Principal Skinner stands at the left of a classroom with desks labeled France, Libya, Poland, Mexico, Trinidad and Japan

What happens

Principal Skinner, in a suit with his hands clasped behind his back, stands at the left of a classroom with desks labeled France, Libya, Poland, Mexico, Trinidad and Japan. A boy in a white headdress and sheet costume reads from a paper at the Libya desk while a girl in a striped shirt and beret sits at the France desk and a kid in a red hat and glasses sits at Poland. The Libya boy then puts on dark sunglasses, and the scene shifts to the Mexico desk, where a curly-haired kid in a sombrero and red jacket sits beside a kid in a green headscarf at Trinidad. A kid in a blue robe with a topknot and a sword on his back, seated at the Japan desk, pokes chopsticks at the Mexico kid's nose, which makes him wince, open his mouth wide and grip his desk.

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