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Come on in, Jamal.
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Hi, honey.
:23:14
lt's okay.
:23:17
Sit down.
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Mrs. Wallace, Jamal. When we got
your recent test scores...
:23:23
...we figured there may be some
interest from private schools.
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Well, it turns out we were right.
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Mr. Bradley.
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Jamal, Mrs. Wallace,
my name's David Bradley.
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l'm with the Mailor School
in Manhattan.
:23:37
-Mailor? Mailor-Callow?
-That's right. You familiar with us?
:23:41
Yeah.
:23:43
Jamal, Mailor-Callow is not only
the best prep school in the city...
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...it's one of the finest
private schools in the East.
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Only the best go there.
:23:51
You may know we're a few weeks
into our fall term...
:23:53
...but every year
we hold some openings...
:23:56
...while we wait
for test scores to come in.
:23:59
Jamal, your test scores...
:24:01
...to put it mildly,
caught our attention.
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l'm here to see if you'd be
interested in attending our school.
:24:10
Jamal, we know leaving
for another school...
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...especially a private school,
is not gonna be easy.
:24:17
But this isn't the right place
for you anymore.
:24:20
Jamal, it's not a difficult choice.
:24:23
Mr. Bradley...
:24:26
...there's no way
that we could pay for this.
:24:28
We're not asking you to.
:24:31
When Dr. Simon said,
''Only the best go to Mailor''...
:24:34
...he neglected to mention...
:24:36
...that our excellence extends beyond
the classroom.
:24:39
l figured that.
:24:40
We thought you might.
:24:42
Mrs. Wallace, about 40 of our students
have gone on to play college ball.
:24:46
Three have made it
to the professional level.
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We evaluated your play last year.
:24:51
While this is strictly
an academic offer...
:24:54
...we won't be disappointed
if you choose to play.
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All we ask is you come out for a
few days, take a look, think it over.