You bet. Absolutely. I gotta go meet the bus. It was nice meeting you - and I admire you....

Vonda Viland:
[seeing an unfamiliar face enter her school]
I don't know who you are. Hi. Adam Cain:
Yeah, hi. My name is Adam. Vonda Viland:
Hi, Adam. Nice to meet you. Adam Cain:
Nice to meet you, um... I was... I was wondering, do you accept ninth graders? Vonda Viland:
Oh, I... no, honey. We only have eleventh and twelfth graders, 'cause we have a waiting list even for them. Adam Cain:
Ohh... Vonda Viland:
Where're you going to school right now? Adam Cain:
Right now I'm going to The Hope Academy, but I'm trying to get out of there, because I need a more, like, structured environment, you know, like...? Vonda Viland:
Right. Adam Cain:
Like, because, like, at Hope I can just, like... I can pretty much just walk out whenever I want, you know? Vonda Viland:
Yeah, that wouldn't fly here, would it? Yeah, unfortunately... we used to take tenth, eleventh and twelfth graders... Adam Cain:
Okay. Vonda Viland:
...but now we can only take eleventh and twelfth graders 'cause we're so full with just eleventh and twelfth graders. All I can say is keep going to school, keep earning credits, and when you get into the eleventh grade, we can take ya. Adam Cain:
Okay. Vonda Viland:
Okay. Adam Cain:
Well... Vonda Viland:
I'm sorry. Adam Cain:
Is there a way I can get on the waiting list so right when...? Vonda Viland:
We'll take your name, yes, Absolutely. We'll put it in our book and then, um, the end of your tenth grade year, we'll give you a call. Adam Cain:
[writing down his information]
Okay. Vonda Viland:
Okay? Adam Cain:
Thank you. Vonda Viland:
You bet. Absolutely. I gotta go meet the bus. It was nice meeting you - and I admire you. You did a good job