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(chattering)
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Hey!
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Not at all.
All I remember is like, peach jelly. I--
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Excuse me.
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Hi, Troy (giggling).
(bell ringing)
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I trust you all had splendid holidays.
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Check the sign-up sheet in the lobby
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for new activities, Mr. Bolton.
Especially our winter musical.
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We will have singles auditions
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for our supporting roles and
pairs auditions for our two leads.
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Mr. Danforth, this is a place of learning
not a hockey arena.
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There is also a final sign-up for
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next week's scholastic
decathlon competition.
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Chem club president
Taylor McKessey can answer
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all of your questions about that.
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(all cell phones ringing)
Ahh, the cell phone menace
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has returned to our crucible of learning.
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Sharpay and Ryan! Cell phones!
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And I will see you in detention.
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We have zero tolerance
for cell phones in class,
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so we will get to know
each other in detention.
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Cell phone!
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And welcome to East High Miss Montez.
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Mr. Bolton, I see your phone is involved,
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so we will see you in detention as well.
(laughing)
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No, no, no,
that's not even a possibility
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Ms. Darbus, your honor. See 'cuz,
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we have basketball practice
and Troy--
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Ah! That will be 15 minutes
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for you too Mr. Danforth.
Count 'em!
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That could be tough for Chad
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since he probably can't count that high.
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Taylor McKessey,
15 minutes!
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Shall this continue? The holidays are over
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people! Way over. Now, anymore comments?
Questions?
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Jason?
-So how were your holidays Ms. Darbus?
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(Everyone groans)
-What?!?
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(bell rings)
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See ya in detention.
-Ahh, see you later man.
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Hey!
-I don't
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Believe it!
-Well!
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Me neither. But how?
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Well my mom's company transferred her
here to Albuquerque .
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I can't believe you live here. I looked
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for you at the lodge you were staying at
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(Whispering) I know but we had to leave first thing
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Why are you whispering?
-What? Oh, well my friends know about the
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snowboarding. I haven't quite told them
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about the singing thing
Hey what's up?
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Too much for them to handle?
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-No it was cool but you know my friends
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it's uh it's not what I do.
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That was like a different person.
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So um anyway, welcome to East High.
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Oh now you've met Ms. Darbus,
so I bet you can't wait
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to sign up for that.
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-I won't be signing up for anything
for a while.
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I just want to get to know the school.
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But if you sign up I'd consider
coming to the show.
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-Yeah yeah. That's completely impossible.
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What's impossible Troy? I wouldn't
think impossible
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is even in your vocabulary.
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Oh so nice of you to show your new
classmate around.
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Oh. Were you going to sign up too?
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My brother and I have starred in
all the school's productions
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and we really welcome newcomers.
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There are a lot of supporting roles
in the show.
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I'm sure we can find something for you.
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No, no, no. I was just looking
at all the bulletin boards.
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Lots going on at this school huh.
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Nice penmanship.
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So Troy, I missed you during vacation.
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What did you do?
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Uh you know uh played basketball,
snowboarding,
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more basketball.
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When's the big game?
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Uh two weeks.
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You are so dedicated.
Just like me.
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I hope you come watch me in
the musical, promise?
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Toodles!
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Toodles