Sure, "chief". That's what I been doing all the time. Okay for us to drift now, "chief"?

Richard Dadier:

[catches some kids smoking in the restroom]
What is this? The officers' club or something? I don't wanna catch you smoking in here again, you understand? Now Get out! Come on, you heard what I said. Get out! [3 kids leave, 2 remain] Richard Dadier:
What's the matter? You two guys privileged or something? Gregory W. Miller:
We only just got here, chief. Richard Dadier:
You did huh? Well , now just get out. Gregory W. Miller:
Can't a man wash his hands, chief? Richard Dadier:
Wash them and get out. Gregory W. Miller:
Sure, chief. You gonna watch me? Emmanuel Stoker:
Maybe he'd like to Wash them for us. Richard Dadier:
What's your name? You, I'm talking to you! Emmanuel Stoker:
Me? Richard Dadier:
Yes, you! Emmanuel Stoker:
Emmanuel. Richard Dadier:
Emmanuel what? Gregory W. Miller:
Emmanuel Trades. Don't you know, man? This boy here got the school named after him. Richard Dadier:
What's your name, wise guy? Gregory W. Miller:
Me? Miller. Gregory Miller. You want me to spell it out for you so you won't forget it? Richard Dadier:
You don't have to do that. I'll remember, Miller. Gregory W. Miller:
Sure, chief. You do that. Richard Dadier:
Or maybe you would like to take a walk down to the principal's office with me right now. Is that what you want? Gregory W. Miller:
You're holding all the cards, chief. You wanna take me to see Mr. Warneke, you'll do just that. Richard Dadier:
Who's your home-period teacher? Gregory W. Miller:
You are, chief. Richard Dadier:
Well, why aren't you with the rest of the class? Gregory W. Miller:
Already told you. Came in to wash up, chief. Richard Dadier:
All right, then wash up. Just cut out that "chief" routine, understand? Gregory W. Miller:
Sure, "chief". That's what I been doing all the time. Okay for us to drift now, "chief"?