:02:21
Casey?
:02:25
- Something wrong, Mr. Bast?
- No, not at all.
:02:28
I was curious if you'd
started weighing college options.
:02:31
Options? Uh...
:02:33
Heard of the Helen Stoller
Physics Scholarship?
:02:36
No.
:02:37
It's given to a student from this state
who shows most promise in science.
:02:41
Wouldn't that be Ann or... Wyatt?
:02:43
No, it's you.
:02:45
You have a calling, Casey.
:02:48
I do?
:02:50
- What is it?
- Physics.
:02:52
Toast?
:02:54
- Uh... sure.
- You're very lucky.
:02:56
Most people search their
whole lives for their calling.
:02:59
- How do you know you have a calling?
- Your brilliant teacher tells you.
:03:03
And of course your 11 straight A-pluses
on exams is a hint.
:03:06
You'll need a letter from me
for the scholarship
:03:09
and think about a special
physics project over the summer.
:03:13
Something unusual but personal.
:03:15
Let them know you a little.
:03:18
- He says it's my calling.
- QED.
:03:21
How is this "quite easily demonstrated"?
You're as good in physics as I am.
:03:25
Not even close. I grind, you glide.
:03:28
Event horizon.
:03:32
One day that guy will wake up
and realize he needs a math tutor.
:03:35
And that tutor will be me.
:03:38
Figure out how to get us invited to
even one party and you win the Nobel.