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We are The Certifieds,
the cream of the crop.
I'd like you to meet your newest classmate.
Hi!
I'm Diana.
It's only the first day and yet she feels so at home.
Let's just make sure she doesn't last long in the star section.
I'm very sorry to say but one of you will need to give up their slot.
Sir, I told you I have suggestions.
It's you, Fifi.
It's me?
Let me go!
Open this! Sir Dax!
Dia—
Diana!
You think I'm scared?
My life is already miserable.
I say,
bring it on.
Let's eat.
Let's eat, dear. You'll need it.
Oh, wait.
Let's pray.
Lord God, thank you so much for today.
Thank you for these delicious food.
Thank you for my daughter, Lord God.
Please guide her,
especially in her new environment, oh Lord.
She—
Diana, are you okay?
- What's wrong? - Yes, Ma.
I'm fine. I'm okay.
- Are you sick? - I'm running late, Ma.
I'm gonna go.
Maybe you should just rest?
I'll see you later.
See you! Thank you. Bye!
Okay. Bye!
Bye, love you!
Sugar high.
We all need it.
With life as bitter as it is, sweetness is what we need.
When stressed,
people crave for the sweetness of sugar.
That's because sugary food
can weaken the body's ability to respond to stress.
Sugar can help you feel less frazzled
by suppressing the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis in your brain,
which controls your response and blah blah blah blah.
Anyway.
Sugar high.
Son,
are you okay?
Yes, Pops...
Huh?
We have practice later
so I'm carbo loading.
Huh?
We have practice later, Pops,
so I'm carbo loading.
Are you sure Nicole is going to pick you up?
It's almost seven.
But some say,
what comes up
must come down.
There's sugar high.
But there's also sugar crash.
Of course, Pops.
We're friends through thick and thin.
She's gonna pick me up.
We're The Certifieds.
Good morning, Rafael.
Is Chief there?
At the back, boss.
Okay, thanks.
Bitch.
What the fuck, Nicole?!
Hey!
It's you.
What a way to ruin my day.
You won't last long.
You don't belong here!
Hey!
Hey!
Fifi. You're too loud.
That's true.
You, girls.
I was waiting for so long.
Sorry, girl.
We had to come to school earlier.
We forgot to tell you.
There was a student government meeting.
Meeting?
Next time, make sure to tell me, okay?
No cellphones?
It's tiring to wait too, you know.
Come on.
Let's meet up later. We still have classes. Bye!
Fifi.
What are you doing here?
Waiting for the principal. How about you?
Actually, we have a meeting.
Meeting?
Okay.
Since you're already here, might as well start.
Take your seat. Please.
What is this for?
I know what you're doing.
Fifi, we've already decided.
Sir Dax,
wait. Hear me out. Please take your seat.
I'm begging you. Sit, please.
Good.
Good morning, Ma'am Jemma.
Good morning, Sir Dax.
I am Rafael D. Dimaano
Seventeen years old.
Better known as Fifi.
My middle initial is
D.
As in determined.
I was from the star section
but transferred to the lower section
because of a transferee from Manila.
I told you it's not because Diana is from Manila.
Sir Dax!
Stop!
This is my report.
We're not yet open for discussions,
okay?
I'm here in front of you
to fight for my rights.
My right to go back to the star section.
I am an athlete.
Not just an athlete
but a
star athlete.
I have brought home a lot of trophies
and medals for this school.
Eight golds.
Seven silvers.
Three bronzes.
In total of 21 medals.
Twenty-one?
Fifi, it's...
Your math is wrong.
Wrong?
How so?
Why?
Eight,
plus seven.
Fifteen.
Plus three... One, two, three.
Sir,
I'm gay.
I'm not good at Math.
But you get the point, right?
Dear...
Fifi!
Come again?
Fifi! My name is Fifi!
Yes, of course.
Fifi.
I want to explain
that the clustering for the star section in our school
is based on academic performance
or average.
Not athletic performance.
Pacaque Rural High School
is an academic institution.
Not a sports facility.
We can't just admit you because you got
the lowest average.
Sir Dax,
I'm sorry.
But I told you, this is my report. We can discuss later. Listen to me first.
Did you know? In a company with diverse employees like
LGBT,
woman,
and people of color,
productivity increases by 90 percent.
Fifi, we're not a company.
But Sir Dax,
the—
this is the demographics of the star section.
Out of 18 students,
eleven are guys,
all straight.
For now.
Then there are
seven—
seven girls.
None of them with color.
My addition will give color to the class.
Fifi,
nowadays,
it's not enough that you're gay.
Can we just give Fifi a chance?
It wouldn't hurt to add one student to the star section.
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