A Teacher Page #2
I thought
I'd find you in here.
Whose picture was that?
Uh, just Facebook.
Yeah?
Been on that phone
an awful lot, missy.
Mm-hmm.
You're not trying
to escape, are you?
'Cause I would like to escape
from these crazy people...
that are my family.
Oh, they're so sweet.
Well, they think you're great.
They're so glad you're here.
And I'm really glad
that you're here...
and not alone.
You're well-fed, and it's good to
spend the holiday with you.
Our house is your house.
Just sleeping in
a couple more minutes.
It's just wonderful.
I know.
Hey, have you, uh... Have you seen
that photo that's going around school?
Apparently,
it's a topless photo...
of a freshman girl.
God.
I mean, a student's phone
was confiscated,
and the new assistant
principal found it.
Oh.
What was she thinking?
I mean, kids... They can do
things that are so stupid.
I mean,
that's really dumb.
Yeah.
Phones are everywhere.
Everybody will send
that to everyone.
It was a freshman?
Yeah. Yeah, she's a freshman.
I don't have her,
but, um,
I think Irene
has her.
So.
But...
I hope her parents don't see that.
That would just be...
That'd be so sad.
Oh, my gosh. By the way,
I totally forgot.
I meant to
ask you sooner.
Is there any way you can help me
chaperone the Sadie Hawkins Day dance?
Please?
I need, like,
three more people.
Oh.
Really.
It could be fun.
I've managed to get out of doing that
the whole time I've been here.
Please, come on.
Oh.
Um... Who else
is chaperoning?
Um, Tony...
and, uh...
now, Irene...
She never got back
to me on it.
Oh, gosh.
I really need your help.
I need to get, like,
three more people.
Yeah, I'll do it. Yeah, it's fine.
I'll do it. You owe me, but...
I'm there. Okay. Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Mm-hmm. That'll be great.
It'll be fun.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah. It will.
Mm-hmm.
Hey.
I need you to delete
that photo from your phone.
Okay.
No, I need you to do it now.
Done.
Thanks.
Is it about that girl?
Yeah. It just made me
really nervous.
You have a good
Thanksgiving?
Yeah. It was good.
You?
It was all right.
Can I, uh...
Can I come see you tonight?
Yeah.
My roommate's out of town still,
so just come on over.
All right.
What's up, man?
Yo, what's up, bro?
How you doin'?
Good. What about you?
Good, man.
You boys stay out of trouble, all right?
You hungry?
Yeah, dude.
Let's grill.
Let's roll.
...the police department
now wants the city...
So, I got pulled in to chaperoning
the Sadie Hawkins dance.
Oh, yeah?
This girl actually asked
me to the dance today.
Really?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah?
Yeah?
Figured, uh,
I should go, you know, just so people
don't get suspicious or anything.
Yes?
So, I have to watch you dance
with some girl?
Mmm. Are you jealous?
I kind of like it.
Does that mean
that you're going with her?
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah. Don't worry.
It doesn't mean anything.
Just goin' with her.
The regular deadline for U.T.
applications are coming up.
Has everyone gotten their waivers
who is planning on getting a waiver?
Does anyone need
any help with that?
Good? We all good?
Good to go.
There's also A.P.'s.
You want to start thinking about which
A.P.'s you're gonna wanna take, which exams.
You're gonna wanna sign up for that.
How long is the exam?
How long is each exam?
The exam.
Um...
Okay.
Just don't take it.
My sister said it was like two...
All right. What else?
Um, do we have any announcements?
Student relations?
help clean up after the dance...
Forget it, Lanie.
Lanie, no one's gonna
clean up after the dance.
We love you, Lanie.
Is everyone going to the dance?
- No.
- Oh, yeah.
Are you chaperoning?
Um, I do not know.
You should.
We shall see. s that freshman
gonna be there?
Lanie, are you gonna
invite me to the dance?
In your dreams.
I asked that freshman.
I'm going with that freshman.
No. You asked her too?
You can't really say no to those.
Hello?
Hey, baby.
I was just thinking about you.
Okay.
Yeah.
Can I come over?
Oh. She's home.
What about later?
We can go to my brother's.
What time?
9:
00?Okay.
Bye.
Ha-ha!
Are you sure this is okay?
Totally.
Greg said he'd be gone
all weekend.
Greg's your only brother,
right?
No. There's, uh, Doug,
who lives in L.A.
Some water?
No, thanks.
How old is Greg?
Like 26, I think.
Take your clothes off.
Come here.
It's pretty rainy.
I know.
- You think it's gonna be raining
at the ranch? - Nah.
Still got a long ways to go,
and it's moving out.
It'll be good.
Mmm.
I've never been
to a ranch before.
Really? We don't have them
on the East Coast.
Right.
How long have you
been in Texas?
Four years.
You've never been
to a ranch?
No one I know has one.
Wow.
Lucky for you, I do.
Hmm!
Hey.
I think we should
just keep driving...
just stay out here forever,
never go back.
Huh. You're crazy.
Put some music on.
Can I ask you something?
Sure.
What do you think?
Do you think
it's gettin' bigger?
I think
it's gettin' bigger.
I mean,
I don't know about you,
but I mean,
what do you think?
I mean, it's stronger,
you know?
I think it's kind of...
It's coming into its own, you know?
It's bulkin' up.
It's got...
It's got some extra...
Okay. Watch the road.
Powerin' up a little bit.
Come on.
You know you want to.
# We're walking forward
# Forever
# Breaking the rules
# Finally feels
# The capture
# Baby
You scared me.
Sorry.
Mmm.
Morning.
Morning.
Take this off.
It's scratchy.
Okay.
How was your walk?
It was great.
Here.
I made some coffee.
You did?
Mm-hmm.
Gonna make you breakfast.
What are you makin'?
Best breakfast you've ever had.
What's it gonna be?
Uh, I was thinking
maybe I would make some eggs.
Eggs?
Yeah.
Hmm. And?
And, um...
Just eggs.
Okay, sounds great.
do that now.
Mmm. Okay,
I'll see you later.
Ah, fudge.
Hello!
Shh. Shh!
Hello. I heard something.
Someone's here.
What?
Someone's here!
Get your clothes on.
Someone's here. Sh*t.
Hello?
Oh, hey, James.
I didn't know who that was.
I was just out making my rounds.
I saw a car in the driveway.
I didn't know you were comin' up here.
Yes, sir.
Sorry.
You know, kind of came down.
Last minute thing.
Okay.
Well, I'm off.
All right.
Your father knows you're up here,
right, son?
Yes, sir.
Okay.
Well, you give me a call
if you need anything.
Okay, I will.
Thanks.
Hey. He's gone.
Eric?
Yes?
Who was that?
James.
Ranch foreman.
I don't know what that means.
It's like a, uh,
property manager.
You hungry?
Um, is he gonna tell
your father that you're here?
No. I doubt it.
You doubt it?
It's fine. Okay?
James is cool.
He doesn't give a f***.
Hey.
What?
You have no idea how terrible this would
be for me if we were found out, do you?
Yes, I do.
But it's fine. I mean...
I would lose my job.
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