Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Happy birthday dear Trevor
You've gone dotty, you're wearing crystals, keeping too many cats at home?
Trust me. I'm not worth it.
Oh, hello.
Were you just being nice?
Neither does she.
You had a sleepover.
He's his father.
— What are you doing? — What's it look like?
— What is this assignment? — Excuse me?
Why?
Do you want him to?
— Oh, the parole board. — The parole board.
It's a Sunday?
Come on, get in.
Ricky never meant to hit me. We were drunk!
And I had really missed her.
Call it generosity between two strangers.
You see, I'm going to be here every day for you.
Best start thinking about the world now and what it means to you.
But I cannot do that.
— Why'd you have to mess everything up? — I didn't mess this up.
In prison, no less. The parole board will eat that up.
That was my car.
Because we're 11.
There'll be pop quizzes every day on the development of cotton farms.
I'll make some eggs. I'll have some too.
— Hear me? — He's dead!
The clean-up crew found syringes, size 12 high heels, animal droppings.
— We were here first. — Stab wounds first.
Like a perfect world?
— And you're doing this because? — I need more links.
They have good food.
— I'm sorry… — No, I'm sorry.
Nothing.
My mom's stuff worked.
Happy birthday to you
What's the matter? Yes?
Get back!
3-L-90. I repeat:
— Bonnie. — No, listen.
A lot of brothers need favors in here.
Hard.
Stay. Mom will make breakfast.
Can I help you with something, miss?
He's dragging me behind the house into the garage. Then he's gone.
…which you didn't write.
You got no reason to trust me…
But what if on that day you're free…
— He pays for everything. — Did anybody ask you?
Add that to your list of words to look up.
You're my teacher.
Okay, you have to go. Here, here.
I got two jobs.
I couldn't even do it.
Why are you not worth it?
If you're late, he'll think it means you don't respect him.
Tardiness.
3000 block of Bagley, 4-17, 10-30.
Look at me. I'm proud of you, Trevor.
No, you don't have to.
Places where nobody cares where you park overnight.
So I've never been here before.
I'm going to have to consult my spirit guides here.
She said she made a mistake.
— You are. — Not for me, thank you.
This is Eugene Simonet.
— We bought it for you. — Thank you so much. No thanks.
How about possible?
I have a thing I do every day.
She makes a pretty good case, though, Sid.
…and I'll make sure they get put in the suggestion box.
Okay, we're on?
How'd it go? How was your first day?
If you wanted, maybe…
All right, so what? What you want?
The world's not exactly…
You expect me to drive home in a new Jaguar?
But that was just for the effort.
Let me go! Let me go!
An assignment they can't do? What kind of teacher are you?
No.
I appreciate that you're trying to pay back Trevor…
No, I wouldn't do that.
I remember in 1976 there were those programs in the school system…
The guy! What was the guy's name?
Can I have some napkins?
I've been sitting on a story for 2 years about a party he had.
Is that something you tell yourself? “It's okay he beat me.”
Okay.