:08:03
What does the worId mean to you?
:08:08
Come on! A IittIe cIass
participation.
:08:10
Is it just this cIass you
want to get out of?
:08:12
Your house, your street?
:08:14
Any further any of you want to go
than that? Yes?
:08:18
The maII. That's onIy two miIes
away from me.
:08:23
Let me ask you another question.
:08:26
How often do you think about things
that happen outside of this town?
:08:30
Do you watch the news? Yes? No?
:08:34
AII right, so we're not gIobaI thinkers
yet, but why aren't we?
:08:40
Because we're 1 1 .
:08:42
Good point. What's your name?
:08:44
Trevor.
:08:45
Maybe Trevor's right. Why shouId
we think about the worId?
:08:49
After aII, what does the worId
expect of us?
:08:53
Expect?
:08:54
Of you.
:08:55
What does the worId expect of you?
:09:00
Nothing.
:09:03
Nothing.
:09:05
My God, boys and girIs, he's right.
:09:08
Nothing.
:09:10
Here you are. You can't drive.
You can't vote.
:09:12
You can't go to the bathroom
without a pass. You're stuck...
:09:16
...right here in the seventh grade.
:09:22
But not forever...
:09:24
...because one day you'II be free.
:09:31
But what if on that day you're free...
:09:34
...you haven't prepared,
you're not ready...
:09:37
...and yet you Iook around you
and you don't Iike what the worId is.
:09:42
What if the worId...
:09:44
...is just a big disappointment?
:09:48
We're screwed.
:09:50
UnIess....
:09:52
UnIess you take the things that you
don't Iike about this worId...
:09:57
...and you fIip them upside down right
on their ass.