:51:01
Actually, Dr. Lee,
why don't we let Devon run it?
:51:06
Oh, nah.
You the big dog.
:51:08
Do your thing.
:51:09
No, I really think it'd help
if somebody else played it.
:51:11
I wouldn't do it no justice.
:51:13
What are you two--
Beavis and Black-head?
:51:16
It doesn't have to be perfect,
Devon.
:51:17
I just want to hear it.
:51:18
Come on. You knocked
that cadence out I did...
:51:20
in, like, a minute.
:51:23
You got it.
:51:24
Go on, rip it, dog.
:51:28
Go on, dog.
:51:29
Dr. Lee: Let's go, Devon.
:51:33
Band Member:
What's wrong, D?
:51:47
Dr. Lee:
Mr. Miles, is there a problem?
:51:48
Don't feel like playing
that wack-ass cadence.
:51:51
Yo, that was a bitch move, Sean.
:51:53
It's obvious,
if anybody bothered to pay attention.
:51:57
Personally, I don't give a damn...
:51:59
if the boy can't read a book.
:52:00
He's strong, and you know it.
:52:01
Have some respect
for your section, Robert.
:52:03
Snares have a standard.
:52:05
It's my job to protect the line
and that's what I did.
:52:07
You don't like it, follow his ass out.
:52:10
You lied on your application...
:52:12
you lied at your audition...
:52:13
when you played
the required piece...
:52:15
and you lied to me.
:52:17
I didn't think
it was that big a deal.
:52:23
Play that.
:52:27
That's the music
for next week's game...
:52:28
and you can't read it.
:52:31
And as far as I'm concerned...
:52:32
that's a very big deal.
:52:39
I'm enrolling you...
:52:40
in the applied percussion course.
:52:42
Man, that gives me 5 classes.
:52:44
Damn right it gives you 5 classes...
:52:46
and it ought to be 1 0...
:52:47
especially if you plan
on getting back on the line...
:52:49
anytime soon.
:52:51
What you mean
getting back on the line?
:52:53
I mean now you're a P-4.
:52:55
If you cannot read music...
:52:57
you cannot be on my field.
:52:59
Man, you can't take me off the line.