Five high school students, all from different stereotypes (brainiac, athlete, basket case, princess, and criminal) report to detention on a Saturday. The narrator indicates that these stereotypes don't truly reflect who the students are and are merely "convenient definitions" of them.

Dijonay is faced with the stereotype of studying and maintaining good grades while swaping places with an Asian friend.

Peter seeks out the drycleaner run by a Chinese man so that he can pick up his drycleaning. The man is portrayed as straightforward, cheap, and not customer-oriented, especially when Peter finds that his shirt has not been returned to him. They settle the conflict through a non-traditional "fight."

Nick recalls a childhood memory. He wanted to join the Junior Rangers, but the other kids bully him for being a predator.

Jess tries out for the girls' soccer team after being stereotyped for being an Indian player.