Teach Me Tonight

Frankie:
Not you, I don't think you're gonna have a big enough sized tool for the job.

Prof. Sterling Manville:
Now, they don't make you wear that smock all the time do they?

Janie:
I'm on my lunch break, hi, Professor Manville.

Prof. Sterling Manville:
Oh no, Sterling, please.

Janie:
Sterling.

Prof. Sterling Manville:
Tell me something, what all is it that you do at at lab anyway?

Janie:
Well, we analyze pharmaceuticals for a joint university public group sector research firm.

Prof. Sterling Manville:
Oh, I see so the school gets a big fat grant and the drug company gets a tax write-off for testing they would have to do anyway.

Janie:
Yeah. Kinda shady I guess.

Prof. Sterling Manville:
Well, but it's a victim-less crime right? I mean it's a theory of mine that to get anything done of real value, you have to break some law or public moreh.

Janie:
I never really thought if it like that.

Prof. Sterling Manville:
Yes, well we're all transgressors my dear fearing that day of ultimate justice.

Michael:
Uh, Janie can we talk?

Janie:
Uh, I don't know, can we?

Michael:
Where were you last night?

Janie:
I don't think that's any of your business

Michael:
Can we go someplace?.

Janie:
I can't. These are real time results.

Michael:
Move that sh*t.

Janie:
"That sh*t" is my work.

Michael:
Look, I'm sorry. It's just that you got me all tied up in knots here.

Janie:
Aw, so now you're the victim.

Michael:
I'm trying to apologize.

Janie:
You're doing a lousy job.

Michael:
OK, OK now I get it. You want me to suffer the way i made you suffer right?

Janie:
I have yet to hear a honest, simple expression of remorse.

Michael:
I said I'm sorry.

Janie:
You're sorry you got caught. How could you do that Michael?