Penny, why aren't you dressed?
I don't think I can go to school. I don't feel too well. [coughs]
Hey hey now, Stay away from me. Whatever you got, I don't want to catch.
You don't feel warm.
It's not really a fever. [moans] It's my stomach.
Oh, I know what it was. Those nasty diversity snacks your daddy made.
I'd love to diverse you, Mama.
Well, then diverse this. [she splashes Oscar with an orange juice]
Ow!
Why don't you just give her some castor oil, Trudy? That'll clean her out.
No, Mama, please don't. I'm not that sick, Mama.
Well, how sick are you?
Sick enough not to go to school for...I don't know,...about a week?
Oh, I see. Penny Proud, are you trying to get out of the cultural exchange?
No, I would never do that. I'm just...Yes, ma'am.
Penny, why?
Why? She's scared. And, quite frankly, so am I. We don't know anything about those people that they have her staying with.
That's the point of the exchange, Oscar. And you, of all people, should know better. I know you weren't raised that way.
Yes, he was. I would never let my children spend the night with people I didn't know.
Thank you, Mama.
Not that anyone ever invited Oscar over.
Well, Penny is my daughter and...
Excuse me, our daughter! [Trudy roars] I mean, your daughter.
Look, Penny, I know you don't understand why you must do this, but I guarantee you, by the end of the week, it'll all be clear to you.
But, Mama
No buts. You're going, and that's that. Now, go pack your things.
Yes, Mommy dearest.
And you two ought to be ashamed of yourselves.
It's her fault. She raised me. [Suga Mama roars, he whimpers]
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