You know,
luckily I came back and found it.
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She also loves it when you take notes.
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I just think... So, you must meet a lot
of royalty in your line of work.
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Oh, yeah, sure. We do a lot of business
with Salva Salami.
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that the rest of the class is going to
give you an atomic wedgie if you do
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Nope.
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Hey.
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What's up, Zach?
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Hey, guys.
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Wow, looking pretty tonight, Haley. New
bag?
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Thanks for noticing.
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Rick, you're here to study, too?
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Yeah, I gotta get into high school
already.
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I mean, I can't deal with those tiny
toilets anymore!
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Shakespeare wrote an iambic pentameter.
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Zack?
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Now sit down and don't disrupt my class
again or I'll give you detention.
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Hey, you got a date to the prom yet?
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Oh, shucks. If only you'd asked me
sooner.
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Pretty good, I guess. I have naturally
low blood pressure.
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Like a jungle cat.
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And that helped
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you sell magazines?
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Helped me sell everything.
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No one can resist when Captain Wayne
sets his phaser on charm.
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be moving on to the picture taking
portion of the evening pictures i'll
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um the photographer must be in the
bathroom um wayne can i borrow your
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all right now work it should
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be taking pictures of me that are going
to be in a magazine
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Typical interview date.
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Am I on a date with London Tipton or
not?
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Not! Cody, am I being interviewed by the
editor of Heiress Magazine?
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I'm not the editor of Heiress Magazine.
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I work at the Paul Revere...
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Excuse you of cheating, but I don't want
to do the paperwork.
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You know what, Mrs. Bird, with all due
respect, I don't think you're giving
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these kids enough credit.
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They can rise to a challenge.
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You're the best, Zach. You rock.
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I love you.
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Zach, you make a good point. Starting
today, I'm going to make this class a
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whole...
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Strangely relaxing.
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Hey, Wayne. You wanted to see me?
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Right.
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Welcome to the Paul Revere family.
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Really? You're not mad about the other
night?
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Please. It takes more than that to
derail the Wayne train.
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The date was bogus.
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The pictures you took weren't.
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I posted them on my blog.
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Suddenly, a lot of ladies want to take a
spin on the tilt -a -way.
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So, what's my first job, boss?
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Unpack that box of bananas from South
America.
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What's this for?
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Those tropical spiders can get pretty
big.
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