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Let's dive into the wild world of "Drive Me Crazy," the movie that took Todd Strasser's book and said, "Nah, we're just gonna keep the character names." Buckle up, because this ride is about to get bumpy.

First off, let's address the elephant in the room. When we asked our AI overlord for some juicy insider info, it straight up lied to us. Apparently, even machines can't resist the urge to gossip.

Now, let's talk fashion. Nicole's rocking a red halter top that's a little on the scandalous side. But hey, it's Time Zone High (seriously, who named this school?), where anything goes. Including orange dye in the sprinkler system. School spirit, am I right?

Speaking of school spirit, you gotta get those new kicks for the big game tonight. And where better to shop than the Gap? Just don't get lost in the sea of khakis and button-downs.

But if you're looking for something a little more edgy, head over to the communist activist coffee bar. You can sip on some fair-trade java while listening to terrible spoken word about animal testing. It's a vibe.

Of course, no teen movie is complete without a little romance. Like falling in love with a cheerleader you accidentally body-slammed. Or getting caught by your dad while you're totally not stoned. Just make sure you've got an inflatable sofa for all that "brief teen partying."

And if you're feeling really wild, why not drop a portable phone on a cat? Or throw "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" out of a hot-air balloon? It's all part of the "Drive Me Crazy" experience.

But the real star of the show? The Electrocutes (aka The Donnas). Everyone loves them, and for good reason. They're the soundtrack to all your teenage dreams.

As the movie reaches its climax, things get even more ridiculous. Alicia's out here stealing everyone's man, Ray's making an "edgy" video that's really just people having fun, and Chase and Dulcie break up by exchanging a single glance.

But don't worry, it all works out in the end. The senior class gift is revealed to be a giant glowing orb (because why not?), and everyone learns a valuable lesson about being true to themselves. Or something.

So, if you're ready for a wild ride through the ups and downs of teenage life, come along with us as we dissect "Drive Me Crazy." Just don't forget to stop by Meteor Burger on the way. Because in this movie, the burgers are always meatier.

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