:21:03
- Choose.
- Choose.
:21:06
- What's your name?
- Callie.
:21:07
Callie, why?
:21:10
Because that's the difference between
owning your life and being afraid.
:21:13
Saying "l choose"
no matter what.
:21:14
You mean, like a guy's got
a gun to your head...
:21:16
and he's pulling the trigger
and you say, "l choose to die"?
:21:19
No, you ain't choosin' to die,
but you can choose to die
without screaming, right?
:21:24
I mean, you could always
choose somethin'.
:21:26
- Not where I live.
- Shit.
:21:28
Did you read that somewhere
in this class?
:21:33
No. ln our class we readin' this book
called My Darling, My Hamburger.
:21:39
- From this.
- My what?
:21:41
- My Darling, My Hamburger.
- Hamburger?
:21:45
Possessive pronoun, noun,
possessive pronoun.
:21:49
- Oh, watch it, girl.
- Let's see.
:21:51
E-Excuse me.
:21:53
- Excuse me, Miss Johnson.
- Uh-- Oh, yes.
:21:55
Would you stop by the principaI's office
before your next class, please?
:21:58
Mr Grandey would like
to speak to you.
:22:02
The principal!
:22:05
Oooh, White Bread in trouble!
:22:27
Yes. I'll talk to you later.
:22:30
Bye-bye.
:22:32
Miss Johnson, this is an office.
We knock before we enter.
:22:37
Oh, I'm sorry.
:22:39
Please.
:22:46
Now, Miss Johnson,
I'm taking into consideration
the fact that you're new...
:22:51
and therefore don't know that teaching
karate is against school policy...
:22:55
and can lead to a lawsuit
in case of an injury.
:22:59
But you can avoid this kind of error--
you simply follow the curriculum...