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:10:00
''Underground Dance Part-ay.''
:10:03
- That's very ''funk-fIickerty'' of you.
- I've been practising.

:10:06
Sneaked away from the study haII.
Worked the turntabIes in the tech room.

:10:15
- Hey...who is that?
- Hey, dude, where've you been?

:10:19
- That's Francesca from VenezueIa.
- She goes to our schooI?

:10:24
That's got to be
good for attendance.

:10:27
TeII me about it. She has PE
when I'm in Marching Band.

:10:31
I get smacked every time
the trombones Iook at her.

:10:34
- This is perfect.
- What?

:10:36
A foreign girI in a foreign Iand,
she's IoneIy and vuInerabIe.

:10:41
I've read about this in Cosmo.
I got to taIk to her.

:10:44
- No, you're gonna get faced.
- I'm not, come on.

:10:49
Watch and Iearn.
:10:51
OK, you're gonna get faced.
:11:00
Excuse me.
Hi. Do you have the time?

:11:06
I mean,
you go to my schooI, right?

:11:10
I couIdn't say.
What schooI is yours?

:11:13
Jefferson.
My friend watches you in PE.

:11:18
I mean, you're new, right?
:11:23
Yes.
:11:25
I'm Zak and I thought...
:11:28
It can be IoneIy in a new town.
I thought you'd need showing around.

:11:34
Ay, sí! Qué bueno!
It's so very hard for me.

:11:38
I try to be brave,
expIoring by myseIf.

:11:41
I reaIIy want to be giving my Iove
to the first bozo who asks the time.

:11:48
I read Cosmo too.
:11:53
Right.
OK, I'II see you at schooI, then.


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