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Are you ready?

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I know you see me standing here.

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Do I look good, my dear?

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Do I look good today?

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I'm just another kind of girl.

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And you wanna...

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I think a carbon -to -carbon double bond
is shorter and stronger than a single

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carbon... Okay, I'm confused.

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Wait. Isn't a double bond an atom with a
sigma bond and one pi bond?

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I'd like to eat one pi. Can I say
something?

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Sure.

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I hate chemistry!

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Hate it!

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I just wanted to make that clear.

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Why don't you have a french fry? It'll
calm me right down.

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I'm already full.

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And what happened to all your talk about
eating healthier food?

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What? The french fry made from the
potato, a vegetable, dipped in ketchup,

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from the tomato, also a vegetable.

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So basically, this is like a handheld
salad.

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What?

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You're too funny.

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Goodbye. Goodbye.

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Good funny.

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Here it is.

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could learn to dance.

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But he escaped like six weeks ago and I
thought he was gone forever.

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It's my rat.

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What's the matter with you?

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Nothing! Is experimenting with rodent
choreography so weird? Absolutely!

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Look, just calm down, relax, and I'll
catch the rat.

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What?

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Are you doing?

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He's not going to dance along.

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I believe

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some of you did very well on your test.

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Sadly, many of you did not.

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Next time, let's try to have more
happilys.

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And fewer sadlys.

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You're tough, Martin.

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Logan?

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What do you get?

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Who cares?

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That bad?

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You don't need to be good at chemistry
when you're going to be a famous athlete

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and or male model.

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What if you're good at both? I mean...
Well, that was just a crime against

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aviation. Good joke.

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Bad grade.

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And now I'm sad.

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Zoe? Oh, man.

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Those of you who did poorly are going to
have to study a lot harder.

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Unless you'd like to be back in this
class again next year.

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Dismissed.

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Miss Bromwell?

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What is it, Zoe?

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Um, I've never gotten a grade below a B
at PCA.

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Well, now you have.

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Uh, yeah, I know.

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So I was hoping maybe I could do some
extra credit work, you know, to bring up

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my average. I don't believe in extra
credit. But I can talk to some of my

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students and see if any are interested
in tutoring you.

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Um, yeah, that'd be great. Thanks.

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Oh, Zoe, you're good friends with Chase.

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Mm -hmm.

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Is his hair naturally that way, or is it
a perm?

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Um, no, I think it's natural.

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Fascinating.

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I can't believe you're going to get a
tutor.

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Might not be so bad. Maybe it'll be a
cute guy. Yeah, because chemistry geeks

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are so cute.

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Hey, I resent that.

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Not all people who excel in science are
geeks, thank you. She meant boy

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chemistry geeks. Yeah, girl chemistry
geeks are the coolest.

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Your sarcasm is noted.

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Just finish building that trap. If I see
that rat in this room, I'm moving to

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Wisconsin. Yeah, you better kill that
furry little beast.

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I would never kill a living creature.

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Anyway, there's no need to.

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The rat will be lured to this wedge of
Jarlsberg cheese.

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Then, the strobe light will blink
rapidly, disorienting him.

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Then, a plasma bolt will fire from this
chamber, stunning him long enough for me

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to grab him and put him safely back in
his cage.

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So now... We wait.

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Hey, why don't you just get Queen to
tutor you?

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Yeah, we tried that once.

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It's so simple.

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It's not simple.

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Just repeat after me.

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Spectroscopy. Spectroscopy. Is the use
of the absorption, emission, or

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scattering. Is the use of absorption,
emission, or scattering.

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Of electromagnetic radiation by atoms or
molecules to qualitatively or

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quantitatively study the atoms or
molecules. No.

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Now the strobe light should kick on,
disorienting him.

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It's working.

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Now he'll be stunned by the plasma bomb.

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It missed.

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Zoe, do you have a moment?

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Hi. I found you a chemistry tutor. He's
one of my best students.

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Cool. Who is he?

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Well, he... That's peculiar.

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He was right over there.

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There he is.

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Here's Zoe.

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Logan? Look, I'm thrilled about this.

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Logan doesn't know anything about
chemistry. He doesn't know...

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Logan happens to be one of my top
students.

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He got a 100 on the last test.

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Did you just say it that loud?

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He can't be one of your best students. I
mean, no offense, but he's an idiot.

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Oh, right, that's it. I didn't want to
tutor you anyway.

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That wasn't wise. You need him.

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He's really one of your best chemistry
students?

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Consistently.

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Ms. Romo?

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Hey, Zoe?

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That hair cannot be natural.

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Logan! Logan!

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Logan!

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Wait a second.

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What? You weren't done insulting me?

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I'm sorry, okay? It's just you're like a
straight C andD student.

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Except for chemistry.

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Well, how are you so good at it?

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Because my grandfather was a chemistry
professor at Caltech.

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I had to spend every summer with him
when I was a kid. And he taught you?

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Against my will. And now I'm cursed with
being knowledgeable.

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It's so gross.

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Well, will you tutor me?

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I do.

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Where you'll never tell anyone?

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Why would I tell anyone? Being tutored
by you is humiliating. Good.

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We both promise.

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No one finds out about this.

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Let's shake on it.

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Or we can kiss on it.

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Or shake.

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Okay. A reaction that absorbs energy in
the form of heat is?

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Endothermic. Good.

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And a reaction that releases energy in
the form of heat is?

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Exothermic. Correct.

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And how do you measure the enthalpy
change?

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Um, it's the energy used from bond
-breaking reactions minus the energy

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in bond -making products.

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Measured in?

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Kilojoules. Not bad, Brooke.

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You really know chemistry.

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You promised not to tell anyone. As long
as you promise not to tell anyone

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you're tutoring me.

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Okay. Okay.

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All right, let's talk about isotopes.

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Wait, it's almost fine. What if Chase
and Michael come back?

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No, they'll be shooting hoops in the gym
until at least 10.

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Okay, isotopes?

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That's it. I'm a little embarrassed for
you.

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This is a sports -related injury.

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That makes me cool.

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Dude, tripping over a basketball on the
way to the bathroom is not cool.

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Oh, hey, Quinn and Lola.

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Oh, yeah.

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What up, females?

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Oh, hey.

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What have you guys been doing? I've been
watching Quinn research rat brains for

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the past three hours.

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Yeah, you'll change your tone when I
trap that rat and lock him away forever.

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Uh, what rat?

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What happened to your foot?

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Ah, sports -related injury, you know.

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He tripped over a basketball on his way
to pee.

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Why don't you broadcast it on the PCA
News, huh?

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Hey, hey, where's Jeremiah Trotman?

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Chase has a breaking story for him.
Easy, pal.

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Hey, was Zoe with you guys?

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No, she went to a movie.

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No, she told me she was taking a yoga
class.

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Who cares?

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I gotta go prove to my rat that no
rodent can outsmart Quinn Penske.

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You ready for me, rat?

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Are you ready for a piece of Quinn?

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Okay, that's all the chemistry I can
handle for one night.

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Me too.

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Be careful.

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Oh. Hi.

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Hey. Hello.

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What are you guys doing?

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Nothing. Talking.

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Nothing. What are you guys doing? I
thought you were shooting up still 10.

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Oh, he was on his way to pee. Hey,
quiet.

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I thought you were taking a yoga class.

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And Lola said you were seeing a movie.

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Yeah, it was a movie about yoga, which I
came to tell you guys about.

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And now that you know, good night.

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We gotta see that yoga movie.

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All right.

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I assume we all know why I've called you
here.

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Yes, to waste my valuable time while a
rogue rat runs hither and yon through my

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dorm room mocking my intelligence.

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No, we're not here to discuss your
rodential problem.

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We're here to talk about what's going on
between Zoe and Logan.

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They've been sneaking around, telling us
lies.

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I want to know what's up.

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Why do you care?

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Because I'm a caring person.

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See? Look, obviously Zoe and Logan are
secretly dating. May I please go catch

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rat now?

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Yes, go. No! No one's going places till
we figure out what's going on.

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Now let's consider the possibilities.

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I think they're dating. Dating.

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The other possibilities.

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I've had a chance with over Zoe.

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So did I.

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What do you mean?

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I never had a two -year crush on Zoe.

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Right, Michael?

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Yes, there was no crush, you silly
people.

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Then why do you care if Zoe and Logan
are dating?

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She's not dating Logan, okay? I've known
Zoe since the first day she came to

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PCA, and I know she'd never date a jerk
like Logan. He's one of your best

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friends. Which is how I know he's a
jerk.

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Okay, then.

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If Zoe and Logan are sneaking around,
spending all this time together, you

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me what the other explanations are.

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Well, they could...

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You know, they could be, uh... I mean,
for all we know, uh... I'm gonna go find

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out.

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I'm gonna go cleanse my pores.

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I have a creature to capture.

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Am I the only normal person at this
school?

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I want to know what's going on. I'm just
taking pictures of myself like I always

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do. See?

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I meant I want to know what's going on
between you and Zoe.

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Why? What do you know?

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The two guys have been sneaking around,
spending a whole lot of time together.

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Why?

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Why? Yes, why?

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It comes right in between X and Z.

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Well, the, uh... The, uh... The truth
is, uh...

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Zoe and I are dating.

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Liar! It's true.

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Zoe would never date you. You're...
you're you.

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Fine. Don't believe it. All right.

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I'll go ask Zoe. No.

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She's not going to tell you the truth.

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Why not?

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Because she knew you wouldn't like it.

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Ha! You know that makes sense.

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I still don't believe it.

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Well, you should.

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Prove it.

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Okay.

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I will.

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Well, I invented a special nerve gas
that should target a rat's central

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system. It should put it to sleep for
about a half hour, which will render it

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catchable. You know, most girls' biggest
problem with their roommate is they

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borrow their clothes without asking.

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I've got one who loses rats, shoots me
in the head with plasma bolts, and fills

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my room with homemade nerve gas.

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Thanks.

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Which apparently doesn't work too well.

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I'm going to go get some coffee.

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Don't you feel lightheaded?

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Rousey?

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You are smarter than I am.

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I can't even make a mild nerve gas that
works.

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I should just give up science and get a
job super low.

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Okay.

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Now what?

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Get in that bush.

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No. Get in the bush.

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I don't want to be in a bush. I told
you. Zoe's never going to admit to you

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we're dating. Yeah, because you're not.
I will prove it to you if... Here she

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comes.

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Bush!

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All right!

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Don't like being pushed.

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Hey. Oh, hey. What are you doing here?

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Uh, weren't we supposed to meet here at
4 o 'clock?

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Yes.

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Hey. Hey.

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So, where should we go today?

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I don't know.

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Library? Your room?

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Yeah. You know, wherever we can be
alone.

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Right. Um, you know, I think this is
working out pretty good between me and

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Don't you think?

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Sure. I mean, it's kind of weird, but
it's working for me.

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Yeah. Listen, I gotta tell you
something.

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I, uh, I told Chase what's going on
between us.

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What? I thought we decided no one should
know.

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He's my friend. I thought he deserved to
hear the truth.

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You mad?

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I guess not. I mean, I hate that I've
been lying to Lola and Quinn.

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Exactly. We shouldn't have to keep
secrets from our friend.

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Yeah, I know. It's just chemistry.

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Yes, chemistry.

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You know, which we have together.

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All right.

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I've heard enough.

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Jake? Jake, what were you doing in that
bush?

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Cheering. Everything.

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Look, I wanted to tell you, but I was
embarrassed.

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You should be embarrassed.

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I mean, Logan?

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I know, but he's taught me so much.

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Oh, God.

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It's true. I mean, he really knows his
stuff.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh, God.

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Wow, he's really upset you're tutoring
him.

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Yeah.

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I don't feel so bad.

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How can I not?

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I've been intellectually bested by an
animal with a brain the size of a

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He won, I lost.

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I don't even think the rat knew he was
in a competition.

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Great. He beat me without even trying.

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I'm gonna end up in community college.

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Hey.

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Hey. I know.

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Listen, I've been keeping something from
you guys.

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Can we talk?

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Sure. Let's talk.

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See, for the last week or so, I... Look!

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Get him!

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Why should I even try?

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He's brilliant.

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I mean, even if I had a superstar...
There.

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Rat captured.

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Don't say that, Blake.

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Zoe! That was genius!

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Whatever.

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Hey.

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Hey, Grace.

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Listen, Zoe.

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Sorry I freaked out on you.

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Back there.

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Near the bush.

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Yeah, what was that about?

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I just... I guess it's just kind of hard
for me to understand why you would want

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to date a guy like Logan. Date him? You
think I'm dating Logan?

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Well, yeah.

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Yeah. Aren't you?

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No! Gross! Ew! Why would you think that?

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Because you guys have been sneaking
around.

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I'm lying about it.

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And Logan told me you were.

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I am not dating Logan.

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He's tutoring me in chemistry.

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Chemistry?

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Oh, my God, Logan?

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Logan, seriously?

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Oh, that's not true.

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Oh, it's true.

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Logan is one of my best chemistry
students, which is why I asked him to

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Zoe. See?

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Is that really your hair?

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Yes. I doubt it.

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Okay. We believe you.

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So, why did Logan lie?

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Because he thought everyone would rip on
him for being a chemistry geek.

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Oh, yeah, we'll definitely do that.
Yeah. I can't believe he said we were

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dating. You should get him back somehow.

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Yeah, you should.

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Is it ready?

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Yep. It's so ready.

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Don't worry, little guy.

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You'll be fine, Tim.

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You put it in his pants?

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Yep.

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You know, I never would have believed
Logan Lee knows chemistry.

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He does, big time.

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And he's really good at it?

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Well, it's not like your level, but
yeah, he knows his stuff.

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I wonder when he's going to notice the
rat in his pants.

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Well, how long ago did you guys... Look
at my pants!

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Oh,

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oh, gosh!

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I think he noticed.