The Breakfast Club1985

John:
What do you say we close that door? We can't have any kind of party with Vernon checking us out every few seconds.

Brian:
Well, you know the door's supposed to stay open.

John:
So what?

Andrew:
So why don't you just shut up? There's four other people in here, you know.

John:
God, you can count. See, I knew you had to be smart to be a...a wrestler.

Andrew:
Who the hell are you to judge anybody, anyway?

Claire:
Really.

Andrew:
You know, Bender, you don't even count. I mean if you disappeared forever it wouldn't make any difference. You may as well not even exist at this school.

John:
Well, I'll just run right out and join the wrestling team. [Claire and Andrew chuckle] Maybe the prep club, too. Student council.

Andrew:
Nah. They wouldn't take you.

John:
I'm hurt.

Claire:
You know why guys like you knock everything?

John:
Oh, this should be stunning.

Claire:
It's 'cause you're afraid.

John:
Oh, God. You richies are so smart; that's exactly why I'm not heavy in activities.

Claire:
You're a big coward.

Brian:
I'm in the math club.

Claire:
See, you're afraid that they won't take you. You don't belong, so you just have to dump all over it.

John:
Well, it wouldn't have anything to do with you activities people being a**holes, now would it?

Claire:
Well you wouldn't know; you don't even know any of us.

John:
Well, I don't know any lepers, either, but I'm not gonna run out and join one of their f***ing clubs.

Andrew:
Uh, let's watch the mouth, huh?

Brian:
Um, uh, this is a Club, too.

John:
Excuse me a sec. [to Brian] What are you babbling about?

Brian:
Well, what I said was that I'm in a Math Club, uh, the Latin Club, and the Physics Club-- Physics Club.

John:
Hey, Cherry. Do you belong to the Physics Club?

Claire:
That's an academic club.

John:
So?

Claire:
So, academic clubs aren't the same as other kinds of clubs.

John:
Ah, but to dorks like him, they are. [to Brian] What do you guys do in your club?

Brian:
In physics, well, we, we, uh, we talk about physics. Uh, properties of physics.

John:
So it's sort of social. Demented and sad, but social, right?

Brian:
I guess you could consider it a social situation.