from her home in wilmington we have regina reynolds. how are you? to your prom day? >> certainly. he's right here. his name is ti. he brought me flowers. >> jimmy: do you your parents know you are alone in the house? >> they are sitting off to the side here. >> jimmy: they are chaperoning the event. i have to say the thing i found most remarkable is i didn't realize that students still use calculators. >> at our school we are really dependent on our calculators to the point that we call people calcaholics. if you leave it at home you need it for every class. you out of luck. >> jimmy: this is a much smarter school than the one i went to. was the calculator the only inanimate object you asked to the prom? >> he was the first one. >> jimmy: how did you happen upon this idea? >> basically i was joking around with my friends and i said if no one asks me to prom i'm taking my call collator and the day started approaching and nobody was asking me. so they forced my hand, really. and i -- i wasn't really sure if i would follow through with it and my friend

this is regina reynolds with her date which is a calculator in a tuxedo. close with her calculator. it's a texas instruments 84 plus silver edition. they call it the quarterback of calculators. she did very well for herself. here now live very skype from her home in wilmington we have regina reynolds. hello, regina. how are you? first of all would you like to introduce us to your prom date? >> certainly. he's right here. his name is ti. he brought me flowers. >> jimmy: do you your parents know that you're alone together in the house? >> actually, they're sitting off to the side right here. >> jimmy: okay, they're chaperoning the event. i have to say the thing i found most remarkable is i didn't realize that students still use calculators. >>al our school, we are really dependent on our calculators to the point that we call people calcaholics. when they're really, really obsessed with the calculator. when you leave your calculator at home, you need it for pretty much every class so you're out of luck. >> jimmy: this is a much smarter school than the one i w