Bruno & Boots: Go Jump in the Pool Page #3

It's-- It's everything.

You can't take that away.

We can talk about it later.

Hon, we gotta go.

Race starts in 20 minutes.

We know you can do great

things, Melvin.

There's a leader in you.

We just want to see it.

Love you!

I couldn't agree more.

Hello, Bruno.

Hi.

Goodbye, Bruno.

Oh. See ya.

Dude, you're not still bummed

about that race, right?

No! Look, it's not that.

No, look. It's all cool, man.

Don't worry about it.

Are you sure, man?

Yeah.

Okay, good.

'Cause the, uh,

Fish wants to see us

in his office. Pronto.

Great.

But, you know,

I've got a feeling that he's

gonna be in a good mood today.

...not to mention extremely

poor sportsmanship.

Surely Macdonald Hall boys know

how to lose graciously.

Losing graciously is about

all we know how to do.

I take full responsibility

for this, sir. It's just,

when they pushed Boots in the

pool and everything, I just...

I don't know, I guess

I just kind of lost control.

Oh, the pranks seemed very

well-controlled, Walton.

Okay, first, you know,

thank you. And--

Not a compliment.

Thank you.

Sir,

have I ever done anything

that wasn't 100 percent

deserved?

Need I remind you of the

Moldovan flag incident?

Oh! No, you, uh, you don't

need to remind us of that.

The court case

is actually still pending.

The unfortunate incident

regarding the penguin

and federal authorities?

That penguin

knew exactly what

he was getting into. We've--

The green wiener incident?

Well, actually, sir,

in our defense,

it was St. Patrick's Day.

Not that green wiener incident.

Oh.

Oh.

Look. Regardless of who

deserves what, the question now

is who deserves to clean up

the mess at York Academy.

Elmer Drimsdale

said that in five days

the pool will

be as good as new.

Actually, with the Fizz-All

purifying the water,

probably better than new.

Yeah.

So, I mean, in a way, York

kind of owes us a thank-you.

Quit while

you're ahead, O'Neal.

Yes, sir.

If Elmer is right,

and lucky for you,

he usually is,

punishment will be light.

One week confined to

your rooms after dinner.

Out.

Uh, sir, if I do an extra week

of punishment now, does that

come off any future punishments?

It's a good question.

Boys...

One moment. Sit down again.

Since you both

came to Macdonald Hall,

you've expended not an

inconsiderable amount of energy

on things that explode, fizz,

rumble, shatter, squish...

Squish?

Operation Pudding Pants.

Oh.

Think about what good

could happen if you put all

of that energy into something

that would last. You're not

going to be here forever.

Actually, sir,

I'm working on that one.

I probably won't even

be here next year.

What?

My parents want to pull me out

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