The Blind Side Page #2
Thank you.
- Can I leave now?
- Yeah.
Take your book.
Why should he always stay in our home?
- He's gonna eat all our food.
- This is not true.
I try to be Christian about the son.
All right?
Let somebody else be
Christian about this kid.
You want me to throw him out
on the street like some dog?
Let somebody else take
over the responsibility!
Should I throw him out
on the street?
He's here all the time.
I just want to be with you!
All right. All right. Whatever
You win. I'll take care of it.
I don't care if Patrick Ramsey
approved the chair.
He's the NFL quarterback
not Martha frickin' Stewart.
Because there's a difference between
Bunny Williams and a La-Z-boy.
No. See, when MTV Cribs
comes to his house
his home theatre
all I'm gonna see is
a brown Barcalounger.
No. No, listen to me.
I'm the designer, my name is on it.
Deliver what I ordered!
All right? Thank you.
- What'd I miss?
- Collins has just got a dig.
It's a girl's volleyball, Mom.
You didn't miss anything.
- Come on Collins! Move your feet! Come on!
- Good job, Collins!
Go!
Collins, we're gonna wait
for you outside.
the shower, you have homework!
I'm going over to Cannon's to study.
SJ! SJ, do not go to the
girl's locker room again.
Come here!
SJ, come here!
Well, the big kid's been here
for a month
he's still not cutting in my class.
Why does Admissions do this?
I mean, it's not fair to us or the boy.
Just setting him up to fail.
I don't think, he has any idea
what I'm teaching.
And how would you know if he did?
He won't even talk.
- He writes.
- His name. Barely.
He thew this in the trash can.
"I look and I see white everywhere:
white walls, white floors,
and a lot of white people.
The teachers do not know I have no idea
of anything they are talking about.
I do not want to listen to anyone,
especially the teachers.
They are giving homework
and expecting me
to do the problems on my own.
I have never done homework
in my life.
I go to the bathroom,
look in the mirror and say,
"This is not Michael Oher."
He entitled it "White Walls."
How's the spelling?
Hi.
Smile at 'em.
It lets them know
you're their friend.
You're Big Mike, right?
I'm Sean.
It's for Sean junior,
my Father's name is Sean. Sean Tuohy.
He was a basketball star
at Ole Miss, point guard,
now he owns like
a million Taco Bells.
Manana.
- Who is that SJ?
- Big Mike.
Get you feet off my dash.
Thank you. Put on your seatbelt!
Big Mike?
Mike, I got a call from someone
at the police department.
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