The Geezer Bus and a New Model for Education

Young Sheldon 4×13

Dr. Sturgis: So, there's no one who can lend you a car?
Connie: There is the church shuttle, but that just feels like it's the end of the line.
Dr. Sturgis: Oh, I wouldn't say that. There's all sorts of depressing steps before the end. You've got full-time nursing care.
Connie: Bye, John.
Dr. Sturgis: Assisted living.
Connie: Bye, John.
Dr. Sturgis: Hospice.
Connie: Bye, John.
Dr. Sturgis: Life support.
Connie: Bye, John!
Dr. Sturgis: Pulling the plug.
Connie: Bye, John.
Dr. Sturgis: Then... you make a miraculous recovery!
Connie: Great!
Dr. Sturgis: But... the hospital bills leave you destitute!
Connie: Bye.
Dr. Sturgis: Bye.

Sheldon: So, how shall we handle today's class?
Dr. Linkletter: Well, I'm sure you can get notes from another student.
Sheldon: Or you could give the lecture to me right now.
Dr. Linkletter: That's preposterous.
Sheldon: Why? We could be creating a new model of education where students could learn remotely. It could be the wave of the future...

Dr. Linkletter: If you turn to page 78 in the textbook, I'll begin today's lecture.
Sheldon: We should come up with some kind of video system so you can see when I raise my hand.
Dr. Linkletter: Why don't you just tell me?
Sheldon: Let's try it. Hand-raise.
Dr. Linkletter: Yes, Sheldon.
Sheldon: That worked great!

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