Hurricane Bianca Page #2
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2016
- 84 min
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You're early.
Uh, you must be Debbie Ward.
[sighs]
Deb or Deborah.
Never Debbie.
Okay, uh, Deborah.
I just wanted
to stop by to say hi,
in the-- in the right direction.
I'm not really sure-- Wow!
I love your purse.
First of all, don't be late.
Or early? Okay?
It annoys the hell out of me.
Second of all, don't bother me.
Third of all, leave the
faggy ties at home, okay?
Because nothing bothers
me more than faggy tie.
Now...
Look, here's your lesson plan.
Creationism?
I mean,
but I'm a science teacher.
I don't have time, okay?
Superintendent's on her way!
Go upstairs, find Coach Chuck
in the teachers' lounge.
Second floor.
(makes clicking sound)
Second floor.
Thanks.
Honestly.
(smacks lips together)
Happy birthday to me.
Ah!
You must be, um, Coach Chuck!
Hey, man.
You deliver my tacos?
Uh, no.
Uh, I'm, uh, Richard Martinez,
the new science teacher.
I know.
I was joking with you
because you're Spanish-looking.
-Oh.
-Do you want some cake?
Uh, no, I'm pretty good.
-Pretty good.
-Ah, don't be a sissy.
-Have a tit.
-Oh, uh, thanks.
There we go. Mm.
(Chuck) So this is the library.
(Richard) Um hmm.
Pretty standard, really.
You got to check it out every
once in a while for sleepers.
Sleepers?
(blows whistle)
Get up!
Don't let me see that again!
Well, now that you're in Texas,
I recommend that
you get one of these.
A diary?
-I don't think I need a diary.
-No, it's a little black book.
Every woman, every number.
I've gone through about
three of these just this year.
You don't have a phone
to keep your contacts in?
A phone?
How do you mean?
(sighs)
Let's start with discussing
the origin of differences
between men and women--
from Carly Ward,
Deb's daughter.
Ain't she a fox?
Many social influences
play a role
in determining
these differences.
If you ever hear the kids
talking about someone
named Miss First,
you'd best tell me about it.
Is that, like,
another teacher?
No one knows who it is.
They say Miss First
turns boys into men.
For their sake,
God, I hope it's her.
Um, this is
the longest tour ever.
And this is the grand finale.
Dang.
Mm.
(bell ringing)
Thank you!
Good morning, sir,
I'm Keely.
And I'm Amber.
Good morning!
Hi, ladies!
We brought you
a little something.
We just wanted to say,
Welcome to Milford High.
Aw, thank you.
Chocolates!
O love chocolates!
Have some.
Sure.
Amber's mom makes it fresh.
Oh, please.
Tell your mom I said thank you.
Oh, I will.
Now you ladies get to your
seat before I eat the whole box.
(chuckles)
-Enjoy.
-Thank you.
Ladies!
Today is not the day
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