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[Music] Good morning. Welcome to a day in the life at an American public school. I'm gonna take you guys along to do a fun video. Also, it's cold, and I have to bike, just like my last video. Got started off with an American school bus. All right, I'm gonna go drink up my coffee, and let's go.
[Music] A button on my school and some safety pins. You know, you could call me a fashion [Music] designer. It's about a British guy who spends a year in France for you. [Music] Hey. [Music] [Music] Oh, all right. Squirrel! Squirrel! Look at him; he's right there. No way, guys! It's gonna be a good day. That's like, it's good luck. All right. [Music] It's cold. To be completely honest, it actually feels kind of nice. Hey. [Music] There's no going back from here. [Music]
First period. No one's here. [Music] What? [Music] Yeah, because no one stands up for the pledge anymore. This is on the architecture squad. Would you ever buy a Rolex? I know I wouldn't. Bow, I mean, you know, you can get them on the streets of New York for about 500. That's true. [Laughter] This will—they all look the same. Some of the stuff, you know, and I—oh, look at this—and I, I checked the price. Oh, 2500. Oh, I'm thinking, what the hell are you doing? Ain't got that money. Oh my god. Most expensive thing on Amazon. It's supposed to have bulletproof windows and be resistant to sledgehammers. Oh, that's what they needed. Exactly. Waiting for the bell. [Music] [Music]
Second period: American history. Taking a test today. Asked for more cash. What's that for? This is—it's for my gov campaign, you know. American schools—we like to, um, common core education. You want to be in the video? Have been created. [Music] Hello. [Music] Okay, right now we're gonna get some printed papers and images for our poster for our French presentation that we have to do on cacao in the code of war. So [Music] you can see the construction. [Music] We need to talk. We do. Yeah, okay. So you're using the color printer, and we need it. I'm just gonna take forever now. It's gonna be great. [Applause] [Music] I think that's—yeah, I woke up with a fever of 100.4 this morning. So why are you here? Is that everything? Yes. [Music] Shout out the library. [Music] [Music] Would you look at that. [Music] [Music] Okay, are you filming? Yep. Oh, hi. Max's camera. He's walking backwards in the hallway, which is probably a bad idea, um, but I just want to let you guys know that you're worth every penny, and you guys are awesome. And Max is kind of a cool guy, even though he's wearing some black pants today, but they're kind of neat. Um, he's going to AP Psych to learn about your brain and how it works. Um, okay, I'm gonna be late to class. Eleven. Pretzel. [Applause] Twelve. Stage thirteen. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] We are testing a week from yesterday, so testing Monday, next Monday. [Music]
American lunch. Yes. Very sad. Give us the rundown. So this is an untoasted bagel, and I don't have time to make in the morning because we're super rushed. All right, so it looks like this, and it's not that great looking, but it'll do. It's your favorite part of American public school? I had to pick, and be my friends. What's the worst part? The worst part—American schools—my friend has a YouTube channel, and we're taking him—come on—let's just tell you a little secret stuff about Max. Oh, oh my god, look at this lighting. Oh, he's really nice, and he always—yeah, we're vlogging. Do you want to say hi to the vlog? Campbell. I just think it's a fun fact. Oh my god, the lighting is so bad. Camera. We took over from—actually, we took over Max's vlog. House is my ex-French teacher. You could just stay with French, and then we could hang out. So Madame Campbell, what's something you have to say about Max? He's a sweetie. It's been fun watching him get, like, grow up. And do you remember us freshman year? First, I read your little babies—a little annoying, but I still love you. Okay, this is our library. That loud—just pretend that we're not filming. Hey guys, so something that I have really noticed about Max since he started his YouTube channel is he's gotten a lot less shy. You didn't even have to—hi, you did. So this is one of Max's friends, Andre. Max's best friend. Well, what's something about Max he would like to share with his fans? You know, I just really admire how he balances everything, you know, balancing junior year while managing a YouTube channel. That's impressive to say the least. Where are you going to for college? NC State. For what? Swimming. Hell yeah. Sam. Guys, so I was inspired by Max. Me and Max both run cross country, and—try—he's a lot faster than me, guaranteed, but I wanted to try new things, so I decided to join the swim team this year. Yeah, she did. And you know what? And I'm killing it. I wasn't gonna compete, um, but yeah, I was inspired by Max, and it's my first swim week. No boys—you mean the video. [Music] All right, see ya. [Music] Can you Jack? [Music] [Music] [Music]
Update: Day 36. Got some nice flowers. Looking pretty swell. That was smart to put the one, two, three, four on the sides. How many leaves? I didn't count yet. [Music] [Music] I do. Careful. [Music] And that concludes a day in the life at an American public school. Is that Ryan Gae? No way, dude! Can I get an autograph? Me, dude. It's a pleasure to meet you. It's a pleasure. Oh my god, I'm sorry I disrupted you during French. Fun guys. It's Ryan's Eie. Holy. [Music] [Music] He didn't see anything.