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Franklin Gets In Dead Meat

Duration:
5m
Broadcast on:
09 Mar 2024
Audio Format:
aac

Good morning class and today is behavioral color card day. Before I begin, I will be instructing you own tell you how it works. Each of color card are seal inside the envelope. When I call your name, please come and pick up and then open your envelope to see what color of your car you get. I will be explaining what the color means. So let's begin the behavioral color card event now. Raccoon, please come and open up your envelope. Woohoo, I got the purple card. Excellent. Well done, Raccoon. That means you get the whole month off from school. Go home now. See you next month. My parents are going to be so proud of me. Thatcher, please come up and open your envelope. Yeah, I got the pink card. I must be a good student. Very good, Thatcher. That means you get three weeks off from school. Go home right now. See you within three weeks later. Yeah, three weeks of no school. I'm now on vacation squirrel. Please come to open up your envelope. Yes, I got the blue card. That's cool. Good job squirrel. That means you get to we've soft from school. Go home now. See you later in two weeks. Woohoo, I'm now on vacation for two whole weeks. Please come and open your envelope. Hooray. I got the green card. So that means that I'm good. Good for you. That means you get one week off from school. Go home now. See you next week. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Please come to open up your envelope. Oh, it's just a white card. I wonder if it's good or bad. Neither it's good or bad, but don't worry. Nothing bad will happen to you. You just need to refrain from running in the classroom and in Halloween. Oh, okay. Thanks, Mr. Al. I will try not to run in classrooms or in hallways anymore. I appreciate that. See you tomorrow. Beaver, please come up here to open up your envelope. I got the green card. That means I'm in trouble. Well, you're in a little bit of trouble. You were sometimes being bossy and rude to your classmates. That's why you got the great card. Please see me after class. Yes, Mr. Real. Skunk, please come up here to open up your envelope. What? I got the yellow card? What did I do to deserve that? You've sometimes made the whole classroom to smell. Maybe you need to take showers more often. That's why you got the yellow card. That means you get lunch detention. Oh, man. Well, the stinks. Fox, please come on up here to open your envelope. An orange card? What the heck, man? That's right, Fox. You've deserved an orange card because you almost caused a bus accident by distracting the bus driver. As a result, you are suspended for one day. See you tomorrow. My parents are going to kill me when they see me with my orange card. Bear, please come here to open up your envelope. Oh, no. I got the red card. That probably means I'm in so much trouble. That's because you called Franklin's median. You were being rude and disrespectful to your classmates. You're also bullying them. You are suspended for one week. I wish I shouldn't have done that. Franklin, please come up here to open your envelope. Uh-oh. I got the black card. And this is not good. Not good at all. You are absolutely right, Franklin. You deserve the black card because you are the worst student I've ever had. You have done enough damage. You are expelled. Can I please have another chance, Mr. Rao? I promise I will change for the better. The answer is still no. It's far too late. You cannot change. You are in dead meat. No more chances for you. So get out of my side now. But I don't want to get in dead meat or be expelled. My parents will ground me when they find out. Waaaaaaah. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Ooooh. Franklin. You got the black card and got in dead meat and got expelled. That's it, Franklin. You are grounded for 1,500 days. Not only you are the worst student. You are also the worst son we've ever had. Get to your room now. You have a lot of thinking to do, Mr. [MUSIC]