The Pet Disaster

J.J. Tute: Um, guys? Does this classroom have a class pet? 
Pedro Tute: No. We don't have a classroom pet here. Why do you ask?
Susie Tute: Well, at my old school, we had a classroom pet. It was a guinea pig. But Why doesn't this class have a classroom pet?
Peter Tute: Gee, I don't know. That's a good question. 
Natalie Tute: Can I ask you guys something? I realized that this classroom doesn't have a class pet of some sort. Do you think we could get a pet for this classroom?
Bob Tute: I don't see why not. I'll tell the class about your suggestion, and we'll vote on what pet we should get for the class. before the bell rings for your next class, my old friend Angela has told me that we should get a classroom pet. Who thinks that's a good idea?
(A few kids raise their hands, meaning that they agree with an idea)
Bob Tute: All right, then. We're going to vote on which pet we should get for the classroom. what kinds of pets are good for a classroom?
Susie Tute: Well, some of the best classroom pets are bearded dragons, guinea pigs, rabbits, rats, fish, hamsters, and gerbils. Well, it’s time to vote on which classroom pet you think will be the best.
(All the students start to vote)
Peter Tute: We should get a bearded dragon. They're really cool!
Susie Tute: Why don't we get a guinea pig? Angela said that her class had one at her old school. don't want to get bitten by a rodent who is known to carry a deadly disease.
Bob Tute: How about a fish? Fish are pretty easy to take care of.
J.J. Tute: But they don't do very much. I say we get a rabbit. 
Natalie Tute: I think it would be great if we got a hamster.
Pedro Tute: Yeah, but hamsters are kinda smelly. What do you think?
(After the class votes on which pet they would like, the bell rings, and everyone has to go to their next class)
Susie Tute: All right, guys, thank you for voting! I'll count up the votes, and we'll see which pet is the winner. I counted up the votes, and it looks like we have a winner. Ready to see our new classroom pet?
Pedro Tute: What is it? What's our classroom pet? 
Susie Tute: Well, here it is! (removes the red cloth, revealing a rabbit in a cage) It's a female rabbit that I got at the animal shelter. I bet she'll make a great classroom pet, why, because she's so cute!
Peter Tute: Poor little thing.
Sebastian Tute: students, I would like to introduce you to Jasper, my very own dog, he always plays with his toy bone. 
Sebastian Tute: I’ll be back in ten minutes, stay there 
J.J. Tute: that puppy is cute, just like the nintendogs series 
Pedro Tute: and we gotta love the sequel, titled Nintendogs + Cats, it was released for the Nintendo 3DS
Susie Tute: Dachshund & Friends, Lab & Friends, or Shiba & Friends in Japan, and Chihuahua & Friends, they are sooo cute!
Peter Tute: Only three dogs may be kept at the house at one time and up to five dogs can stay at the dog hotel, where dogs can be swapped, dropped off and picked up at any time 
Natalie Tute: what do we say we take the dog to the park?
Bob Tute: sounds good, guys, let’s do this!
(the six students eat their lunch while watching a learning program) 
Tv: Ladies and gentlemen, little Grover here will demonstrate by chinning himself two times. Two times? Two times. Can I start? - Okay. Go ahead. 
(However, Susie Tute turned off the tv) 
All: Hey! 
Susie Tute: Look, everybody. Yesterday was a real eye-opener. We've got to do better. So tonight, we're not going to shovel food in our mouths while we stare at the TV. We're going to eat at the cafeteria table like a normal family, now, run along 
[At the cafeteria]
Natalie Tute: Happy now?
Bob Tute: Good. Commence shoveling
[The rest of the tutes are not taking the attempt to get them to eat like a normal family seriously and continue eating like cavemen.]
Susie Tute: No. We're going to say grace first
Peter Tute: Okay. Rub-a-dub-dub, thanks for the grub
Susie Tute: No, no, no! Lord. Now, can the chatter, and bow your heads. Dear Lord, thank you for this microwave bounty, even though we don't deserve it. I mean, my students are musically performers, but they sing and play instruments. Did you see them at the picnic? Oh, of course you did. You're everywhere. You're "omnivorous". O Lord, why did you smite me with this family?
All: Amen!
Pedro Tute: Let's eat
Susie Tute: No, I'm not done yet!
Bob, Susie, Peter, Natalie, J.J., and Pedro: Sometimes, Things don’t work out quite as you planned them.
Sometimes, Things can come apart at the seams.
So when you find you need someone,
A shoulder you can lean upon,
You won’t have to look so very far…
’Cause you’ve got a friend,
A friend in me. 
(A friend in me).
And forever your friend
I will be.
(Yes, I will be).
Some day, All of this will be just a memory.
Someday, We’ll look back upon it and smile.
’Cause what we saw through younger eyes,
The very best days of our lives,
We lived through them together, side by side…
’Cause you’ve got a friend,
A friend in me. 
(A friend in me).
And forever your friend
I will be.
(Yes, I will be).
And though our chosen paths may lead 
In opposite directions,
We take our first steps from the same place,
You and I.
And should you stumble or take a tumble,
Or lose your place in the sun,
You’ll not walk long beneath a cloudy sky…
’Cause you’ve got a friend,
A friend in me. 
(A friend in me).
And forever your friend
I will be.
(Yes, I will be).
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