Farkle looked at his clipboard, then at Riley. For the first time in his life, the math didn't add up, but the logic was perfect. He dropped his pen. "I’d like to propose a merger," he announced.
In the bustling, high-ceilinged world of John Quincy Adams Middle School, the air in Cory Matthews’ history class usually smelled of old textbooks and teenage rebellion. But today, it smelled like opportunity—or, if you asked Maya Hart, it smelled like a scam. [S1E10] Girl Meets Crazy Hat
As the bell rang, the "Crazy Hats" remained on the desks—bright, loud, and ridiculous. But as Riley and Maya walked out, they weren't thinking about the grade. They were thinking about Evelyn, and the realization that in a world obsessed with the "bottom line," the most valuable thing you can give away is a little bit of your heart. Farkle looked at his clipboard, then at Riley
Across the room, Farkle Minkus was already vibrating with efficiency. He had a clipboard, a three-year fiscal projection, and a hat that looked suspiciously like a crown. Lucas, ever the loyal soldier, was trying to figure out how to market a Stetson to a class of New Yorkers. "I’d like to propose a merger," he announced