Before I came here I was an intellectual outcast. They made fun of me for quoting Ayn Rand.
Actually, I think she's pretty disturbing...
That's not the point. The point is that you know who she is, and that at Grove Hills, you can discuss her with people like us, instead of idiots and fools and a quarterback who tells the whole school you shower in a towel. I'd like to see a quarterback write a paper on Mao.
I think the Cultural Revolution is...
You have an awful lot to say for someone who doesn't even go to this school yet.
What's that supposed to mean?
It means why don't we see whether you get in to Grove Hills before we start listening to your opinions.
Hey! Just because some jock made you feel like the loser you are, don't take it out on me.
I'm not a loser! I have a 165 I.Q.!
Who cares? You're still boring and miserable! Try taking your head out of your butt for once and opening up your myopic little eyes. Or doesn't your 165 I.Q. make you smart enough to see the way you really are? [leaves]
I'll make sure you never set foot in this school again!
That's a relief. For a minute there I thought you were going to threaten us. [leaves]
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