Here Comes The Boom Page #7
Look, it's a sport.
It's no more dangerous
than boxing or auto racing.
And believe me,
I wouldn't be doing it
if you'd been doing your job.
Did you really think
that you could save
the music program
by doing this?
I'm just trying to
make things better.
You know what?
You're not making
things better, Scott.
You're putting on a show.
You're getting beat up
in your bathing suit.
You are embarrassing
this school.
You know why I did this
in the first place?
Because a wise man once said,
"Without music,
life would be a mistake."
Yeah, and do you know
who that wise man is?
Marty Streb, the teacher
you're trying to get rid of.
Scott...
There's nothing here any more.
We're failing your daughter.
We need good teachers.
Yeah, well, fighting in a cage
is not going to make you
a good teacher, Scott.
You know, maybe you're right.
I'm not even that good
of a fighter.
I'm out there
getting my ass kicked.
Believe me, this wasn't Plan A,
but I don't know
what else to do.
Look, you're having a tough
time with your business.
I get it.
But you can't
take it out on Malia.
Mr. De La Cruz, I'm sorry that you
had to listen to any of this.
No, no, no.
It's all right. What do you
suggest I do, Mr. Voss?
My chef left.
That means I'm in
the back cooking.
Sol need my daughter up front.
It sucks, okay?
Nobody's saying it doesn't.
But it's not your
daughter's problem.
It's yours.
No.
You're the problem, Scott.
This is none of your business.
None of your business.
I've had it with you!
You know what?
We should be working
as hard in here as
you do out there.
And I'm sorry, but we're not.
And that is the problem.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have a class to teach.
And then I got to roll around
with a sweaty guy from Holland.
Whoa. What's going on,
Mr. Voss?
Biology, Derrick.
Fair enough.
Can someone tell me what
happens when a cell stagnates?
Okay,
no one is listening to me.
I will try again.
Anyone know what happens
to a stagnant cell?
What's he doing on the table?
I don't know,
something about cells.
Malia.
It's not good.
Did you hear that?
It ain't good.
People, a cell
that is not in motion
is not a productive member
of the system.
It ends up assuming
all the other cells
are gonna pick up
the slack somewhere.
But they don't.
In fact,
until basically the whole
organism begins to die.
Yeah.
But you know what?
Biology is an amazing thing.
And here's the good news,
all that decays
can be restored.
Is this hitting anybody?
Like how a cut heals.
Brian, my man.
Look, you got one!
And once that
cell's back on track,
it creates energy
amongst the other cells.
That's what happens.
It starts getting
It gets a little rumble.
Can I get a little rumble
from everybody?
Everybody just rumble in
Okay, no rumble, that's fine.
I'll be the
lone rumbler up here.
That's what I am.
I'm a lone rumbler.
But then the cell starts
banging into the other cells.
And the cells push back and go,
"Hey, what are you doing to me?"
They hit into another one.
"Hey, don't do that!"
"Hey, that's my friend."
"You don't even know him!"
"You don't know me either!"
And they're
rumbling everything around.
And once that happens,
it's like a mosh pit!
They're goin' crazy...
"I know you,
we work together!"
Because then,
they hit a rhythm.
They all hit a rhythm.
And this is the beginning
of the restorative process.
So now,
even if the entire system
is close to dead, what happens?
Martinez, come on.
Give me something.
Oh, no, not today.
Oh, no, not in my house.
No, no, no, no.
Look out, here we come.
Don't look up
my pant leg, Derrick.
You're better than that.
I'm right over you.
Come on, man.
What do you say?
If all the cells work
together, what will happen?
Exactly.
That is a sick dragon.
Yeah!
Move it! Come on,
Scott, keep working.
Hey, you know what?
You look as good going
as you do coming.
And you, my friend, sat in gum.
Please be gum.
Okay, so how many years
is a term of the president?
of two years?
Ah, come on.
I can't remember this stuff.
Okay,
what's your favorite song?
My favorite song?
Mmm-hmm.
Faithfully.
The Journey song?
Yes.
Niko. I know it.
That's a great song.
They don't make them
like that any more, right?
Well, this is good.
Okay, let's try this.
Ah, that's beautiful.
Thank you.
And it goes with the lyrics.
I know.
You try it.
Yeah, right.
Okay.
Yes.
Nice!
Aha!
Oh, my friend!
She is unbelievable!
You are unbelievable.
I told you.
More later.
Now put him down,
'cause we have
a fight to go to.
Let's do this.
It wasn't a tap.
It wasn't a tap.
I was just fooling around.
I was just fooling around.
Obey my commands at all times.
The corner of the ring's
broken, so I'd avoid it.
get excited through a collision
with the nitrogen molecules,
and then there's a whole
bunch of excitement.
Derrick?
And 15, 16,
Oh, nice head movement, yeah!
Cover up, just cover up!
I think you're
wearing him down!
Watch out, watch out.
Back him up, back him up!
Do not lose that grip!
You know what to do.
Put your weight on him.
Don't lose your grip!
Don't lose your grip!
Don't lose your grip!
He lost the grip.
Thank you, Mr. Voss.
You got it, man.
Don't let him lock
your arm in place!
Scotty, pound him!
Use your elbow.
Got it!
Use your elbow!
Hey!
I'm giving
the instructions here.
No, I'm just saying
he should use his elbow.
I'm trying to help.
One voice.
No, you shush!
The other gentleman
is using his elbow
and it seems to be working.
Can we have this argument
on the car ride home?
Yeah!
Here's what happens.
Okay, you know what?
We should all...
Use your elbow!
Use your elbow!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Voss is a winner!
Wow.
All right, everybody,
let's get our story straight.
Derrick did it.
"Derrick did it"?
Hi.
Hey.
Inspiring your students, I see.
Yeah, with a touch
of vandalism, yeah.
Hey, listen,
in case you haven't noticed,
I'm standing and I just...
It's still out there, so...
Okay.
So if I was to let you cook for
me, and I'm not saying I am,
what would you cook?
I'll tell you what.
You name it, I'm cooking it.
Really?
Yeah.
Hey, which one of
these should I go with?
Volcano or Enigma?
Hey, what are you doing?
This is coq au vin. The sauce
is extremely delicate.
You know what, I'm just gonna go
with both, let 'em fight it out.
Fight, boys!
I haven't
seen you like this in years.
What are you talking about?
I'm jealous.
You're passionate
about something.
Someone.
What do you mean?
You got the kids,
you got Lauren,
you got your business.
Yeah, I know,
and at least one kid's
locked in a cabinet.
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