:29:00
I went to night school,
got my certificate...
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got my masters,
and now here I am.
:29:05
And running for city council,
I hear.
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If the voters are wise.
:29:10
What's your background, Mr. Smith?
:29:13
Standard liberal arts education.
I was a government bureaucratic worker.
:29:16
Mostly in Health, Education
and Welfare department.
:29:20
Then, uh, I guess, like you,
I wanted to teach.
:29:25
You won those scars
in the halls of academe?
:29:28
No. Nuns, eighth grade.
:29:33
Well, you better get back to work.
:29:36
I really can't issue those files
to a temporary employee.
:29:40
- Sorry.
- No problem at all.
:29:42
Thanks for your time.
:29:45
Oh, I've got to ask.
:29:47
Doesrt it make you nervous
wearing a watch like that around here?
:29:50
This watch was a gift
from the Junior League.
:29:52
Anyone trying to take this watch
will have to take this arm.
:29:55
It's been known to happen.
They hack them off with chain saws now.
:29:59
Students in Wood Shop
made these for me.
:30:02
Every year at fin'st assembly,
I give a little demonstration.
:30:12
Power perceived...
:30:15
is power achieved.
:30:19
I'd remember that little truism,
Mr. Smith.
:30:23
It will assist you greatly
in your teaching.
:30:47
- Nice tie.
- We don't need any insurance.
:30:50
We might.
You haven't heard the gig yet.
:30:52
Tell us what it is.
:30:54
- It's something different.
- Who gives a shit?
:30:57
I just want to get back
in the action.