input: TEXT: Degrassi Community School (Toby and JT are heading in.) Toby: 28 hours, 14 minutes, 7 seconds. 28 hours, 14 minutes... JT: Would you stop with the countdown please? Toby: Sure, you've got Parents' Day in the bag. JT: What? Ok, you Einstein. Me, brain-dead. Toby: I mean, your parents aren't homesuidal maniacs. JT: I thought Kate and Jeff were getting along great. Toby: I'm not talking about Kate. JT: Whoa. Your mom's coming tomorrow? Oh, man. I should sell tickets. Remember that time at camp when they both came to pick you up? Toby: Don't remind me. JT: Can't you just ask your mom not to come? Toby: Sure, if I want to start a nuclear custody war. JT: Maybe they won't start screaming this time. Toby: Yeah. Maybe Mr. Armstrong will your parents about the "D" on your last math test. JT: How much time do we have left? Toby: 28 hours, 13 minutes, and 17 seconds. 28 hours, 13 minutes, and 16 seconds. 28 hours, 13 minutes, and 15 seconds. Hall Toby: The way it works now is perfect. Every other weekend with my mom, the rest of the time with my dad. And as long as they don't have to talk to each other, everything's fine. JT: Sorry, man. I didn't know it was that serious. Toby: Yeah, well, it is that serious. JT: Hey, we could contaminate the water foundations with E coli, that way they'd have to shut down the school, right? Toby: There probably is E coli in the foundations. Mr. S: (as he's taking a drink) Actually, we test our water on a daily basis, boys. It's fine. (Bell rings.) Mr. Simpson's homeroom Mr. S: Ok guys, quiet down. (JT and Toby come in behind him) We don't have Ashley today, but we do have this week's News About Kids broadcast. Emma:
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output: <extra_id_0> With Parents' Day fast approaching, Toby tries to convince his divorced parents that the event is canceled in order to avoid an ugly, public spat between them. Meanwhile, Ashley and Paige vie for the attention of Toby's mom, who happens to be a casting agent. Emma is annoyed by the NAK (News About Kids) morning-announcements program, believing it to be biased. She then writes an opinionated paper about NAK, and gets into an argument with Sean and his brother about it.<extra_id_1>