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Welcome back to Class Clowns Academy,

a distinguished institution,

dedicated to helping comedians realise their full potential.

Look, I was dux of my school

but it was the worst year in the school's history.

So far, the Cane Toads have taken a commanding lead.

Oh! Shame, bro!

Will the rampaging Redbacks...

Yes!

..and the mighty Bin Chickens fight back today?

Aaarrgh! (LAUGHTER)

Hmm.

I'm Principal Julia Morris and that...

(SCHOOL BELL RINGS) Ooh.

..means it's time for class.

(MELODRAMATIC MUSIC)

(SCHOOL BELL RINGS)

Good morning, students.

Today we're studying mathematics and sexual education,

so get your books

and I'll see you in class.

DAVE: We are classy Bin Chickens. NINA: Yeah.

We should have, like, little bow-ties.

Why are we the 'Bin Chickens'? We should be the Caviar Chickens.

We both got bit by redbacks and that's how we got our powers.

Mmm.

Our powers include venom, web-shooting...

We live in wood.

We live in wood. Yes.

BECKY: I think I'm like a cane toad

in that I'm not everyone's favourite animal

but I do exist.

(LAUGHS)

Good morning, students.

CLASS: (DRONE) Good morning, Miss Morris.

Alright. It's time for a good, old-fashioned show-and-tell.

Let's start with...Matt.

Oh, hang on. Oh!

Oh, my goodness!

What you're seeing there is my high-school boy band.

A boy band?

Four Point One was the name of the band.

Why 'Four Point One'? Yeah, that's what I want to know.

MATT: Oh, because 'Five' had already been taken, so...

Is there any chance you remember one of those OG songs?

DAVE: Please!

(SINGS) # Girl, don't look me in the eye

# I don't want you to cry

# This love I feel, girl

# It's makin' me blind... #

(CLEARS THROAT) (CLASS APPLAUDS)

Miss, can I go outside and take my underwear off?

'Cause I want to give it to him.

I feel like there's laws in place that's gonna make that tricky.

Miss, can I go outside and put more underwear on?

(LAUGHTER)

Matt, that was magnificent and we loved it.

Thank you.

Speaking of people that we love,

Nina, would you be kind enough

to talk me through this glam-rock scenario?

Yes.

Before I begin, I just want to apologise to the silver community,

because I'm doing silverface

but in my defence, it was the 2000s.

Nina, you also fight crime in that outfit, don't you?

Yeah, I do. Talk me through the silver.

I'm playing an icicle in a dance competition.

I think we can all see that the cold never bothered you anyway.

Yes. (LAUGHTER)

Let it go, Julia. Let it go.

Who am I getting to know next?

I...

don't understand what's happening right now.

(LAUGHTER) Is that Bron on the left?

Is this you, Bron? Oh! So...

How old do you think I am there?

37.

And working on a sitcom.

I was in year nine and my sister found a coupon at a bus stop.

For $50, you can get your photos taken.

Oh!

So we went and there was this crazy woman there with garbage bags

full of, like, discount make-up,

who was like, "Come, sit on the chairs, come!"

And she painted our faces like so

and then, at the end, she said, "It's actually $200."

Jesus! I know!

So $50 for the session but then you have to buy the photographs.

Yeah. Thank you for sharing those with us.

You're very welcome. My pleasure.

Our first lesson today is mathematics.

No.

My dad used to coach me maths during the holidays.

Yeah. And I would have to study maths.

While everyone...

While everyone else went in the pool.

Your dad is gonna help us win this competition.

Thank you, Dad. Arigato. Thanks, Dad.

Maths is one of those subjects with so many practical uses.

None of them spring to mind at this moment.

Of course, as always, we are gonna start with a written exam.

This is a year 4 question.

Surely we can do this. Mmm.

(MUTTERING) XCV.

Yep. That's that...

I don't know. I just know 10 and 5. 100?

C is 100,

X is 10 before 100, which is 90,

and then V is 5.

95? 95?

It's on movies. It's always on the credits, isn't it?

I didn't do Roman... I can't remember Roman numerals.

I didn't do Roman either. I don't think it's offered at school.

Alright. Let's see your answers, teams.

Bin Chickens, you've answered 95.

Cane Toads, 95.

Redbacks, 1,005.

That was...that was my fault.

Oh, I can feel how upset Luke is.

He said 95.

But hang on - you don't know if you're right or wrong.

I will like to admit that I heard Matt confidently say '95',

which is why I thought it was also 95.

Oh! Luke! I see.

Shame, bro!

That's why I said, "Let's write 1,005,"

and then, if we get it wrong, we still go to heaven.

Unfortunately, our Redbacks have given the wrong answer.

Our Cane Toads and our Bin Chickens, the correct answer.

Sorry. Now they're ahead of us.

Our next question, I would normally reserve for year 6 students.

Is it a cheesy crust or is it just a regular...

I'd say let's go with a non-cheesy crust.

OK. I'm not sure.

Is the diameter the full outline?

My initial thing was that it's across.

We want the radius. We don't...

The circumference has got nothing to do with anything.

The circumference isn't even in the question.

Why did we mention it? You brought it up, Hughesy!

I brought up the circumference?

Yeah. You're obsessed with the circumference.

Alright, guys. Let's see our answers.

All three of you saying 6 inches.

'Cause if the d is 12 inches,

the r is half of that.

Right. Yes.

MATT: 6 inches is probably, like, the average radius of a pizza

but actually, it's probably less.

Less?

Also, when they're measuring,

they put the ruler really far into the crust.

With pizza, it's not about the quantity - it's about the quality.

I mean, I just haven't eaten a pizza in a while.

(LAUGHTER)

You all got the answer correct. Well done.

Yay! This is actually...

Alright. This is a year 11 question.

Oh, I've already given up.

Why'd you put a Y and an X in there? It's not English.

Because the Y is the dad's age...

Well, you've...now you've lost me.

So, you do that and I'll do it in my mind.

Yeah, you do it in your mind. I've got a beautiful mind.

He'll be 50, um...

He'll be 50... Oh, the dad?

Yeah, he'll be 50, um... Has to be divisible by 4.

Gee, no... No, just... We need to guess.

I'm gonna guess. Shall we do that?

Yeah, I'm out for this one.

Alright, guys. That's time. Let's present our answers.

Rightio.

Bin Chickens, you have said 7 years.

I tried to do the working but then I couldn't figure it out.

Using algebra? Yeah.

42 plus y equals 4x.

Yes.

Very similar to the age I had my son, so, yeah.

Is that right? You were 42... No, I was a bit younger.

But it was close. I just wanted to get involved.

Um... (LAUGHTER)

Redbacks! Yes!

Talk us through your maths logic there.

Yeah, what we're noticing about both of us

is we don't listen to the question.

Oh!

Cane Toads, you guys have said in 6 years' time.

Well, instead of trying to be fancy and use letters, like others,

I just started with 6 times 4

and then just went through all the 4-times tables

until I could figure out a time which made sense

and it turned out to be 48.

..so in 6 years' time.

Can I say, I didn't think there was an 'I' in 'cane toad'

but there appears to be.

There is and I understand - that was a pretty cool way of working it out.

I feel for Becky, who was just cut out of that entire equation.

Don't feel for me! I'm... I'm not even here.

(LAUGHTER)

The correct answer is 6 years.

Cane Toads, your methodology worked out.

(APPLAUSE) It was Matt.

Well done, Becky. Alright.

Go and get some sunscreen on -

we are heading outside for our maths practical.

(SCHOOL BELL RINGS)

DAVE: Ooh. What is happening here?

This is the maths practical, students.

It's time to get your jugs out.

This problem dates back to Ancient Greece

but it's probably best remembered from the 1995 best film winner...

Die Hard 3? Die Hard 3, correct.

With A Vengeance.

Just like in Die Hard, each team has been given two jugs -

a 5-litre jug and a 3-litre jug.

The bomb, sadly, wasn't allowed.

Using only the 3-litre jug and the 5-litre jug,

you have 2 minutes to fill one jug with exactly 4 litres of water.

I remember the problem from Die Hard

and I remembered, if I ever need to defuse a bomb,

I should memorise this.

Yes. And I'm always ready.

Society doesn't even know how protected they are because of...

what's in here.

Yeah. He's our greatest asset. Thank you.

Are you guys ready? Yes.

Yes. Ready.

Yes. Let's go!

Oh. Alright. Go? OK. I reckon fill this one.

Go, Luke! Come on.

If you fill this up with 5 litres

and then we fill that up with 3 litres,

we're gonna have 2 litres left in here.

I've been doing a lot of puzzles with my 6-year-old daughter.

I'm match fit.

(SINGS) # Da-da, da, da... #

Cane Toads, time is ticking.

Come on. Alright.

Now we're gonna pour this in here. Yep. Great.

If you fill this twice, you'll end up with 1 litre left in here.

Bin Chickens, you really have a method about you.

I've got this, I think.

For once, I think I've got it. OK. Well, I'm relying on you.

So, this'll make exactly 3 litres? That's right.

Then we've gotta fill it up again. Which will leave 1 litre.

Exactly.

There we go! Is it going?

Tip that bit out? Yeah.

Yes! Ha!

Redbacks, I saw that!

Flinging little jugs off the end there.

He's clumsy!

That is so rude!

Luke's bullying slowed us down.

It was accidental.

He's an angry nerd.

Yeah, I shouldn't have done that. It was a real time sink.

No, I...I think it was still the right decision.

There are 60 seconds remaining.

Quick! Bring it back! Bring it back! Bring it back!

Back. Ooh, Jesus!

Uh, less spilling, more filling, please, students.

Tell me when to stop. When we stop, we've got 1 litre left in this.

Remember? Oh, yeah, sorry.

What are you doing? Sorry.

You're changing the plan?! Sorry.

We were great at the start but we confused ourselves.

That goes in there. Aaah!

Redbacks, pull it together. There are 30 seconds to go.

Oh, no. Cane Toads?

Oh, dear. Where are you at?

Oh, dear.

I'm actually really good at just letting a man take charge.

I love it. Go fill it up! Fill it up!

Fill it up! Come on! OK. Here we go.

Put the water in the... This is it!

There are 10 seconds to go.

Come on! Come on! There's 10 seconds!

9. OK. Right to the top.

8. 7. Oh, now I get it.

6. 5. Whoo-hoo-hoo!

4. 3. We've done it! We're in it!

It looks like there's more than a litre!

1. Time's up!

Oh! Ooph!

(WATER TRICKLES) Oi!

That's OK! Alright.

You all look like you've done a great job.

Alright. There are a few ways to solve this.

Here's how Bruce Willis did it.

First, fill the 5-litre jug

and pour that water into the 3-litre jug,

leaving behind 2 litres.

Then empty the 3-litre jug

and pour the 2 litres into it.

Lastly, fill the 5-litre jug again

and then use that water to top up the 3-litre jug,

leaving behind exactly 4 litres in one jug.

Yippy-kai-ay, Class Clowns.

It's only one jug, right? Oh! No, you can take both.

Why? You can. Alright, Redbacks.

Let's find out how you went.

Now, Redbacks, I did actually say, "A jug,"

and in order to be fair to our other teams...

Oh, my god.

..you have to choose one jug and try and get as close as you can.

Yeah, let me think, uh...

(OTHERS EXCLAIM) Aaaah!

We'll choose this jug. That jug.

NINA: That feels illegal.

Why are you guys so worried about us?

MATT: I'm not! Fill it up. Alright.

Redbacks, we are so ready for you.

Oh, whoa! Whoo!

Wow. Ooh! Whoa.

Oh, no. We're not even close. Don't worry, Luke!

You might need to spit in it, Bron,

to do the last couple of centimetres.

That's what the shower water looks like after...

After what? MATT: Bron's washed her hair.

BRON: After I kill you, Matt? I'll tell you what.

That's pretty close. Well done, Redbacks.

Cane Toads, let's go. Thanks, Miss.

Thanks, Miss.

Alright.

Ooh.

It's got that lime flavour, doesn't it?

Oh, it's looking real good. It's a perfect pour! (GROANS)

Oh, dear. I'm nervous. Oh! No, no, no.

Is it? Is it? Oh!

Too much? Too much! It's too much!

MATT: Oh, dear. That is way too much water, Matt!

Becky! I can't hear you.

It's too much water.

Listen, I think it's perilously close

and I feel like the Bin Chickens should be worried.

Ooh!

Bin Chickens, come on over. Steady hand.

Yep. Every drop in there.

OK. Let's go.

This is our moment. Gosh.

Down the... Ooh, yeah. Keep it going.

Is there rhyme and reason to it? Yes.

Yes. It's gonna land in that black bit. Come on.

It's gonna be right in the pocket? Oh, god, I hope it's over.

Right. Hang on. I think that could be too much.

Oh! Go, go, go!

Ah. Ooh...

Yeah! Yeah!

(ROARS) You got it!

Oh! In your face!

We are the maths champions! Aaah!

We did it! We did it! We did it!

Whoo-oo-oo-ooh! We did it!

Did it! Fair call.

Congratulations to the Bin Chickens.

Yeah! Yeah!

You guys have come first in the overall maths assignment,

so you receive the gold star.

Oh! Oh!

Our first ones! Oh, my gosh.

We won a gold star and we were superb

but we didn't act like we were superb.

We stayed humble.

A gold star doesn't change who she is.

I'm still Jenny from the block.

As winners of the gold stars,

you'll be able to choose which team has the disadvantage

for the next subject.

Who do you choose?

So, the top dogs, do we...? I think so.

The Cane Toads. Cane Toads.

The Cane Toads will receive the disadvantage.

Sucked in. Cane Toads, that's how it rolls.

I'm spewing that the Bin Chickens gave us that disadvantage.

A war might start today. (GIGGLES)

(SCHOOL BELL RINGS) OK. That is the recess bell.

Redbacks, as punishment for sabotaging your opponents' jugs,

I need you to stay behind and to clean up.

(LAUGHS) What?! No!

Alright. I'm queen. Jack, dunce, let's go.

I got... Oh, what about the Redbacks?

Oh, they're in... No, that was a full.

Yes!

It's clean. Julia, we cleaned up!

(SCHOOL BELL RINGS)

Attention, students.

It's time to start working on your sexual education presentation.

Let's just say sex ed in high school...

not a lot of theory

but I was doing a whole lot of prac.

Oh, come on! (LAUGHS)

For this assignment...

Ready?

..each team has to deliver an educational talk

on a different sex-ed topic -

puberty, sexual reproduction

and safe sex.

I don't want to have a baby with you.

Sorry.

The poor Cane Toads have today's disadvantage.

I'll be slipping a few pink mystery slides into their presentation,

just to keep them on their toes.

What they don't actually know, though,

is they won't just be presenting them to little old me -

they will be strutting their stuff

in front of a qualified sex-education expert

and actually, a room full of the toughest critics we could find -

teenage young people.

(KIDS CHEER)

I'm scared of teenagers.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my gosh. LUKE: Oh, no.

Welcome back, students. OK.

As you can see,

you will be presenting to a room full of year 10 students,

very eager to learn.

Awww! Um, I need to do a small rewrite.

(LAUGHTER)

Let's get under way.

Ooh, golly. Sorry in advance, guys.

Rowena, what will you be looking for today in the presentations?

I'll be looking for educational content,

non-judgemental content...

Yes.

..making the students feel normal...

DAVE: Yep. They are.

..even sharing some of your experiences.

Don't just stick to one.

Are you guys all ready to begin? DAVE: Yes.

Let's do it. Yep.

Redbacks, would you take the stage?

Thank you. Good luck, guys.

In year 8, we had a male health teacher

and he described in great detail what it is like

to have sex in the car.

And he only took Ubers.

We are to talk about...

peee...uberty!

Gimme a 'pube'! Erty!

Gimme a 'pube'! LUKE AND KIDS: Erty!

Thanks, guys. Let's begin, shall we?

We're gonna focus in on fluids. (CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY)

As you get older, you are going to experience

a lot of fluids coming out of places it's never come out of before.

It's nothing to worry about - we're here to talk you through it.

(CLEARS THROAT) First one, we've got body odour.

(LAUGHTER) OK? What is body odour, Luke?

Well, when you sweat, it mixes with your skin bacteria -

it's gonna stink.

Put some Lynx Africa on it. Get over yourself.

Let's talk about the good stuff. (LAUGHTER)

Semen.

It is sticky as hell and you never know where it's gonna land.

(LAUGHTER) How to get rid of it.

The sock - seems obvious but it's gonna smell

and if you're the only boy in the house, you're gonna get blamed.

That's right. The correct answer is...the toilet.

And that is why I always carry a roll with me.

(LAUGHTER) If you'll excuse me...

I'm just kidding. I will stay for the rest of the presentation.

Thanks so much. Next up, we have...periods.

It is like a wound but there is no injury.

Cons - it is painful sometimes,

not great for white pants - say, for example, you're at a year 9 party.

There's a spin-the-bottle game,

you lean over to give Murray Clapham a kiss on the lips

and then everyone goes, "Oh, what's on your pants, Bron?"

Something like that's not great, you know?

Specific. (LAUGHTER)

And lastly, it is gross.

It's actually not gross. Oh! That's an ally.

(LAUGHTER)

We also have some pros - there is no baby

and my favourite, endless excuses.

Role-play. Ooh!

Bron, I'm your PE teacher.

I would like you to do 50 laps of the pool, please.

Sorry, sir. I'm on my period. My apologies. As you were.

Thank you. (LAUGHTER)

Bron, it's the tax office

and you have not paid your taxes in eight years and...

Stop you there, because I'm... on my period.

You still have to pay the...

It can get you out of anything you don't want to do

and that is the power of the period.

Thank you very much. Wow.

(APPLAUSE)

Amazing, guys. Terrific presentation.

Rowena, your thoughts.

My thoughts. I loved the personal experience.

Yes.

I love that you talked about body odour and you said it how it is.

Thank you.

Guys, do you feel like you learnt something?

(APPLAUSE) Thanks very much, guys. Thanks.

Alright. Bin Chickens, head on up on stage.

Let's do it. OK.

I remember when my dad asked me how I think babies are made

and I said, "It's when two people kiss

"and it goes through their mouth..."

(LAUGHS) That's what I actually thought.

Today we're gonna teach you how to make a baby!

Whoo!

Recipe for dummies, 'cause you can be an idiot and still make a baby.

It's true. (LAUGHTER)

Ingredients. The first ingredients.

You need an egg. We also need swimmers.

That's our term for... BOTH: Sperm.

Middle one's Ian Thorpe. Do you guys know who Ian Thorpe is?

You should. He's a hero who won lots of gold medals before you were born.

(LAUGHTER) OK. Let's move on.

Alright. Daddy needs to bring his sausage to Mummy's...

To Mummy's taco.

BRON: What?!

Once they get together, that happens.

Whoa! Oh... (LAUGHTER)

Just for the boys not to worry,

it doesn't need to be that big.

(LAUGHTER)

The girls are probably worried as well.

(LAUGHTER)

They've got together and Thorpey's inside the egg.

'Cause he was the fastest swimmer.

Oh, yes.

NINA: Which brings us to - how long does it take to cook...

Does Thorpey stay inside the egg? Nine months.

(LAUGHS) Oh, my god.

With Nina, what do we say about her clock?

It's ticking. I'm 32.

Still young but... It is. It's true.

Let's not muck about. (LAUGHS)

At the end of the day...

You have a baby!

BRON: Aww! Here we go. Yes! Awww.

Whoo! (APPLAUSE)

Great work. Great work.

Guys, thank you so much for that.

Rowena, talk us through it.

Uh, look, I loved the analogy of the ingredients.

Thank you.

But maybe talking about IVF would have been fantastic.

Oh, we forgot about that. Fantastic, though. Well done.

Well done. (APPLAUSE)

Time for the Cane Toads.

(APPLAUSE)

BECKY: I think sex education, in school -

so much is focused on safety.

Mmm.

Um, but you're not interested in that.

Like, you're like, "Yes, yes, yes - I'll be safe

"but how do I procure the sex?"

Like...

This next team have today's disadvantage.

I've added a few secret slides into their presentation.

Oh! Mmm... Oh, it's already good.

Oh, yeah. (SCATTERED LAUGHTER)

Ooh... (CLEARS THROAT) Hey, Becky.

What are you doing? Oh, hey.

(CHUCKLES) You probably thought I was having sex.

(LAUGHTER)

Yeah. I was actually having...safe sex.

(BOTH CHUCKLE) I'm Becky.

And I'm Matt. And...

We're here to talk about...

BOTH: Safe sex.

Because we think safe sex...

..is sexy.

(APPLAUSE) DAVE: Yeah.

BECKY: These other presentations,

you've been getting talked to like you're kindergarten kids.

I know. We understand you guys.

We know that, hey - you're probably doing it.

I mean, some of you are probably already amazing at it.

(CHUCKLES) I don't know if that's OK to say.

(LAUGHTER)

But... BOTH: Don't be afraid.

Uh... To get on top! No.

(LAUGHTER)

To try all sorts of things!

But one moment of passion can lead to a lifetime of regret.

Speaking of STIs,

there's so many - gonorrhoea, crabs, syphilis.

But the worst STI of them all

is a baby.

(LAUGHTER)

Definitely something you don't want if it's unplanned.

So, this...

This is a... This is, um...

Looks like an eggbeater but it is...not.

This is where the baby can go. Yeah.

This is the reproductive system of a woman.

And if you're not wearing a condom, the sperm goes up here

and that leads us to what we wanted to talk about, which is condoms.

Matt. Yes. Protection.

I can show you a condom right now that I have in my wallet.

Oh, no, wait -

I used it at lunchtime.

(LAUGHTER) Ah. What up?

Oh!

Let's just remember that... BOTH: Safe sex is sexy.

(APPLAUSE) Thank you very much. Thank you.

Rowena, lots to think about there. Great try.

BECKY: Great try?! Ooh, that stings.

BRON: Brutal. Brutal.

ROWENA: Year 10s definitely need to know about STIs

but we also need to know what 'STI' stands for.

Oh!

And really, what it is.

It stands for sexually transmitted infection.

Yes. Fantastic, though. Great try.

Brilliant job, guys. Thank you, Miss.

Thank you. ROWENA: Well done.

Thank you, kids. BRON: Well done.

Alright.

I'm gonna have a chat to Rowena, then I will finalise my marks

and I will see all of you in my office for report card.

Thank you. Well done.

Thanks, guys. Thanks, everyone.

DAVE: I think we're gonna win today.

I think we're gonna get the highest report card.

Cannot wait to see the look on the faces of those smug...

Cane Toads! Oh, yeah. Suck it up.

I was pretty happy with our sex-ed presentation

but...she did keep saying, "Good try,"

which is never...

Which is what I hear a lot during sex.

LUKE: I think we deserve a win. BRON: This could be it.

Let's get our certificate-holding hands ready.

Welcome on in, students.

Quickly and quietly.

Students, what an absolutely terrific day.

I do have your sex-education results

but first I'm going to look at mathematics.

Bin Chickens, I gave you 9 points and a gold star

for topping the maths assignment.

Oh! In your face!

Yeah! We are the best!

Just. Just.

Cane Toads, I awarded you 8 points

and in last place, Redbacks.

Your calculations were a little off

and so was your jug clean-up.

To be fair, we thought you had gone. Right.

Teachers never do overtime. Well, I do, 'cause I'm the principal.

OK. Alright.

With scores this tight, victory today really does come down

to your sexual education presentations.

The mighty Redbacks - my goodness.

You guys gave us personal stories.

You gave us role-play.

You gave us B.O. Thank you.

You received 9 points from Rowena.

That is incredible.

That brings your total to 15 points.

Whoa.

My delicious Cane Toads, you engaged with those students

and they were loving it.

Yeah.

However, Rowena mentioned

that you hadn't explained what the 'STI' letters meant.

I feel like 'STI' is its own thing now.

Yeah.

They also didn't disclose what STIs they have.

Whoa!

You guys got 7 points out of 10.

Wow.

Moving you straight into equal first,

alongside the Redbacks.

Yeah. Which brings us to Bin Chicken.

Yep. Yep.

Rowena wished you'd touched on IVF

but she really enjoyed your cooking analogy, so well done.

Thank you. Ooh, that's good, innit?

You guys also scored 7.

Congratulations.

By the slimmest of margins,

you guys are the winners of today's merit certificates.

Brilliant. Yes!

Winner, winner, bin-chicken dinner. Yum, yum, yum!

Let's give them a little round of applause.

Well done. You guys were great.

Especially after yesterday. Yep.

MATT: Ooh! NINA: Ooh!

Let's see your current house standings.

Cane Toads, you are still in the lead

with 30.

Oh, my god. OK.

Lick our backs, our butts and our toes.

We're the Cane Toads!

That's one of Matt's.

Bin Chickens, Redbacks, not too far behind.

Great. We've had a great day.

Yeah. Great day.

Make sure to bring your PE gear for next time.

Until then,

class dismissed.

ALL: Thank you, Miss Morris.

Thanks, Miss. (SCHOOL BELL RINGS)

Sorry about the buckets and stuff.

DAVE: Smells like success.

(SNIFFS) Mmm.

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