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Since mom is out of town,
wizard class is cancelled.
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Yes!
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What does Mom being away have to
do with class being cancelled?
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I said Mom's away.
We can have some fun.
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- Yes!
- Yeah!
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Hey, what's really fun is
when you give me my allowance.
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First we're gonna play something
I like to call Spell Roulette.
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Here's the book of spells.
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Each of you randomly points to one,
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recites it and then
we see what happens.
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- I'll go first.
- OK.
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Defleppard, Animalus.
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Now, this is Undo Dust.
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It undoes a spell when a wizard
forgets how to reverse it.
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What kind of wizard, Alex,
would be so ill-prepared, Alex,
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where they would forget
a reverse spell, Alex?
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What kind of jerk, Justin...
I'm good with just saying that.
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All right.
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OK, Alex, you're up.
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There you go.
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No, you can't just change it.
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- Yeah, no, it's not...
- She doesn't do the rules.
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Ooh! I like this one.
Rain on, chain on.
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Nice. And with that,
I'll be out spending my allowance.
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Sorry, Alex. I don't
have any cash on me.
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Guess you should've thought
your little plan through
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a little more carefully.
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Oh, I did.
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What? I'm part of your plan?
No! That's...
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Um, Dad, you owe Justin $25.
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Huh? Wait. Alex,
come back here! Come on!
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* Well, you know everything's
gonna be a breeze *
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* That the end will no
doubt justify the means *
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* You can fix any problem
with the slightest of ease *
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* Yes, please *
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* But you might find out
it'll go to your head *
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* When you write a report
on a book you never read *
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* With the snap of your fingers
you can make your bed *
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* That's what I said *
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* Everything is not what it seems *
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* You can get all you wanted
in your wildest dreams *
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* You might run into trouble
if you go to extremes *
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* Because everything
is not what it seems *
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* Everything is not what it seems *
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* When you can have what you
want by the simplest of means *
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* Be careful not to mess
with the balance of things *
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* Because everything is not *
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* What it seems *
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Sync by honeybunny
www.addic7ed.com
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Wow. Alex, I really like
what you've done here.
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It's a very dramatic blend
of color and circles.
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Really? 'Cause I was
just painting this.
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Nice. Hey, everybody,
take a look at Alex's piece.
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Some of us are over-thinking
our projects a little too much
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and we could all follow Alex's
lead and be more spontaneous.
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I'll show you spontaneous.
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Let's skip this class and do
something more interesting,
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like watching the football
team learn how to read.
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OK, good work, everybody.
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And, T.J., how about for
your next assignment
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you draw yourself a detention
slip and I'll sign it?
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And that is why you are
my favorite teacher.
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And do you know why you're
my favorite student?
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Because you'll hang back
after class and clean up.
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Oh, I see what you did there.
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I don't like it, but I respect it.
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Clean it up. Wash it,
scrub it down, oh, no.
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What did you just do?
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that was fast.
That was almost instantaneous.
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That's because I clean
things competitively?
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And I am a champion
competitive cleaner.
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It was a really good class today.
You were great. OK, bye!
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Justin, I need you to
sign something for me.
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"Dear Coach Gunderson.
Please excuse Max from P.E."
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"He has mono-orangosis."
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I've never even heard
of mono-orangosis.
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Yeah, well, that's because it's
a very rare color blindness.
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- Oh, really?
- I can't see anything orange.
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I can't taste orange.
I can't even hear orange.
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In fact, I didn't hear
half of what I just said.
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Sure you don't wanna go with
something more realistic,
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like I'm-a-dumbadosis?
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- Oh.
- Yeah.
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That's a really nice way to
talk to somebody with a disease!
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You have a disease?
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Why, yes, I do.
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- It's mono-orangosis.
- Oh, you poor baby.
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- You know, I've heard of that.
- You have?
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Well, that is kind of
impossible, but great.
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You're not gonna believe what
I set up for the sleep-over.
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We're gonna make our own purses!
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We can sew on the buttons,
appliqués, ribbons.
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Oh, Harper, this is
gonna be so much fun.
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Oh, I just love our
slumber parties.
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Oh, me, too.
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Wouldn't that be awesome if that
was the pizza we forgot to order?
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You're a wizard.
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I've been thinking about how you
cleaned up in class so fast,
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and there's only one explanation.
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You are a wizard.
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No, I'm not. Harper, am I a wizard?
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Alex? A wizard?
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Please. It's not like she's
got a magic flying carpet
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or can duplicate herself
or knows a spell to make
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a klutzy person not klutzy when
they work at their sandwich shop.
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If she was a wizard,
she could do those things,
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but she doesn't, so she isn't.
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Alex, please. I know that T.J.
from class is a wizard, too.
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- T.J.'s a wizard?
- Yes, T.J.'s a wizard.
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What other secrets
haven't you told me?
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Um, I'm not gonna make a purse.
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Alex, I need your help.
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OK, I'm not saying I'm a wizard,
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but what kind of help
are we talking about?
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T.J. and I dated over the summer.
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Ewww!
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It didn't end well
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and he turned me
into the worst thing
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that he could think of.
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A 40-year-old woman.
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No!
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I was a 16-year-old girl.
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Prove it.
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I can text 50 words a
minute without looking.
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I eat strawberry lip
gloss like it's candy.
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If I could dress like I was
going to the beach all the time,
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I would.
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Sounds more like a 14-year-old girl,
if you ask me.
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Alex, if you could
turn me back to 16,
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I would be your best friend.
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Uh-huh! Sorry, woman.
That position is filled.
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- I'm just saying.
- OK. Shh.
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Um, OK.
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There's only one way to find out
if you were a 16-year-old girl.
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I'm not saying I'm a wizard,
but I'll go get the Undo Dust,
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which undoes spells,
if there were such thing as spells.
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- And he's out of the chute.
- Oh, oh. Ah-ha-ha!
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What'd I tell you? Looks like
we got another Cat Man Don't!
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Ride him! You gotta
just get in there.
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Hold onto him. Wow!
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Ya-hoo! Come on.
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All right, Miss Majorhealey.
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When we sprinkle the dust,
we'll find out if you really are 16.
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Dang! She's cute.
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Check me out!
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I'm back! I'm back!
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Whoo-hoo!
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Do you have any "shut
your piehole" dust?
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Well, she's happy.
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Hey, you have to promise not to
tell anybody I'm a wizard, OK?
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Oh, yeah, sure. Whatever.
'Cause you did it!
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Look at me! I'm back!
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I think I know why T.
J. broke up with her.
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So, T.J., heard a rumor about
you and Miss Majorhealey.
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Well, I'm not a fan,
but it's no rumor.
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I know you turned her
into a 40-year-old woman,
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so I turned her back.
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You what?! That is so not cool, Alex.
Not cool at all.
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And what happened between me and
Jenny is none of your business.
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Besides, have you heard her squeak?
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OK, she's a bit of a squeaker,
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but what you did to
her is still wrong.
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It's wizards like you who are
almost gonna get us exposed.
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Alex, you've got a mouth on you.
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I was wondering if you
would help spread word
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that art class is cancelled.
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What? Why?
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Miss Majorhealey texted
in her resignation.
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Which is strange, 'cause I
didn't know my phone got texts.
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That's it? You're just
gonna cancel art class
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because you don't have
a teacher to teach it?
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That's kind of how schools work.
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But I love art.
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Maybe it's time to start
loving some other classes,
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like math or English or science.
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Nobody likes a one-trick pony.
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Hey, Alex! Hey, Harper!
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Miss Major... Miss Majorhealey!
Where have you been?
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Did you know that they
cancelled art class?
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I know. I quit so I could
make up for the time I lost
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when I wasn't 15 and part of 16.
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Ooh! And call me Jenny.
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No, I don't wanna call you Jenny.
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I wanna call you Miss Majorhealey
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and I want you to
be my art teacher,
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so I can keep the one class I
love and stay off the streets.
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If there's one thing I
learned from being 40,
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it's that you don't need
a class to be artistic.
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And you need to stretch more.
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What about T.J.? Don't you wanna
rub it in his face you're back?
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Nothing ever feels finished to me
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unless I rub it in someone's face.
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And the other thing I
learned from when I was 40
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is that rubbing it in someone's
face doesn't get you anywhere.
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Really? Then I definitely
don't wanna get older. Uh-uh.
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Oh, that reminds me.
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I have to go sell a car.
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Because I am no longer
a licensed driver.
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Hello. Thank you for coming
to Waverly Sub Station.
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My name is Justin.
Can I interest you
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in a half-sandwich
pickle spear combo?
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You're Misty May-Treanor.
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Oh, my gosh! Oh,
my gosh! Oh, my gosh!
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Holy moly!
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Uh...
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Hey. What's up, Misty?
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Hi, trying-to-be-cool-guy.
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I'm looking for Max Russo.
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I'm sorry if he took your gold
medal but he likes shiny things.
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My niece, Chelsa,
says he's fighting mono-orangosis.
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I think I saw it on a telethon,
so I stopped by to cheer him up.
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Max. There's someone here you
need to explain something to.
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Hi, Max. I'm Misty May-Treanor.
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Oh, yeah? Prove it.
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How many fingers am I holding up?
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- Uh, two.
- Oh, my gosh.
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You are Misty May-Treanor!
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- Whoa!
- I heard about your disease.
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I thought you would wanna take
your mind off it and hang out.
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OK. Come on.
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Oh, Justin, you can cover
my shift for me, right?
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No.
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Oh, I think you can.
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You got it, Misty.
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Mr. Laritate. Mr. Laritate,
you can't cancel art class.
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Life isn't just about facts and figures,
it's about expression.
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If kids don't express themselves
in a controlled environment,
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they'll just end up on the streets.
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Russo, I'm impressed.
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Your passion for something
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besides getting out of schoolwork
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warms this old cowboy's heart.
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- It does?
- Like a campfire.
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I should be able to
pull a few strings
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and get things up and running
again at the old art corral.
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Thank you, Mr. Laritate.
It really means a lot to me.
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Ain't no thing but a chicken wing.
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Could you give this basket
to your ailing brother, Max?
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It has some of hisavorite
knick-knacks and do-dads.
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Yes, sir, Mr. Laritate.
I'll give Max the basket.
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He only said the basket.
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Excuse me. Do you know where
I could find Max Russo?
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Look, whatever he broke,
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you should have gotten
the extended warranty.
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No, no, no.
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- I'm Dwayne Johnson.
- Oh, you're Dwayne Johnson.
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Well, the water
founin's over there,
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but I don't think
you should fix it.
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It's funny when people
get squirted in the eye.
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No, I'm sure it's funny, but...
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I'm Dwayne Johnson, the actor.
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Great. I'm Alex Russo,
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and my hobby is I like to
poke things with a stick.
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But I haven't figured out how
to make money with that yet,
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so I'm in school.
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Actors need a second job until
they make it. You're a plumber.
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Actually, I'm not a plumber.
I've been in quite a few movies.
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Acting is my first and only job.
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All right. Hope that
works out for you, then.
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Wow. Well, let me know if you
ever get into personal training.
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You're in shape. What do you bench?
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- 450, but who's counting?
- Right.
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I could design a
cardio program for you.
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- Oh, my gosh. That'd be great.
- You em like a nice girl.
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I always dat first.
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Tell you what I'm gonna do.
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Let me go look at the fountain,
see if I can fix it.
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It's terrible. I think I read
about that on the internets.
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- I gotta go cheer him up.
- Right.
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- I'll get back to you.
- OK.
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Hey, everybody,
look! It's the famous actor,
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Dwayne Johnson,
fixing our fountain!
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OK, here's your turkey on
wheat with a side of coleslaw
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and red and blue chips...
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Dad! Misty May-Treanor is here
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because Max pretended
to have a fake disease
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that doesn't let him taste,
hear or see orange.
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And people are giving him gift baskets,
and it's all wrong.
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- Did you say Misty May-Treanor?
- Yes.
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Whoa!
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That was a spike.
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Oh! Misty May-Treanor!
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Is it? Misty May-Treanor!
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Wow! You're... you.
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Yes, I am.
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Mr. Russo, I can't even
imagine how rough it is
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for you to deal with what
Max is going through.
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Misty, there's something we all
need to tell you and I'm just...
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Yes, yes. It's very, very trying
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to have a son with this condition.
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Especially with the
furniture in this house.
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What? Lies!
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What makes it worse is when the
whole family's not supportive.
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We... We're working on him.
He's in denial, so...
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Dad, we're making salad.
Do you want a bowl?
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Salad. Of course I would, son.
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Justin, you mind covering
my shift down at the shop?
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I think we're gonna be awhile.
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No! I'm already working a double,
and this is...
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You wanna get the door, son?
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Aunt Misty, I just
searched the internet
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and there's no such
thing as mono-orangosis!
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The truth!
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You know, since the Olympics,
this has been happening a lot.
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- You people are sick.
- No, Misty, wait!
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- You have to sign my...
- Let it go.
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- ..sign my son!
- No!
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- Please! Misty!
- Not your son.
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- Get out ay! Misty!
- Come on. No!
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So, here we are, T.J.
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I got Jenny back and now
I got the art class back.
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So I guess you can say
I'm kind of on a roll.
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It gives me great
pleasure to announce
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that I am going to be
teaching art class.
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Wait.
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You're teaching the class?
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Yes, thanks to your
inspiring speech.
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Oh. Now I'm on the roll.
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All right, let's kick things
off with a little painting.
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Today we're gointo
be interpreting me.
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Wearing my cowboy suit.
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All right. Please grab your brushes
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and pay attention to detail.
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Take your time and don't rush,
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as art is all about pre-planning
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and being exact.
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But that's not art.
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It is if Mr. Laritate,
our art teacher, says it is.
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Brushes up!
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And... begin.
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Mr. Laritate, no offense,
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but I... I don't think
art is about being exact.
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It's about everyone's
individual interpretation.
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Not here. I'm the
sheriff of this class
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and I wanna see
everyone's replication
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of the billowy
wooliness of my chaps.
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00:20:02,986 --> 00:20:06,987
Mr. Laritate, as much as I
would love painting your chaps,
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00:20:07,022 --> 00:20:10,056
I think art class should
be a little more creative.
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A class where we can
truly express ourselves
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in a way words can't.
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If you think you have a
better interpretation
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of what art class should be,
why don't you share it with us?
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Right. Everyone grab your brushes
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and paint whatever you want.
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Be creative, spontaneous,
passionate.
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I'll show you passion.
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Is that all you got?
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Ha-ha!
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Whoa, Nelly!
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Alex, look what you did.
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I'm so sorry, Mr. Laritate.
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00:21:10,013 --> 00:21:11,847
Miss Russo, I have never seen,
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in all my years of teaching,
a student who...
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I know, I know.
A student so disobedient,
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who cares about no one
but herself, blah, blah.
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I heard this last period.
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No. I'm talking about a student
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who showed so much passion
for what she believed in,
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who probably surprised herself
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but didn't surprise me at all.
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Just look at what you inspired.
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To reward you for your
dedication to this class,
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I'm going to go out and
find you a real art teacher.
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- You can be teacher's deputy.
- Great.
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00:21:45,979 --> 00:21:49,282
My first job as deputy is this.
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T.J., why don't you
take out your sketch pad
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and draw yourself a detention slip?
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00:21:54,588 --> 00:21:57,523
I'll show you a detention slip.
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00:21:57,557 --> 00:21:59,925
Thank you. That's
exactly what I wanted.
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00:22:00,894 --> 00:22:02,093
That backfired.
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00:22:05,925 --> 00:22:10,128
OK, here's the melt you
ordered with no cheese.
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00:22:10,162 --> 00:22:12,096
So, technically,
it's just warm tuna.
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Mom, Dwayne Johnson
is upstairs with Max
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because he pretended to
have mono-orangosis again.
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00:22:18,302 --> 00:22:21,369
- Did you say Dwayne Johnson?
- Dwayne Johnson.
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Oh, my God!
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Uh-oh. Uh-oh.
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All these muscles and I'm powerless
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against your mono-orangosis.
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Dwayne Johnson!
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Oh, my gosh! You are you!
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Yes, I am. Mrs. Russo,
I'm so sorry to hear about Max.
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- It's gotta be so rough on you.
- Oh, it's so tough.
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I could just faint.
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- Catch me, Dwayne.
- Sure. Yeah.
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00:23:03,571 --> 00:23:05,505
Oh!
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00:23:05,540 --> 00:23:09,242
I heard you were here.
There's no such thing as mono-orangosis.
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Ever since I became famous,
this is happening a lot.
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You people are sick, even you, Mom.
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Let's go, Chelsa.
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- No.
- Give me this. Ungrateful.
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Wait! Wait, wait!
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