Carol: Will you, um, be dancing?
Scott: I haven't made up my mind yet. I might just observe.
Carol: Hi Mike.
Mike: Hey skunk breath.
Carol: Brother.
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Maggie: It's eight thirty guys. The eight o clock bus will be here in ten
minutes.
Mike: But I still got to get ready.
your studies.
Ben: That's the best part. I can be in the play, go to all the parties, and all
I have to do is lay
there.
Jason: My son the rock.
Ben: Yeah!
Maggie: I'll take it
Jason: Dear fellow parents, our program of weekly dances in is jeopardy owing to
the fact that
many of you have not fulfilled your parental responsibilities and made
Scott : Oh, fusion of course.
Carol: Of course.
Scott: I plan to fit in at this school. I've already joined the dance decoration
committee.
Carol: Oh, will you be at the dance tomorrow night?
yourselves available for
chaperoning... You know who you are and more importantly, we know who you are.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Adolf Hitler. Joan Hinkley, President of the Parents Association. Nice
Jason: Ben! School.
Carol: Forgot to give you guys this. It's a letter form the parents association.
Mike: Ex nay on the eter lay, Carke: Yeah, sure.
Maggie: Well where is it?
Mike: Oh come on mum. Give me some kind of credit here. Look, I'm not going to
bother you
guys with a stupid letter like that. Look I try to screen these things for you
Mike: Now Jason, I want to talk to you about this shirt. Now is this the proper
image that you
wish to convey, not only for yourself, but for the family that you represent?
Jason: Yeah, alright! It's a shame though. I was thinking of wearing this when
your mother
and I chaperone your school dance.
Mike: What?
Carol: You're not really going to chaperone?
studying and
not nearly enough horsing around.
Maggie: Hey!
Jason: I'm kidding. Ben knows when the old dad is kidding. Right Ben?
Ben: Aye my Lord.
Jason: Aye my lord?
you were.
Ben: Come on dad! I was just a kid.
Jason: Ah, I see. So this year as the only adult in the third grade, you have to
have a hard
edge.
Ben: That's how I figure it.
yourself but for the
family you represent then by all means wear a rubber fowl on you stomach.
Mike: I'll see you.
Maggie: Jason!
Mike: I don't know why that works, but it's really starting to burn me up.
Carol; You now, you shouldn't judge the school by the first day. And you have to
overlook all
the average people. It's a public school.
Scott: Well I'm used to that Carol. You'd be surprised how many average people
Mike: Heck no. Why would I want to do that?
Maggie: Change now.
Mike: Dad!
Jason: Mike! If you think that this conveys the proper image, not just for
tone.
Mike: Now come on. Busy people like you have far better things to do than hang
around the
smelly gym.
Carol: Embarrassing Mike.
Mike: Yeah! I mean no.
you hear!
Maggie: Halt!
Mike: Mum I might miss that darn bus.
Maggie: Open the coat.
Mike: This is cool or what?
Maggie: Mike, do you really think you've dressed appropriately for school?
there are in
Los Angeles. My old science teacher wouldn't even let me build a small model of
a thermal
nuclear device for science project.
Carol: Fission of fusion?
Jason: Mike, is that you?
Mike: What did I do?
Jason: Nothing. What do you think?
Mike: It's you dad.
Jason: Yeah! That's what all the patients said.
Maggie: See he does know when his old dad is kidding.
Ben: And this year I'm going to get a part.
Jason: Well let's hope, but I remember last years auditions, how heart broken
Ben: It's from Robin Hood. It's the school play this year.
Jason: Oh! You mean you weren't calling me my lord as a measure of respect?
Ben: Ha ha ha ha! That's funny dad.
Jason: Well good luck
Maggie: Good bye honey. Break a leg!
Ben: What?
Maggie: Figure of speech. Jason. When you were Mike's age would you have been
afraid or
embarrassed to have your parents chaperone?