Undeclared2001

Professor Duggan:
When I'm lecturing, I expect you to listen. This is not high school. You're paying good money for an education.

Marshall Nesbitt:
Well, yeah, that's the whole point. I *am* paying good money and I think you should try being a little less boring.

Professor Duggan:
Excuse me?

Marshall Nesbitt:
What? No . . .

Professor Duggan:
No, no. Please, tell me, you think I'm *boring*?

Marshall Nesbitt:
No, I don't think you're boring. It's . . . You just seem bored, you know, like *you* are bored.

Professor Duggan:
[comes to a realization] You're right, I am bored.

Marshall Nesbitt:
Well, why? Why are you so bored?

Professor Duggan:
I don't know. I just don't like the kids anymore.