:18:08
I'm sorry, Ms. Thornton.
:18:10
I don't know how they could do such
a thing. You deserve to be principal.
:18:15
Allison, a person doesn't
always get what she deserves.
:18:19
Remember it.
:18:21
If there's anything in life you want,
go and get it.
:18:24
Don't wait for anybody
to give it to you.
:18:28
Now, I have some work to do.
:18:49
See you later, Al.
:18:52
- Here we are.
- Good-looking school, doc.
:18:56
That must be the new principal,
you know?
:19:02
They really give it to you, didn't they?
:19:06
Like everybody else,
they really give it to you.
:19:09
Have you been drinking?
:19:10
Work yourself to death, then they
bring in an outsider to pick the plum.
:19:15
You have been drinking.
:19:17
I know you keep a bottle in the
basement, but I won't have you...
:19:21
...bring it into the classroom, ever.
Don't forget.
:19:24
It'd do your kids good to learn
how to handle liquor...
:19:27
...instead of algebra.
:19:28
- You're talking like a fool.
- Oh, be I.
:19:33
I sat in this classroom four years.
:19:39
I sat right here.
:19:42
Everything important
was learned somewheres else.
:19:45
You never applied yourself.
:19:47
If you had, you might've
learned something in school.
:19:50
Tell my wife, a cleaning woman.
:19:52
- Tell me, a janitor, cleaning toilets.
- Stop it!
:19:55
- Tell every mill worker behind on his bills.
- I said, stop it.
:19:59
If you had applied yourself, you might
have learned how to live intelligently.