It's time for the second half of the comedy, and this time it's a bit of a fight between the two students. The first half is all about what the heck is going on between the student and his teacher. The second half is about what's going on with the student. He's complaining about his poor eyesight, and the teacher is all, "Gee, you're a big bully. You're the one who's making fun of all the other students' efforts and passion" . The teacher tries to calm him down by saying that he's just worried about the student's health and that he wants to know why the student decided to quit. The student says that he was tired of being the "star player" , and that it was annoying to watch people without talent try and make no progress. He also says that the teacher was super proud of him, and he'd been at this since he was a kid, so he just wanted to quit because he wasn't living up to the expectations of the teachers. He says that if the teacher apologizes when he knows that the student is in the wrong, he'll be the type to do so when he realizes that he isn't in the right. This is the first time in his life that he feels like he can't live his life the way he wants it to be. He wants to quit, he says, because he doesn't like being an athlete anymore. He adds that he didn't even know he was an athlete, but that he knew he was growing, and now that he is, he wants the opportunity to be a part of the revolution. He asks the teacher to tell him how to live, but the teacher says that's impossible, because a reap