(ESTABLISHING SHOT: Middleton High School. A bell rings)
(Cut to the interior, the hallway. Students scurry around, trying to get to their lockers. KIM and RON walk down the hall to KIM'S locker)
RON: Boo-ya! Friday, baby, the most sacred day of the week.
(RUFUS pops out of his pocket)
RUFUS: Mmmm, Friday!
KIM: What about Saturday?
RON: Saturday's cool, don't get me wrong! No, Saturday is perfect- but it doesn't have the electricity of Friday. It doesn't have the energy.
KIM: The energy?
RON: You know... that anticipation while you're in school, since you know it's the last day and it's only a matter of time before that last bell rings.
KIM: I see. So, what, Saturday's more laid-back?
RON: Let me break down the "weekend three" for you: first, there's Friday, day on anticipation, day of excitement. You have to sit through school, but all that energy builds up during the day and you have a heck of a time when the last bell rings. Fridays are always very exciting like that. Sunday is the wind-down day; you sit back, relax and face the grim reality that tomorrow you have to face another school day. Now Saturday, Saturday is a day to do whatever you want, full of promise and opportunity. You have the entire day to do whatever you want. (Beat) Well, actually, I've gotta go to Temple on Saturday, but still.
KIM: You know if you put as much effort into your homework as you did your weekend analysis you'd probably be pulling A's.
RON: snort Like I'm gonna do that. Want to grab a bite at Bueno Nacho?
KIM: Sure.
(They walk off)
(Cut to the interior, the hallway. Students scurry around, trying to get to their lockers. KIM and RON walk down the hall to KIM'S locker)
RON: Boo-ya! Friday, baby, the most sacred day of the week.
(RUFUS pops out of his pocket)
RUFUS: Mmmm, Friday!
KIM: What about Saturday?
RON: Saturday's cool, don't get me wrong! No, Saturday is perfect- but it doesn't have the electricity of Friday. It doesn't have the energy.
KIM: The energy?
RON: You know... that anticipation while you're in school, since you know it's the last day and it's only a matter of time before that last bell rings.
KIM: I see. So, what, Saturday's more laid-back?
RON: Let me break down the "weekend three" for you: first, there's Friday, day on anticipation, day of excitement. You have to sit through school, but all that energy builds up during the day and you have a heck of a time when the last bell rings. Fridays are always very exciting like that. Sunday is the wind-down day; you sit back, relax and face the grim reality that tomorrow you have to face another school day. Now Saturday, Saturday is a day to do whatever you want, full of promise and opportunity. You have the entire day to do whatever you want. (Beat) Well, actually, I've gotta go to Temple on Saturday, but still.
KIM: You know if you put as much effort into your homework as you did your weekend analysis you'd probably be pulling A's.
RON: snort Like I'm gonna do that. Want to grab a bite at Bueno Nacho?
KIM: Sure.
(They walk off)