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Okay, Pat, it's time for your next
social studies project.

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You'll be working in pairs to find ways
to make the palm woods greener and more

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environmentally friendly.

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The team with the idea that saves the
most energy wins the week off from

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All right, all right.

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Projects are due end of the day
Thursday, so now pick your partner.

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Logan.

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It's my part.

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working together.

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James and Carlos.

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The Jennifers.

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A Jennifer and Camille.

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Yay!

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And Kendall, where's your partner?

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Well, Joe is stuck on set all week and
everyone else is kicking, so I guess I'm

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flying solo.

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I hear we're picking partners today.
Who's the lucky lady?

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Kendall.

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What?

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Jets?

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the partner with jet i can't stand jet
jet is right here and i would expect a

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warmer reception considering i'm the
only one who thought to bring a cheese

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platter why

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are you here because i'm not stuck on
set all week like joe and now i'm stuck

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with you you two stop complaining i mean
did you see who i'm partnering with

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ozzy clark he's a new heavy in town Play
the psycho in every role he's in.

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And I don't think he's acting.

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Judah, please.

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Just keep your phone closed and call us
if you feel threatened.

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And here's a bat in case you can't reach
us.

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This is making me feel better.

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Then don't even do the project because
our palmwood screen idea is so going to

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win that week off.

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You have no idea what your project is,
do you?

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No, but it will change the world.

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Go green!

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Time to social study, partner.

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Yeah, totally, okay, cool, whatever you
want to do.

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Help! Help!

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I need to find it!

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Hey,

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for my social studies project, I have to
visit a business and suggest ways for

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it to be greener. Don't care.

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Goodbye.

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You use way too many foam cups here.

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No, we don't.

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Now, please leave.

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Look, just sign this paper saying you'll
agree to switch to environmentally safe

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recyclable paper cups.

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Sorry, sweetie. Can't do that.

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Why not?

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Because I make foam cups.

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Not me, of course. My low -paid factory
workers.

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Did you know it's impossible to recycle
a foam cup? It just sits in a landfill

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for 500 years.

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That's called dependability. And it's
one of RCM's CBT Global Ed Sanyoi's most

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profitable products.

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Well, why not make a profit using
recyclable paper cups that are better

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environment? And why don't you quit
jamming my corporate mojo?

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Okay. Griffin won.

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Little girl, nothing.

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Game over.

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Get Katie Knight out of your office.

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This is bad.

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Okay. Our winning green idea is... Ooh!

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How about Palmwoods Wide Recycling?

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We're doing recycling.

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Well, recycling is stupid.

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You're stupid.

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Which is why we're going to do a bike
ride show. Oh, yes. We buy bikes for all

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the Palmwoods residents to cut down on
gas consumption and emissions.

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Dude, I don't know where we get our
great ideas.

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From us. You just read our sign.

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All the good green ideas were taken.

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Why are we in the middle of the lobby?

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I just feel I work better around
witnesses.

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People like you and I. Good people.

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What's our project?

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Well, we're going to build a scale model
of the new solar -powered palm wood.

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You mean you're going to build it? Yeah,
I'm going to build it. But you have to

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keep me alive long enough so I can
actually do that.

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Right?

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Get to work.

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Let me get to work. We have the roof
right here.

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You really have to worry about nothing,
okay? I'm going to do all the work. It's

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going to be totally great.

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You really should do something better
with that hair.

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Jeff, what do you say we get this
project done really fast so we don't

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be together?

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Agreed. And I have an excellent idea for
saving the environment and getting that

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week off from school.

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Okay, I'll bite.

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We install new carpet. In the lobby.
Have you ever walked around in there on

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bare feet?

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It's too coarse.

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And how does it make the palm woods
greener?

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We get green carpet.

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Duh.

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Well, there goes that idea.

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But leave him!

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Go green!

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Chet, close the fridge. You're wasting
energy.

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I am trying to figure out what to eat.

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The door is see -through!

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Why did you just turn on the oven and
the stove?

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The fridge gave me a chill.

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Shit, we need a green idea!

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Hey, Mom. Is the dryer broken?

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No. It's just a small load. So I'm using
my handy clothesline to save some

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energy.

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You thinking what I'm thinking?

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Are you thinking about me?

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Because I'm thinking about me.

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Oh, yeah.

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Knock this off.

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Not until you get rid of all the foam
cups.

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For a greener rock record.

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Get rid of those paper cups before
Griffin comes back.

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This looks

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bad, doesn't it?

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Let me make one thing clear.

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I make foam cups.

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I drink coffee from foam cups.

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I put foam in my coffee in foam cups.

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Now, I want you and all these paper cups
gone by the time I get back, or I'll

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deal with you like I deal with all of my
problems.

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With Abdul.

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Katie's right, though.

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These foam cups are bad. We should get
rid of them. I know she's right.

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I, but I love foam cups. I love them and
I'm never getting rid of them.

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Mmm, foamy.

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Why is there a cow in the apartment?

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It's our social studies project.

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With a cow in every room, gas and
elevator consumption are cut down by

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annoying trips to the market for milk,
butter, and cheese.

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Go green.

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And what happens when bitters burst
through the door and sees a cow in the

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apartment?

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Well, we throw this giant box over the
cow and then say, no cow here.

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Keep it quiet, keep it clean, and keep
it in the apartment.

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to get a week off school.

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Woo! So, do we go green or go red?

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crunch some energy -saving numbers, we
could wrap this solar project up.

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Let me speak again.

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You do it.

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We have to do something on the project.
I mean, columns requires it. I don't do

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numbers.

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Okay, well, I mean, it's just a few
simple equations.

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Are you calling me stupid?

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Absolutely not.

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Nope. That's what you were thinking.

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I was just thinking that you could use
this calculator and I could, you know,

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run!

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The point of a clothesline is to let the
sun dry the clothes so we can save the

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palmwoods electricity.

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If you had better hair, you'd realize
that a blow dryer is never a waste.

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I'm going to ignore that because our
green palmwoods project is done.

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Now we get a respectable C plus and we
never talk again.

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Take these down and find a better way to
save the palmwoods' energy that doesn't

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cause injuries.

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Yes, ma 'am.

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We'll brainstorm a few more ideas after
I have a little... me time.

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They could not get any worse.

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Cow.

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Did I just hear a cow?

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Making cow noises is fun.

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What's behind that sheet?

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Not a cow!

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I was raised on a farm in Iowa, and I
can sense when a cow is near.

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If I find you two anywhere near a cow,
you hockey heads will be moving out.

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North.

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Oh, we've got to find that cow before
Pitter's done us.

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Really? A cow for your class project?

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Hey, we thought of it first.

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Joe Green!

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Cow! Where are you, cow?

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What cow?

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unless it's in an RCM -CBT global net
sanioid foam cup.

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Big Ben.

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Hey! What did you do now?

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Yeah, I might have pushed it this time.

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Well, Griffin told me to fix this.

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That's what he sounds like.

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And that's why we have to get rid of
these cups. They're bad for the

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environment. Wait, you agree with Katie
and you're not here to cut off our pinky

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toes? Yes, but after we save the Earth.

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Okay, but how do we get Griffin to
change his mind?

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By hitting them where it hurts.

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Now, do any of you know someone at a
financial news network?

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What do you want?

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I was just checking on my project
partner.

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What's up?

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I worked on the roof model.

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Oh, this thing is incredible.

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I don't think I could do much more. When
it comes to other stuff, I'm pretty

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stupid. You are not stupid. This model
is amazing.

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And you picked me as your project
partner, which makes you very smart. I

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get lost when it comes to numbers and
letters and school.

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Making kids do your homework and your
project for you is only going to hurt

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No, I hurt them, and they do it for me.
Okay, logic. Again, very smart.

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But if you feel lost in class, you
shouldn't be afraid to ask for help.

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Well, maybe you could help me.

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Hey, what are project partners for?

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Ask me any question.

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Did a cow just moo?

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Yeah, I think it did.

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This does not surprise me.

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I sent cow!

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And cows are not allowed in my palm
woods!

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But it's just going to be here in 3 .2
seconds.

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Lobby! It was here.

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Lobby!

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You see a cow.

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Hola. Where have you been? It's 11 o
'clock. We were supposed to start at 9

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our project is due tomorrow.

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I was showering. For two hours?

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That's a huge waste of water. Not on me,
it's not.

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As much as it pains me, neither of us
are leaving each other's sights until we

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make the palm woods greener and you are
out of my life.

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Fine by me.

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Let me just get into a

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project state of mind.

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By turning on all the lights and
electronics in the apartment?

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You mean by properly lighting myself
while I listen to classical music and

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my stocks?

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And making big financial news this week
is 11 -year -old Katie Knight.

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Is that my sister?

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The sweet and green preteen is taking on
corporate giant RCM -CBT GlobalNet

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Sanyoid and doing it well.

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CEO Arthur Griffin refuses to
manufacture environmentally friendly and

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recyclable paper cups instead of harmful
foam cups because...

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He clearly hates the Earth, and that
makes me sad.

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The sad and big -eyed activists send
Wall Street's emotions high, sending RCM

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stock to a weak low, losing 6 % of its
value.

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You know, if that was a paper cup, we
could recycle it.

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I am not going green.

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We've cut energy usage in half by
evicting all of the unattractive people.

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No.

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No.

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No.

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How'd you get out?

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Well, we're not in your palm woods, and
our green project is due at the end of

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the day.

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So, we'll just get Ms. Collins to come
out here and grade our cow.

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What cow?

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How does she keep doing that?

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That's no use.

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We're not going to be done by three.

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Finish the whole thing and don't put my
name on it.

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No, I'm not going to do that. And
sometimes the students struggle with

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projects. It's okay to ask the teacher
for some extra time.

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You mean hand things in late?

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No, extra time.

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You guys won't be eligible for the week
off, but you'll still be graded just the

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same as everyone else.

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I'm cool with that.

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Me too, partner.

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Walnut?

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I'm good.

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And with RCM stock still falling,
everyone is wondering what CEO Arthur

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will do to stop the bleeding.

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Okay, okay, okay, you win.

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RCM CBT Global at Sanoid will switch to
manufacturing recyclable paper cups.

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On one condition.

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You, let me borrow those eyes.

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I think RCM's change to all paper
products is not only good for the

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but shows the flexibility to adjust to
the green economy.

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And that makes kids like me very happy.

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And stockholders can be very happy, too,
as RCM's stock soared to a yearly high

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today, causing CEOs nationwide to hire
tiny girl publicists. And in an

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story, two teenage boys in pajamas are
disrupting traffic downtown in pursuit

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a cow.

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We gotta get her back to the public
school in one hour!

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Or we're not gonna win the week of
school!

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Come on!

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Jet,

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our project is due in one hour. And
you've done nothing but be completely

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wasteful and goof off! Goof off?

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Look! I'm a life -size doll myself!

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And I come with a tennis racket!

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I think I know how to make the palmwood
screener.

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Clothesline? Kendall, you and I tried
that already, and we failed.

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Not what I'm using it for.

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Okay, class, we've got some great
projects here, and more to come.

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The Neil and Jennifer's bike share
program will save the palmwoods 300

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of gas per year.

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The Jennifer's new recycling stations
will allow 3 ,000 pounds of metal and

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plastic to be reused rather than thrown
away.

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And Carlos and Jane...

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Absolutely not. Darn it!

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But making the biggest environmental
impact at Palmwood School is... candle

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jet.

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By keeping jet tied up and away from
excessive electronic and water usage,

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Don't Be a Jet project immediately cut
the Palmwood's power usage by 22%. And

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we'll save 440 ,000 gallons of water per
year. Which means

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candle and jet win.

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Oh, yeah!

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I get a whole week off from school.

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Oh, no. Not just a week off. A week at
the Capitol, where you two get to share

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your green idea with the governor and
other school winners.

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Say what?

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You know, when you think about it, the
whole thing was my idea.

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So I should talk to the governor.

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And stand behind me for the photo op.

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You know?

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I think this is the beginning of a
beautiful friendship.

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Help!

