To Sir, with Love II Page #4

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Retired? | Man, you must be old.

You're so stupid. Don't you know | better than calling old people "old"?

How come you came here? | That's really not your concern.

No one in their right mind | comes to this hole.

They send us a teacher who's not in | his right mind, we deserve to know.

I have my reasons for being here. | I assure you, I am in my right mind.

Mr. Laredo, tell us who you are. | Sure thing.

Who I am, by Danny Laredo.

I'm the man. | The man?

You need something, talk to me. | Such as what?

All right. Assuming I knew what | I wanted, you are the man I'd see?

That's right. | That's who you are?

Right again.

Let's say I wanted something | you couldn't get.

Who would that make you, then, | Mr. Laredo?

That could be arranged, Louis. | That definitely could be arranged.

What do you mean, arranged?

You're interested. Come on.

Yo, Wilsie, look up. | Raise up. Here.

If it isn't the " Casmothers Brothers. " | Can we play too?

You step over here, | there won't be no playing.

Is that right, dark side? | What say we get this party started?

You ain't saying nothing | but a word, brother.

Look, Arch!

Behind you!

Get up, punk!

Get up, punk. | This ain't over, dark side.

What you gonna do?

Cops. | Let's go!

Come on, man, let's go. | This ain't over.

Get the hell out of here.

Come on!

All right, the party's over. | Don't worry, Arch.

They won't be able to hold me.

They got nothing on him. | Did you screw up again?

Shut up, man!

My family is from Santo Domingo, | and I'm proud to be Dominicana.

My mom's Italian and my dad's Polish. | What's that make me?

A pizza with sausage.

A good answer, Miss Guzman.

A lot of us define ourselves by where | our families come from. Who else?

Mr. Radatz? Who are you? | Leo Radatz.

That's an answer to my question. | What about you, Miss Torrado?

A set of b*obs that talk. | Somebody hold Billy down.

My name is Rebecca Torrado, | and I am the hottest thing here.

All right, enough of that.

Your definition of yourself has to do | with how you see yourself as a woman,

as a young lady, is that right?

Yeah. That's what I am. | I'm no genius, you know what I mean?

But I got some things going for me.

And that's important? | Being popular?

You kidding? That's what it's about. | That's sick.

Being popular don't mean a thing. | What does?

A woman wants to be popular, | so she puts out.

The tight clothes and makeup ain't | got nothing to do with who she is.

It's just a male stereotype.

Guys, let her finish! Shut up! | It's simple.

You guys got pictures in your heads

relating to what women | are supposed to be like.

We try to be like those pictures, | but it don't get us a thing. It's a trap.

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