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They don't care if I'm...
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from another country.
:14:09
Look, this is how you do a pull. Okay?
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It's like you both separate each other,
but you still have your hands.
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Like a rubber band when you stretch it,
okay?
:14:18
Taha, could we try the next swing song?
I think it's number 11.
:14:22
Pick up the phone, switch to B.
:14:25
Miss Verdemare knows the swing.
:14:27
Listen! This rhythm is faster.
:14:30
This rhythm is faster. In, out.
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I think it's really important for the kids.
:14:33
I think it's much more
than learning a bunch of steps.
:14:36
And I think it's much more than
just a part of physical education.
:14:39
It's not at all just that. It's etiquette.
:14:42
It's knowledge of other cultures.
:14:46
It's life.
:14:47
Excellent.
:14:49
The strange thing about being a girl...
:14:52
- Is that your hair is so long?
- No. That you have to be pregnant.
:14:57
- What?
- You have to have a baby. It's hard.
:14:59
I heard in a book about...
:15:01
It's called Why It's Great to be a Girl.
:15:03
That women, overall,
judging by scientific research...
:15:06
are the more advanced civilization.
:15:09
- Oh, yeah. That's good.
- Even though that makes perfect sense.
:15:12
Girls, they're all right.
:15:15
I judge by their outer beauty
and their inner beauty.
:15:18
Both.
:15:19
Mostly their inner beauty.
:15:22
Mostly their outer beauty.
:15:23
- Do you like any of the girls in the class?
- No.
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- As a girlfriend.
- No.
:15:28
- As a friend.
- I like in Miss Conte's class, Marissa.
:15:32
- Yes, okay.
- Now, she's hot!
:15:41
Okay.