Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Abe Lincoln. I'm Abe Lincoln, Mr. Hill.
on your success with the whole Courtney situation,
(boys snicker)
Thank you for your business.
Yeah, well, that's you, though. I don't get bad reviews.
No, no, it's good. It's fine. We can walk together.
(clicks tongue) Fine.
Okay. Sit down. Hold on. All right.
- Pass. - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
and I took it out on you.
It wasn't even that bad.
We have this little tradition where we read
Oh, you tell me.
Are you having issues with Courtney?
Where are the mailboxes?
which is repetitive and insulting.
She figured out that Courtney needs to be bumped up a grade.
(telephone rings)
VICK: Ol' I should have been a hooper,
Well, I found Courtney's file, and it is substantial.
So I reached out to her. You know? Sat her down.
I have them arranged by sexiest dad.
All right. (sighs)
- Just -- - (knock on door)
let's try and incorporate some of the lessons into the roast.
That's right! Nice job.
- Oh, I know that's right. - (door opens)
Look away, y'all.
Okay. That's it. You know what? I'm taking everybody's money.
I'm just gonna have to communicate to Courtney
Hey, that's me! The other 2nd grade teacher at Arcola!
and I will not affect the outcome.
You know why? Most people love them.
JANINE: Okay.
(students giggling)
My name is Janine Teagues.
Of course I need to thank you!
Well, if traditions were always easy,
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