:41:02
My dad sort of fired me, sir.
:41:09
You start Friday.
:41:12
Wow. Thanks.
:41:14
-Thanks a lot, Mr. Kolby.
-You're welcome.
:41:17
Hey, Bobrucz...
:41:19
...your old man is really
gonna be pissed.
:41:22
Yeah, I know.
:41:24
Yeah, I know too.
:41:28
Look, Darcy, we have always
been straight with each other.
:41:31
I just think leaving now
and starting night school's...
:41:34
...the best idea for you,
for everyone.
:41:37
Oh, damn. I gotta run.
:41:40
Wait. You don't understand.
:41:42
After the baby, I still wanna go
to college. I wanna be a journalist.
:41:45
Good. Do it all. Night school's
not gonna stop you.
:41:49
Let's pick this up in the morning, huh?
Be here at 8.
:41:55
Miss Giles, I don't think
you have any right...
:41:58
...advising someone to quit school.
It's unethical and unconstitutional.
:42:02
Can we do this tomorrow?
:42:04
God forbid the school
should be embarrassed.
:42:06
I don't care if the school
gets embarrassed.
:42:09
I could get fired for this.
:42:10
The school is not asking you
to drop out. I am.
:42:13
-You are?
-Yes.
:42:15
This is a small town.
You are editor of the school paper.
:42:18
You are popular. I see girls every day
who wanna be like you.
:42:22
I've seen it happen, Darcy.
Pregnancy is contagious, like suicide.
:42:26
Oh, give me a break.
I'm only having a baby.
:42:29
How many teen girls do you think
get pregnant every week?
:42:32
Twenty thousand.
:42:34
I'm supposed to feel guilty?
It's my fault if girls get knocked up?
:42:38
Nobody's asking you
to save the world.
:42:40
Just to do the responsible thing.
Think about it.
:42:49
After she explained it, I thought
about it. It won't be so bad.
:42:52
They cannot make you quit.
We could sue.
:42:55
-They're not making me.
-It still sucks.
:42:57
-I'm just gonna go to night school.
-What do you mean, night school?