I think I'm going to do this today. Cheerleading? Well check it out. What for? I might...

[Lucas disagrees with Maggie on becoming superficial] Maggie: I think I'm going to do this today. Lucas: Cheerleading? Maggie: Well check it out. Lucas: What for? Maggie: I might want to do it. Lucas: What, be a cheerleader? Maggie: I don't know. Is that all right, Lucas? [Lucas shrugs his shoulders] Maggie: Well, the way you were looking at me. Lucas: Whatever. We can collect tadpoles tomorrow. Maggie: Well, If I like it, I will be doing it tomorrow, too. They practice everyday. [Lucas hangs his head] Maggie: It sounds like fun, Lucas. well, didn't you hear what they said? Away games and buses and stuff. Lucas: I guess everybody has their own idea of fun. Some people go to football games. Other people do less superficial things. Maggie: Look, Lucas. Just because you don't approve of something doesn't mean other people don't have a right to enjoy it. Well, you're in the band aren't you? Lucas: Yeah. Maggie: So? Lucas: So? Maggie: So the band goes to football games. Lucas: We're totally different. Maggie: Why? Lucas: Because the band does not have fun there. Maggie: Then why do you do it? Lucas: I don't know. Maggie: Well, figure it out, and in the meantime don't call people superficial because they just want to have fun. Look, I'm new here. I don't know anybody. Why can't you be helpful and understanding about that? [Maggie runs off]