At The Class Room
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At The Class Room
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[TEACHER:]
Good morning boys and girl. I am your substitute teacher. My name is Ms. Seagal.
The topic for today is: What you like to be when you grow up?
You, over there in the jeans shirt, what you want to be when you grow up?
[STUDENT A:]
Why you gonna start with ya, brother? I wanna be a baseball player, brother.
[TEACHER:]
Alright, that's a pretty good profession.
You, over there in the black shirt, what you want to be when you grow up?
[STUDENT B:]
I like to be a lawyer.
[TEACHER:]
All right, that's a pretty good profession too. Hey you, in the back, an asian boy.
What's your name?
[HOWIE:]
My name is Howie.
[TEACHER:]
Hi Howie! What you want to be when you grow up?
[HOWIE:]
I wanna be a motherfuckin' punk rock, to get the liberty.
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