Manage Your Money (transcript)

"Manage Your Money" is the twenty-eighth episode of the series "My Continued School Life".
== Description ==
The class gets a homework assignment from Ms. Sherrit, saying that they should try to learn how to manage their money, which means not spending as much and staying on a budget. But during the weekend, Maraya ends up spending all her money while being out in the city with Ms. Carolyn and has to find ways to earn the money back before it's too late.
== Transcript ==
(The episode starts by taking place outside of the classroom and then zooms into the door when they are having a class session)
Ms. Sherrit: Okay, class. For your homework assignment this weekend, I want you all to learn how to manage your money.
Students: Ooh!
Erin: What does it mean to "manage your money"?
Ms. Sherrit: When you manage your money, it means that you're trying to spend less money while staying on a budget.
Erin (not seen): Oh.
Ms. Sherrit: Class, I will give you each $100.00 and what you're going to do with it is to save as much as you can while staying on a budget.
(She gives everyone $100.00 each)
(Bell ringing)
Ms. Sherrit: Class is dismissed, students. Have a good weekend and remember to manage your money.
(Chairs pushing on floor)
(The scene changes to where Maraya is getting on the bus a few hours later)
Maraya: Hey, Ms. Carolyn.
Ms. Carolyn: Hey, Maraya.
Maraya: Guess what? For my homework assignment this weekend, I have to learn how to manage my money, which means that I have to try to spend less money while staying on a budget.
Ms. Carolyn: Oh, cool.
Maraya: Ms. Sherrit gave us each $100.00 to spend on for our homework assignment.
Ms. Carolyn: If you really want to have fun while doing your assignment, then we should go out to the city.
Maraya: Yeah!
Ms. Carolyn: Let's go there tomorrow and try to spend some money.
Maraya: Okay.
(The scene changes again to where they are in the city the next day)
Ms. Carolyn: What should we do first? Go shopping? Get our nails done?
(Maraya taps her on her shoulder)
Maraya: Ms. Carolyn, I'm hungry.
(Ms. Carolyn looks at her watch for the time)
Ms. Carolyn (not seen): Well, it's lunchtime. (she is seen again) Okay, Maraya, let's go get some lunch.
(They continue walking to get some lunch. The scene changes once again to where they are at the Mexican restaurant)
Ms. Carolyn: Our lunch costs $20.00, Maraya, plus with tax and a tip. We'll have to use one on your $20 bills for the tip.
Maraya: But I don't want to spend $40.00 on lunch. I'm trying to manage my money here.
Ms. Carolyn: Oh, I see. (gets out a dollar bill and a few cents) Here's a dollar and 50 cents. Put it on the table so the waiter can see that we've given him a tip.
(Maraya puts her money on the table)
Ms. Carolyn: Great! Now, let's go.
(Maraya follows Ms. Carolyn out of the restaurant. It changes to where they continue walking)
Ms. Carolyn: That was a pretty good lunch. Now we should think about what we want to do next. Hmm... (stops walking) What should we do next?
(Maraya taps Ms. Carolyn on the shoulder again)
Maraya: I'm thirsty, Ms. Carolyn.
Ms. Carolyn: Okay, but get a small drink. I don't want you to stop to go to the bathroom often.
Maraya: Okay.
(She walks away from Ms. Carolyn to go into a place to get a drink)
Woman: Hello, what can I get for you today?
Maraya: Hello. I'd like a small soda, please.
Woman: Okay, but since you're the 50th customer to come into this place today, would you like to make it a large soda?
Maraya: Yes, please!
Woman: All right, that'll be $4.50, please.
(She gives the woman a $20 bill)
Woman (not seen): Thank you. Your change is $15.50 and here's your large soda.
Maraya: Thank you!
Woman (not seen): You're welcome. Have a great day!
Maraya: You, too.
(She starts to walk out of the place. Setting changes back to where Ms. Carolyn is waiting for her outside)
(Door opens and closes)
Ms. Carolyn: That is not a small drink.
Maraya: I know, but since I was the 50th customer to come in this place, the woman gave me a large one for free!
Ms. Carolyn: Oh, okay. Well, come on. Let's have some fun!
Maraya: Okay.
(While a montage starts, some music starts playing. Scene changes again and again to where Maraya spends more and more money until they are done)
Ms. Carolyn: That was fun, Maraya. What a great way to practice managing your money.
Maraya: I know, right? (gasps) Oh, no!
Ms. Carolyn: What's wrong, Maraya?
Maraya: I just realized that I spent all my money.
Ms. Carolyn: Oh, I thought your homework assignment was to spend as much money as you can.
Maraya: No, my assignment was supposed to be not spending so much money. (sighs) Ms. Sherrit is going to kill me if I told her that I spent it all.
Ms. Carolyn: No, she won't, Maraya. Trust me. Just tell her the truth and say that you mistakenly spent all your money.
Maraya: Okay, I'll try.
Ms. Carolyn: Good.
(The scene changes once again to where she is at school a few days later)
Ms. Sherrit: Okay, class, it's time for me to know how much money you've all spent over the weekend.
Others: Yay!
Akeerie: I spent no money this weekend.
Erin: Oh, me, too!
Novalee: Me, three!
Bianca: Me, four.
Ms. Sherrit: Well done, you four. You get a 100% on your assignment.
Nick: I only spent $20.00 on mine.
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): Good job, Nick. That's 80% for you.
James: Me, Jalen, and Jamarcus spent $40.00 this weekend.
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): Not bad, boys. 60% for you all.
Anna: Me, Emily, and Tori spent $60.00 this weekend.
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): Watch out, you three, cause all of you got a 40%.
Anna: Oh. We'll try harder next time, Ms. Sherrit.
Ashley: I went shopping and spent $80.00 this weekend.
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): Oh, Ashley, you need to learn how to manage your money better.
Ashley: Okay.
(The camera pans to Maraya)
Maraya (sighs): Uh, I'm afraid to say this, but I spent all my money this weekend. I'm sorry, Ms. Sherrit. I know you're going to get mad at me for this, so I'm ready.
Ms. Sherrit: I'm not mad at you, Maraya, but I wished you knew how to manage it better.
Maraya: (sighs)
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): But I'm going to give you a chance to at least get a $100.00 back.
Maraya: Wow, thanks, Ms. Sherrit!
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): By next week.
Maraya: Next week? But I'll never get a $100.00 back in a week.
Ms. Sherrit (not seen): Yes, you will, Maraya. Just think about ways how to get it back.
Maraya: Okay, then, I'll try.
(It changes to where she is at Ms. Carolyn's house after school)
Ms. Carolyn: So how should we get a $100.00 back for you?
Maraya: I don't know.
Ms. Carolyn: How about a yard sale?
Maraya: Nah, I'm not crazy about yard sales. How about a lemonade stand instead?
Ms. Carolyn: Okay.
(The scene changes again to where they are inside the house, getting ready to set up for their lemonade stand)
Maraya: What do you think of my sign, Ms. Carolyn?
Ms. Carolyn: It's very nice, but you need a price for it.
Maraya: Oh, how much should it cost, then?
Ms. Carolyn: How about if we can start with a nickel a glass? That way, if we have success with it, then we could raise the price up.
Maraya: Okay, great idea, Ms. Carolyn.
(She writes the price on the sign)
Maraya: 5 cents. All right, now let's set the stand up and sell some lemonade.
(Scene changes again to where they are outside with their lemonade stand)
Ms. Carolyn: The next thing to have in order to make this successful is customers, and lots of them, too.
(Scene zooms out for a second and then zooms back in)
Maraya: Uh, Ms. Carolyn? There aren't any customers at the moment.
Ms. Carolyn: That's because we hadn't called them yet. Here, you ring this bell and I'll yell.
Maraya: Okay.
(When they have walked out, they start calling them up for lemonade)
(Bell rings)
Ms. Carolyn: Lemonade! Get your ice-cold lemonade right here!
(Bell continues ringing)
Ms. Carolyn: It's cold, it's sweet, and you can only get it for only a nickel a glass.
(They continue walking out of the neighborhood until it changes once again to where they are back to where they were before)
Ms. Carolyn: I think that should work.
Maraya: Look, Ms. Carolyn, a customer!
(The first customer walks up)
Ms. Carolyn: Hello! Would you like to try some of our delicious, ice-cold lemonade?
Woman #2: Of course!
Ms. Carolyn: Okay, that'll be 5 cents, please.
(The woman gives her a nickel while Maraya is pouring her a cup)
Maraya: Here you go.
Woman #2: Thank you.
(She tries the lemonade)
Woman #2: It's delicious! Thank you so much!
Maraya: You're welcome.
(She walks away)
Ms. Carolyn: Have a great day!
(A man walks up next)
Ms. Carolyn: Hello, welcome to our lemonade stand. Would you like to try some of our lemonade for only a nickel?
Man: I sure would.
(The camera points at Maraya pouring a cup of lemonade)
Man: Thank you.
(He tries the lemonade next)
Man: It's very good. Thank you.
Ms. Carolyn: You're welcome. Have a great day!
(Car door shuts)
Mr. Danny: Well, what do we have here?
Maraya: It's a lemonade stand!
Ms. Carolyn: We're doing a lemonade stand to get money for Maraya's school assignment. Would you like some?
Mr. Danny: Yes, I would.
Ms. Carolyn: All right, that would be 5 cents, please.
Mr. Danny: Can't you give me some lemonade for free, Carolyn? I'm your husband, remember?
Ms. Carolyn (annoyed): Nickel, please.
Mr. Danny (sighs): Fine. Here you go.
Ms. Carolyn: Thank you, dear.
(Maraya pours a cup of lemonade for Mr. Danny)
Maraya: Here you go.
Mr. Danny (not seen): Thank you, Maraya.
(He is seen trying the lemonade)
Mr. Danny: Mmm, that's good. (walks away) I'll be inside the house if you two need me.
Ms. Carolyn: Okey-dokey, Mr. Danny.
(The scene changes to where they are counting the money)
Ms. Carolyn (not seen): 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50 cents? (she is seen again) Wow, we're making progress, Maraya. Let's make some more lemonade and then we'll start round 2.
Maraya: Okay.
(The scene changes again to where they are making more lemonade and then it changes once again to where they get back outside)
Ms. Carolyn: We're just in time because here come two more customers!
(A mother and child walk up to the stand)
Ms. Carolyn: Hello, welcome to our lemonade stand. Would you two like to try some lemonade today?
Woman #3: Yes, we would like to.
Ms. Carolyn: Okay, then that would be 10 cents: 5 cents for you and 5 for your child.
(She puts 10 cents in the aluminum change container)
Ms. Carolyn: Thank you very much. Maraya is pouring you your glasses.
Maraya: Here you go.
Woman #3 (not seen): Thank you.
(She and the child are seen drinking the lemonade)
Woman #3: This is delicious.
Child: Yeah.
Maraya: Well, that's because we used lots and lots of sugar!
(She knocks the whole pitcher of lemonade off the stand)
Maraya (not seen): Whoops...
Ms. Carolyn: Maraya, look what you've done!
Maraya: Sorry, Ms. Carolyn.
Ms. Carolyn: You've knocked off the whole pitcher!
(She slaps Maraya in the face)
Maraya: (crying)
Woman #3: Why did you do that?
Ms. Carolyn: Oh, she's just clumsy. I'm sure she didn't mean it. By the way, you two have a great day.
Woman #3: Thank you.
(The mother and child walk away)
Ms. Carolyn (sighs): Guess I should make some more.
(She walks back inside to make some more lemonade. It changes to where she is back in the kitchen, making more. Meanwhile, the setting changes to the inside of the bedroom)
Maraya: (sighs)
(Knocks on door)
Ms. Carolyn: Maraya? Are you okay?
Maraya: No.
Ms. Carolyn: I made some more lemonade for our stand. Do you want to go back out and sell more with me?
Maraya: No.
Ms. Carolyn: Okay, but if you are ready, then come back out.
Maraya: Okay.
(Door shuts)
Maraya: I don't think I'll ever be ready to come back out and sell more lemonade. (sighs)
(The scene changes again to where Maraya is still in the bedroom)
Ms. Carolyn (not seen): Maraya?
(The camera pans to the right where she is seen walking to her)
Ms. Carolyn: Guess what? We made $3.00 for our stand today, isn't that great?
Maraya: Yeah, I suppose, but I still need 97 more in order to have a 100 again.
Ms. Carolyn: Don't worry, Maraya. I'll come over to your house to help you again tomorrow.
Maraya: Yes! Please do.
Ms. Carolyn (chuckles): All right, I will.
(Scene changes once again to where Maraya is at her house the next day)
Maraya: Mom, are there any chores I can do to earn a $100.00? It's for my homework assignment.
Lisa: Well, you can unload the dishwasher for $5.00.
Maraya: $5.00? That's all the money you're going to give me?
Lisa: No, sweetie. There's more. You can vacuum the whole house for $10.00, clean the garage for $15.00, and clean your room for $20.00.
Maraya: So, all you're going to give me is $50.00 for doing all those chores?
Lisa (not seen): I'm afraid so.
Maraya: Oh, okay.
Lisa (not seen): I'll be outside if you need me.
Maraya: All right. (to herself) Well, I better get started on these chores. Ms. Carolyn's supposed to be coming soon.
(While she is doing the chores, some music plays until it changes to where she is done)
Lisa: Everything looks good, sweetie. Here's your money.
Maraya: Thanks. Now I need 47 more dollars and then I'll have a 100 again.
(Doorbell rings, door opens)
Maraya: Hey, Ms. Carolyn.
Ms. Carolyn: Hey, Maraya. Ready to work at our stand again?
Maraya: Sure am, Ms. Carolyn. Let's go!
(Door shuts)
Lisa: What stand?
(The setting changes to the outside of Maraya's house)
Ms. Carolyn: Okay, Maraya, ready to call some more customers?
Maraya: Yep.
Ms. Carolyn: Great! You can ring the bell like you did yesterday while I do my thing.
(Bell rings)
Ms. Carolyn: Lemonade! Get your ice-cold lemonade, right here!
(Bell continues ringing)
Ms. Carolyn (not seen): Lemonade!
Woman #4: Hello. Can I get a glass of lemonade, please?
Ms. Carolyn: Of course. That'll be 5 cents, please.
(The woman gives her a nickel)
Ms. Carolyn: Thank you.
(Maraya is seen pouring a cup of lemonade for the woman)
Woman #4: Thank you.
(She tries the lemonade that Maraya poured)
Woman #4: Aaah, yum. Thank you.
Maraya: You're welcome.
Ms. Carolyn: Have a great day!
(The scene zooms into them after she walks away. A montage of them working then plays until the scene changes again to where they are about done)
Ms. Carolyn: Look, Maraya, we made a lot more money selling this lemonade than yesterday.
Maraya: That's because my neighborhood's bigger than yours.
Ms. Carolyn: I don't think so, Maraya. I think it's because today is hotter than yesterday. Phew!
(Car door shuts)
Mr. Danny: Hello, ladies. I see that you're selling lemonade again.
Maraya: Yeah, we are, and how did you know we were selling it at my house?
Mr. Danny: Well, I didn't see you selling it at my house, so I assumed that you moved it to your house.
Maraya: We sure did. By the way, would you like some lemonade again?
Mr. Danny: Sure.
Ms. Carolyn: That will be one nickel, please.
Mr. Danny: Oh, Carolyn, not with the nickels again. (he gives one to her) Here you go, honey.
Ms. Carolyn: Thank you.
(Maraya is seen pouring a cup for Mr. Danny)
Maraya: Here you go.
Mr. Danny: Thank you.
(He starts drinking the lemonade again)
Mr. Danny: Ah, that hits the spot. You two ladies sure know how to make your lemonade.
Maraya: We sure do, don't we, Ms. Carolyn?
Ms. Carolyn: Mm-hmm.
Lisa: Hey, thought I heard you two out there.
Maraya: Oh, hey, mom.
Lisa: So you're working at a lemonade stand, huh?
Maraya: We sure are.
Ms. Carolyn: Would you like a glass, Mrs. Eidson?
Lisa: Well, if it's lemonade, then I would.
Ms. Carolyn: That would be 5 cents, please.
(Lisa gives Ms. Carolyn a nickel and then Maraya is seen pouring a glass)
Maraya: There you go, mom. Try it. 
(She tries the lemonade)
Lisa: This is good. You have sure made better lemonade than my own.
Maraya: Thanks! Me and Ms. Carolyn made it ourselves.
Lisa: Well, I love it. Thank you.
Maraya: You're welcome.
(After Lisa walks away, the camera pans to the right where Mr. Danny is)
Mr. Danny: Well, I better get going. I'll meet you later, Carolyn. Bye, Maraya.
Maraya: Bye, Mr. Danny!
Ms. Carolyn: See you later.
(Car door shuts, engine revs)
(The scene changes once again to where Ms. Carolyn is counting the money)
Ms. Carolyn: Wow! We made $5.00 today, Maraya.
Maraya: Hooray!
Ms. Carolyn: And because our lemonade stand has been a big success for the past few days, we should raise the price up. What do you think, Maraya?
Maraya: That's a great idea, Ms. Carolyn.
Ms. Carolyn: Great! Starting tomorrow, we're going to sell it for 10 cents instead of 5. Deal?
Maraya: Deal.
Ms. Carolyn: Wonderful! See you tomorrow!
Maraya: See you tomorrow, Ms. Carolyn!
(It changes to where Maraya is in her business class the next day)
(Knocks on door)
Ms. Carolyn: Hello, I'm here to get Maraya.
(The girl lets her into the classroom to get Maraya)
Ms. Carolyn: Maraya?
(Maraya turns around)
Ms. Carolyn: Are you ready to go?
Maraya: I sure am.
Ms. Carolyn: Great! Then let's go!
(They walk out of the classroom)
Ms. Carolyn: I got the lemonade stand on my bus outside. I just have to get it and then we're set.
Maraya: Okay.
(Scene changes again to where they are unloading the bus)
Ms. Carolyn (grunting): There. The stand is out. Now, can you get a pitcher of lemonade that I made earlier?
Maraya: Sure thing, Ms. Carolyn.
Ms. Carolyn: Good, because I made extra.
(Maraya gets on the bus to grab a pitcher of lemonade that Ms. Carolyn made. Then she gets off and comes to where she was located)
Ms. Carolyn: Oh, good. You got the lemonade. From here on this day, our lemonade is now a dime. Ring the bell, Maraya, so we can get some customers coming here.
Maraya: All right, Ms. Carolyn.
(Bell rings)
Ms. Carolyn: Lemonade! Get your lemonade here, only at our stand for only a dime!
Ms. Cheryl: Ooh, lemonade!
(She gets up from her seat to get off her bus and get some lemonade. Meanwhile, the setting changes back to the outside where lots of customers are waiting)
Ms. Cheryl: Wow, what a lot of customers!
(The setting changes again to the inside of the school where Ms. Martin peeks out)
Ms. Carolyn (not seen): Lemonade! Get your ice-cold lemonade right here!
Ms. Martin: Guys, someone's having a lemonade stand going on outside at the bus loading zone. Who would like some lemonade?
Autumn: Me, please!
(After Autumn responds, Riley does the sign for "please")
Ms. Martin: Okay, Riley and Autumn, I'll get you some lemonade.
(Setting changes to outside where Maraya and Ms. Carolyn are still selling lemonade)
Ms. Carolyn: Hello, Ms. Martin. Would you like some lemonade?
Ms. Martin: Yes, I would, Ms. Carolyn. And my classmates Riley and Autumn would like some as well.
Ms. Carolyn: Okay, then. That'll be 30 cents for all of you together.
(Ms. Martin gets out 30 cents and counts it before she gives it to her)
Ms. Martin: Here you go.
Ms. Carolyn: Thank you very much.
Ms. Martin: No problem. And oh, thank you for pouring our glasses, Maraya, but I would have to come back for my own.
(The setting changes back to the inside of the school)
Ms. Martin: Here you go, Riley and Autumn.
Autumn: Thank you, Ms. Martin.
(They both try the lemonade)
Autumn: This is so delicious! I wish you'd try it too, Ms. Martin.
Ms. Martin: I am going to try it, Autumn. It's just waiting outside on the stand.
(Setting changes back to the outside of the bus loading zone)
Ms. Martin: Thank you for keeping my glass for me, you two.
Maraya: No problem. 
Ms. Carolyn: Our lemonade stand has been such a great hit that we need to get more. Maraya, get another pitcher of lemonade, please.
(She runs to the bus to get another pitcher of lemonade. Then she comes back with it)
Ms. Carolyn: Thank you, Maraya.
Ms. Sherrit: Ah, I see that you're working at a lemonade stand, Maraya. What a great way to make some money. In fact, I'll like to have a glass right about now.
Maraya: Well, you're lucky, cause the lemonade we just made is fresh.
Ms. Sherrit: Sweet!
(After they collect her money and pour her a glass, she tries it)
Ms. Sherrit: Ah, that is good. Thank you, Maraya and Ms. Carolyn, for making the lemonade.
Maraya: No problem.
(Car door shuts)
Mr. Danny: Hey, ladies!
Maraya and Ms. Carolyn: Hi, Mr. Danny!
Mr. Danny: I see that you moved the lemonade stand again.
Maraya: We did.
Ms. Carolyn: We moved it because we wanted to make more money for Maraya's assignment.
Mr. Danny: I see. May I have a glass of lemonade, please?
Ms. Carolyn: Of course. That'll be 10 cents, please.
(He gives Ms. Carolyn a dime)
Mr. Danny: Thank you, Maraya.
(He tastes the lemonade again)
Mr. Danny: Ah, thank you so much, ladies.
Maraya: No problem.
Ms. Carolyn: Have a great day!
(Car door shuts, engine starts)
(The scene changes once again to where they are counting their money)
Ms. Carolyn: Wow, Maraya, we just made $20.00 today. That means we'll only 22 more dollars to get a 100 back.
Maraya: Yay!
Ms. Carolyn: But we'll need a quicker way to make $22.00 before it's too late. Look, we have 3 more days left!
(The bubble above Ms. Carolyn's head disappears)
Ms. Carolyn: Don't worry, I have another way you can make a lot of money.
(It changes to where they enter Ms. Carolyn's garage)
Ms. Carolyn: See, Maraya? The garage is messy. We have to clean it out.
Maraya: Are you sure you want us to clean your garage, Ms. Carolyn?
Ms. Carolyn: Yes. If we can sell lemonade, then we probably clean the garage, too.
Maraya: Okay. Let's do it, then.
(A montage of them cleaning the garage plays with music in the background. Scene changes again to where they are done)
Ms. Carolyn: There, it's done. Doesn't it look better now that it's clean, Maraya?
Maraya: Yeah.
Mr. Danny (not seen): Oh, my! Look at that garage.
Maraya: Oh, Mr. Danny. It's you.
Ms. Carolyn: Do you love your surprise, Danny?
Mr. Danny: Yes, I do. It's lovely. And Maraya, since you helped Carolyn clean out the garage, I got a surprise for you. (gets out money) Here you go.
Maraya: Wow!
(She counts out the money and then gasps)
Maraya (gasps): $22.00! Look, Ms. Carolyn!
(She hands her money to Ms. Carolyn so she can count it)
Ms. Carolyn: 20, 21, 22...(stops counting) Whoa, you did make $22.00, Maraya. That means that your assignment you will turn in will be on time.
Maraya: Yay! Thank you, Mr. Danny!
Mr. Danny: (chuckling)
(It changes once again to where it is the next day)
Maraya (as narrator): And so, that's the day when I learned how to manage my money.
Maraya: Here you go, Ms. Sherrit. This jar may be full of dollars and cents, but there's a 100 of them inside.
Ms. Sherrit: Thank you, Maraya. And I really liked it how you thought of the idea to sell lemonade at school. Maybe you can teach us how to do that from now on.
Maraya: No problem. (giggling)
Maraya (as narrator): Even though I can manage my own money now, sometimes I would still need a little help doing it from grown-ups. And also, Ms. Sherrit said that I did so great that we decided to start a lemonade stand at my school.
Maraya: Thank you for your purchase and have a great day. (looks at camera) And kids, remember to save every cent needed to have certain things. Goodbye!
(The scene fades out to a complete end)
== Characters ==
* Maraya 
* Novalee
* Ms. Carolyn
* Erin
* Ashley
* Jalen
* Jamarcus
* James
* Emily
* Anna
* Tori
* Nick
* Akeerie
* Bianca
* Ms. Sherrit
* Ms. Martin
* Autumn
* Riley (non-speaking)
* Mr. Danny
* Ms. Cheryl
* Lisa
* Woman #1
* Woman #2
* Woman #3
* Man
* Child
== Trivia ==
* These are the final appearances of Ms. Cheryl, Riley, and Autumn.
* Riley doesn't speak at all in this episode.
* All of Ms. Sherrit's students (except Maraya), Autumn, Ms. Martin, Ms. Cheryl, Women #1, 2, 3, and 4, an unnamed man, and an unnamed child didn't speak very much in this episode.
* This episode was rated PG-13 because Maraya talked to Ms. Carolyn about homicide when she was worried that Ms. Sherrit was going to be mad at her for spending all her money.
* This is the second-ever episode where Ms. Carolyn slaps Maraya in the face, with the first one being "Living with Ms. Carolyn Again".
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