- All right.
Huddle up, ladies.
- Why do you say, "ladies," like it's an insult?
(intense music)
- Vice Principal Tucker has some news about our tournament.
(sighs)
- The board didn't want to fund the tournament,
however, I told them how important
this team is to you kids and the school.
- Thanks for having our backs.
We'll play our hearts out.
- Oh, they still said no.
I'm so sorry, was I not clear?
- What do you mean?
It's the easiest tournament of the season.
We could actually win this one.
- Yeah, we're playing the Sardines.
They're actually worse than us.
- Well, it's a lot of money.
I know it's not a favorable outcome,
but it's not the end of the world.
As I've said before,
it's not about winning,
it's about our journey together.
- No.
That's ridiculous.
This is
bullcrap!
- That's okay, I wasn't that hungry anyway.
- With all due respect, Vice Principal Tucker,
this is a big load of overripe cheese.
These girls are building a legacy.
(intense music)
- You could raise funds for the tournament.
The Mathletes have chocolate that you could sell
that's just been gathering dust in their club room.
- Rochelle, Lisa, you guys do layups.
One of you set up the shot,
the other on rebound.
Kelsey, Jenna, you guys do alley-oops in the park.
Kelsey, you're the alley,
Jenna, the oops.
Tess, Marcy, you guy need to--
- Selling candy, got it.
- I'll take these boxes and go door to door.
- Great, Marcy.
Wow, Marcy.
Everybody else, get out there and make me proud.
Sell that ridiculously overpriced chocolate, okay?
Everybody else, bring it in.
Break on three, come on.
One, two, three, break.
- Hi, we're raising money for our--
- Nope.
- Hi, we're raising money for our team.
- There you are.
I don't want that.
- But you paid to eat it.
You can have it then.
- We're raising money for our team.
- Oh, I want to,
I really do but I'm on a diet,
and I haven't had chocolate in so long.
Unless...
No that's too weird.
- What is it?
- Can I pay you to watch you eat it?
I can pay, I have money.
- Rochelle will totally do that.
I'm gonna post this on fitness Facebook groups.
I bet we'll sell a ton that way.
(slam)
- Another.
- It's so simple.
I just post it to my Instastory
and let everybody know about the fundraising.
We'll get so many people buying.
- Kelsey says you have 400 followers.
Is that a lot?
- Just take the picture.
Let me see.
I'm not smizing.
Take another one.
Make it look more natural,
I look best in natural lighting.
Also, how 'bout some direction?
- Seems like a waste for us to both be here.
I'm gonna hit the streets.
Chocolate, chocolate, you want some chocolate?
I got that chocolate right here.
You want the chocolate--
- Hi, hello, hi.
I'm selling candy bars for my basketball team.
- Oh, interesting, selling chocolate bars.
And for a relatable cause,
it makes you look sympathetic.
$5?
Damn, what do you y'all need, a whole new gym?
- Actually, it's to save me from losing
the greatest friendships I've ever had in my life.
- Oh, that's a good line.
I wonder where I could find me some chocolate bars.
Right
here?
- Step right up, no need to ruin your diet.
Let the chocolate girl eat your chocolate.
Only $5.
Come on, eat it.
- I can't eat another.
(retching)
You barfed on the money.
- No, no, it's still good.
- You know, my girls sold magazines
so I have been there.
You know what, I'll buy five.
- If you wanna buy candy, buy from me.
I'm selling 'em for three bucks a pop.
I'm raising money for the orphans.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Please help save me from losing
the greatest friendships I've ever had in my life.
- Dark, milk, 2% cacao.
Hey, you said you were good for that.
- Yeah. - You owe me money.
Gimme my money!
- So
we raised zero dollars.
Hey guys, guess what?
I raised almost a thousand.
You're welcome.
(gasping)
- You raised almost a thousand dollars?
No, likes.
- I'm sorry, girls.
Everyone tried their best,
except for Tess.
This is the end.
- Can someone help me with this?
- Marcy, we're having a moment.
- But I need help carrying all this money I raised.
- You got all that going door to door?
- From my mom's door,
from my aunt's door,
from my grandma's door.
- Oh my God.
This is enough to play in the tournament.
(cheering)
And enough for a new mattress for a very hard-working coach.
(inspiring music)