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>--Mad as used by the teacher in the dialogue does not mean a lot; it means very or way.
You mean way tired? Is that not just as strange as mad tired ? - way used in the meaning of very? I know this from the expression "You're way out of line". ( have been often enough I'm sad to admit )
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