The scene starts off with Max eating his pancakes and eggs wearing a formal high school uniform, black pants and the shoes his mom bought him — from an off brand black market. As his walks in from the living room into the kitchen, his eyes widen at Max's appearance. The audience laughs at George's reaction as Max turns his head in his father's direction.

Max: "You saw the uniform too, huh?"

George: "Oh believe me, this is my first time looking at it from a distance."

Max only keeps a blank emotionless face at his dad's response, the audience starts howling in laughter.

Max: "I didn't want to wear it in the first place! The school shipped this to me two weeks before the first day. My thoughts on it now are the same as when I first saw it. It makes me look like a corporate employee."

George walks towards his son as he continues eating his breakfast not impressed with the school's dress code.

George: "But Max, wearing a uniform builds character. And as much as you look like a man who's had five kids, a nagging wife and three unresolved divorces, it'll grow on you over time."

The audience laughs at the snarky comparison George made about his son. Max is still not impressed.

Max: "Well, it sure grew on mom."

Before George could answer, Angie walked down with a grey camera in her hands looking happy for her son.

Angie: "I can't believe it. My son is going to high school!"

Angie happily hugs her son tightly in. The uniform forms temporary wrinkles while Max is getting squeezed like a juice box.

Max: "Mom stop, it's too tight!"

The audience laughs as Angie realizes this and stops hugging him as she tries to brush away the wrinkles from his uniform. Benny walks by to grab a drink and looks at Max.

Benny: "So, the kid's finally going to start paying the rent around here? I never thought I'd see the day."

The audience laughs.