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Look at all of these new people.

- No.
- Why "no"?

Because you're getting all
interested in everybody, aren't you?

What's wrong with getting
interested in people?

No.

Why "no"?

Because you're only supposed
to be pretend interested

in however many people we already know.

You're only pretend interested in people?

Yeah. Everyone's more
comfortable that way. Watch.

- Hey, you.
- Hey, you!

Now watch this. How are you?

How are you?

No, I really mean it. How are you?

- Back off.
- Yeah, get out of my life.

I look out at the sea of
new students and would like

to explore the potential
of new friendships for us.

What would you like?

I would like everyone to
mind their own business.

Don't you think that somewhere around here

could be a wonderful new friend for us?

I would have to learn names!

I'm still learning "Zay."

It's Zay, right?

We are going to make one new friend.

If we make one new friend every day

for the rest of the year,
you know what we'll have?

Lice. We'll have lice. I guarantee you.

It's great to have you back, Maya.

Thanks. My hair is way too
long to make new friends.

So who's it gonna be?

Who's the lucky person
who's going to get blessed

with our special kind of friendship?

I wouldn't force that on anybody.

Watch me.

Hi! Good morning!

My name is Riley Matthews

- and this is my friend Maya Hart.
- Sup?

I wanted to introduce
myself to extend the warmest

of invitations to be our new friend.

I really like what you're wearing.

Great hair, nice eyes, good knees.

Be my friend?

Watch this, Maya.

This is how new friendships are born.

I don't like her at all.

She... she
don't like me.

Watch whatever happens next.

Hi, Maya.

Who's this? A new friend of yours?

Well, any new friend of Maya
is a great friend of mine.

Hi.

Wow.

And they lived here for
the rest of their lives.

(Theme music playing)

- Knock, knock.
- Who's there?

- Somebody doesn't like me.
- "Somebody doesn't like me" who?

What's the difference?

- I don't have time for games.
- You're being ridiculous.

Oh, great. Thank you so
much. You fixed me forever.

Don't overreact to this.

You'll only make it worse, okay?

We're out in the world now. You're
gonna have to face little setbacks.

- You can't have everyone like you.
- Why not?

Because you can't control the world

and you can't control
other people in the world.

The only thing you can control is
your own reaction to what goes on.

You're right, and this
is how I choose to react:

- (Crying howl)
-
Lee, lie, loo, la, la

-
Lee, lie, loo

(Softly) Who knows? Who cares?

Let it go.

- (School bell rings)
- Oh, yay.

(Gasps)

Maya, I had the worst dream!

- You were in my dream!
- Don't dream about me.

I don't like you.

- (Breathing heavily)
- No, no, no, no, no.

How's it goin'?

Someone doesn't like Riley, my legs
are asleep, we have Health class.

Okay. Come on.

No.

(Thud)

Maybe you're right.

Maybe I can't control who likes me or not,

but there's more to
life, like Health class.

I am so excited for today's Health class.

"Our bodies, our friends." Yikes.

Oh, I'm sure that the
teacher's sensitive take on life

will be a lovely way to
learn how our bodies work.

What's that?

All right, all you creepy
little child-adults,

settle down. Let's get this over with, huh?

Ugh. Put your hand down, Sunshine.

You'll all pass no matter what.

You know why?

'Cause if I fail ya, I
gotta meet your parents.

I don't want to meet your parents.

I don't want to meet you.

All right. (Snorts)

Let's talk about your bodies.

- (Thud)
- Yeah, I don't blame him.

Are you sure that you're the
right person to teach us this?

Why don't you give me a chance?

I may surprise ya.

I want this to be taught to me in
a delicate and sensitive manner.

Yeah? Well, surprise.

You can't control this either, Riles.

Welcome back, beloved.

All right, everybody open your
Health textbooks to page 73.

(Thud)

He is the only one here
that knows what he's doing.

And that's what they taught us in
Health class about our bodies.

You okay, Bubba?

I'm telling everybody.

You're not tellin' anybody.

Concentrate on somethin' else.

I can't.

He's a gym teacher.

Why would they have a gym
teacher teach us about our bodies?

This is another thing you can't control.

Could you please tell Riley
that there's nobody in this world

- who can control everything?
- (Door unlocking)

That ought to do it.

Hi. It's me.

Oh, good!

Your daughter wants to control
what happens to her in life,

and she needs someone
to tell her she can't,

and you are the worst person
in the world for the job.

Out of all the houses in the
world she could have walked into,

- she walks into ours.
- (Chuckles)

Well, I did used to be a
little bit of a control freak.

(Laughs)

"Used to be"? (Laughs)

I just thought of something funny I
just heard right now... from me.

In school, I'm supposed to write a big
report about what life means to me.

Oh, great. I'll help you.

Why?

Because I can't control who
likes me or who teaches me

or my own life, but I
can sure control yours.

You know what's the best about
being the youngest? Nothin'.

Riley, you can't worry
about what people think

because you can't
control what people think.

The truth is, when you try to control life,

life does its best to teach you not to.

There's a girl who doesn't like me.

What's that you say now?

Okay, honey. You just keep being
you, and she's gonna come around.

So, we don't try to control it?

- No.
- We just let it be?

- Yes.
- How?

Well, see, what's gonna
happen all on its own

is that Daddy's gonna get
me her phone number, see?

And then perhaps, I
don't know, maybe I have

a little howdy do with her mommy.

And if you don't have a
new friend by 9:00 tomorrow,

as natural as flowers in the springtime,

well, then maybe Leonard, the income
tax attorney in Mommy's office,

he's gonna do just a little bit of
research into their family's paperwork

and see if there are any inconsistencies.

-
Lee, lie, loo

(Softly) Yes, it is.

I'm gonna put Momma to bed now.

- Okay.
- Mm-hmm.

- I can do what I want.
- Yes, you can.

- I'm the boss of this world.
- Yes, you are.

Huh. Riley, listen.

I'm sure Mr. Fanucci knows what he's doing.

I need you to tell him
to treat our Health class

with dignity and sensitivity.

Okay, but it's been my experience
that when you try to control things,

they only turn out worse.

Promise me you'll tell him that.

Okay. I promise you I'll talk to him.

What could be worse than learning about
my body from the boy's gym teacher?

Nothin'.

Ya happy?

Do it.

Shh, shh.
La, la, la

So I said, "Hey, Fanucci, don't
take this the wrong way." He did.

"Can you be a little more sensitive
in Health class?" He can't.

So, here I stand in front of you
begging you to make this easy on me.

Put that hand down forever.

You have to answer my
question about the body.

Uh...

Maya, it's my father!
He doesn't know anything.

I know things.

What is the body?

What does the body want?

I'm gonna tell ya.

Soup.

Now you know everything.

Goodnight!

What do you want?

- Smackle time, please.
- Absolutely.

Hey, I thought it was "Farkle time."

It is Farkle time.

It's always been Farkle time.
It'll always be Farkle time.

Farkle time is a worldwide phenomenon,
a division of Farkle Enterprises

and the incontrovertible
essence of my soul.

It's Smackle time from now on.

Mr. Matthews is our teacher and our friend

who always encourages us to
pursue the subject matter.

Not this time, baby.

We will begin.

On page 73 of your Health books, what
they're trying to teach you is (Bleep).

(Bleep)

You're not going to believe what
that man of yours did today.

Oh, sure I will, but Auggie wants
to tell Riley something first.

Oh, yay! Your homework.

The one thing I was able
to completely control.

How could you fail what life means to me?

Yeah.

Perhaps Mrs. Pigsniffle asked
me if I did the work myself.

"Mrs. Pigsniffle"?

Yeah. You're the first to notice it.

She could tell I helped you with it, huh?

She told me that this was clearly
the work of a fifth grader.

(Stifled laugh)

Ugh.

She don't like me, my father
teaches soup, and I can't even

help my own brother with his homework.

You want to break it to her or should I?

Riley, as much as I've tried,

it's impossible to control
what goes on all the time.

I know how hard that was for you.

It's killing me. I'm smiling, right?

Auggie, your teacher wants you to write

what life means to you, not
what it means to somebody else.

Then I will. Thanks anyway, Riley.

You're welcome, Auggie.
Good luck with everything.

I give up.

Riley, as much as I try,

it's impossible to control
what goes on all the time.

Sometimes it's okay to just be a leaf
in the wind and see where we land.

Even when we don't like
what's happening to us?

Especially then.

Because that's when I found out life
was usually trying to teach me something.

Well, what could this
be trying to teach me?

It teaches you who you are.

Because as much as we think
we show everybody who we are

when we're completely in
charge of what happens,

we find out who we
really are when we're not.

Thanks for being my mom.

You're welcome.

That's who I am.

Lucas, what would you do

if there was somebody in
your life who didn't like you?

I'd go like this.

That would work for you?

(Giggles)

- Smackle!
- Do it.

(Giggles jaggedly)

Thanks, honey.

- Zay?
- Riley?

What would you do if there was somebody
in your life who didn't like you?

Oof. I'd move to New York.

(All laugh dryly)

(Laughs dryly)

Maya, what would you do?

I just don't care as much.

Well, you cared when you used to be me.

Yeah, and it was exhausting,
but I'm better now, Riles.

You want to feel better?
Don't care so much.

I don't know how to do that.

I care that people like me.

Do people like me?

- Of course they like you.
- They do?

- You like me, Lucas?
- Sure.

He's sitting right next to me!

Riley, there's not a person in this world

that wouldn't like you
once they got to know you.

Oh, well, that's very nice of you, Lucas,

but the more me I was,
the faster she ran away.

Come on. Who cares about her?

Let's think about something else.

Yeah, maybe if we move on and
think about something else,

then we could get on with our lives...

she said, knowing that was crazy.

Hey, guys, did you know
that astronomers calculate

that there are one billion trillion
stars in the observable universe?

One billion trillion?

Well, that's just amazing.

I thought it was less.

Zay: I know!

It gives you so much to think about...

Other than whatever's going
on in our little lives.

A billion trillion stars?

You could give them all Riley
names is what you could do.

I'll get you started.

Twinkly, Sparkly, Twinkly.

There's three.

It certainly shows how vast the
universe is and how small we are.

Hey, you're right.

We're all just specks. That's all we are.

And that other speck doesn't like me!

Did you finish your paper, Auggie?

Yeah. I still don't really know
what Mrs. Pigsniffle wanted,

so I just tried to answer the question.

Can we hear it?

What Life Means to Me
by Auggie D. Matthews.

Your middle name isn't "Doggie."

"I've been here seven years
and I think life is a good idea.

"I love my mom and dad, my
sister Riley, "my wife Ava,

"my apartment where I live in America

and everything that
happens to me every day."

Nice job, Auggie.

So nice when you're young and
still in control of everything.

I'm not in control of anything.

That's what makes life so easy for me.

What?

Yeah. When you think about it,
nothing's really my fault yet

'cause I'm still cute.

It's the first thing I check every day.

How did you get such a good attitude?

Because every day when I say,
"Good morning, Mrs. Pigsniffle,"

I realize how lucky I am.

So when do you start wanting
to be in control of things

and when do you lose it?

I remember I started getting real confused
about things when I was 11 or 12.

When does it end?

No.

So, you know nothing when you're a baby,

when you're nine, you're
just figuring things out,

and when you're 12, you
get confused forever?

- That's life?
- Yep.

10 and 11.

The Good Years by Cory Matthews.

Mornin', crunch bars. What up?

Auggie was just reading us his paper
about life and everybody he loves.

- Am I in it?
- Yes.

- Mm-hmm.
- Yes.

You didn't put me in it.

I'm never even gonna see 10 or 11!

No, you won't!

My good years are behind me,
I have 80 star names to go,

and I go to a high school
where somebody doesn't like me.

Look on the bright side.

Bright Side! 79 to go.

And now, this.

One of the most intricate parts

of the human body is...

No!

I want to talk to you guys
today about the human foot.

Uh-huh.

Ha.

Questions?

See, what we have here is
a man with nothing to say.

Sad.

- Give up, Matthews?
- Okay.

It's not so easy to explain
the wonders of the human body

to the freshman class, huh?

Or anyone.

So did he teach it to you in the delicate

and sensitive manner
you requested, Sunshine?

Not quite, but it's out of my control.

Everything is.

Mm. (Blows raspberry) Wrongo!

Wrongo?

I've been doing this 20 years.

It is never graceful.

But it's always important.

'Cause after you get past all your laughter

and your embarrassment,
we all arrive at one thing:

you get this one mind
and you get this one body.

That's what's completely yours to control.

How you take care of it, how you treat it,

how you nourish it, what becomes of it.

It's completely up to you.

Especially when it seems
like nothing else is.

Boy, do you have the right teacher here.

Does life know what it's doing or huh?

Uh, you know what else there
is about the human foots?

They do...

Yeah, they all do that.

All right, here is the thing about Health.

This is what makes you healthy:

whenever it seems like everything
else is just out of control,

you need to be able to
rely on your own minds

and your own bodies to
be whoever you are.

'Cause knowing who you are, that's the
best control you could possibly have.

So, make good decisions about yourselves.

That's the best thing I can teach you.

He's pretty good, Riley.

Yeah.

Maybe I should just control me.

Maybe that's okay.

What about "Our bodies, our friends"?

What about page 73?

(Thud)

Oh, yeah.

Listen, someday, way down the line,
please, if you make more of yourselves...

teach them the same thing.

They'll thank you for it.

Thank you.

Anytime, Sunshine.

Why did you make us set
our alarms for so early?

I had such a good dream.

You know what I was dreaming of?

How you doin'?

We're holding balloons, Riley.

Why are we holding balloons?

I know that sometimes I can be a handful...

- All: No...
- Yes, yes, you are.

But I learned something and I
want to share it with you guys.

This is our letting go ceremony.

We will let go of all of the things

that we think we can
control but we really don't.

Well, I'm not doin' it.

You don't control that.

Except each other. We will
never let go of each other.

See?

Okay, everybody. Let go of your balloons.

What happens now?

Well, whatever life does to us,
maybe we can't control it,

but we can be who we are and...

control how we react to it.

Hi.

(Sighs)

Yeah, I still don't like you.

Well, I like you.

Woman:
Here comes Mr. Googly

Honey, I'm home!

We're watching Googly.

I decided to stay young
and cute as long as I can.

You can't control that, Augs.

Nobody can control anything.

Yeah. Might as well learn that right now.

(Channel changes)

Reporter: And in local news, one Greenwich
Village family has been found guilty

of four counts of tax evasion.

When asked to comment,

they said they would
have gotten away with it,

except their daughter chose not to like

the wrong person at school.

Just another reason everybody
should like everybody.

What did you do?

Nothin'.

Nobody can... can
control nothin'.

D...
dessert?

Who wants dessert?

I'll tell everybody what they're having.

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