:21:02
I personally think you have
a very bright future ahead of you.
:21:05
- I'm not talking about sports.
- What do you mean?
:21:11
You're a natural leader. You're
one of our most popular students.
:21:15
And you don't crack under pressure,
as we all saw in the Westside game.
:21:22
All the kids look up to you.
What does that spell?
:21:31
Student council president.
:21:36
Who me? No ... I don't
know anything about that stuff.
:21:43
- That's Tracy Flick's thing.
- She's a real go-getter.
:21:48
- And she's super nice.
- Yeah.
:21:52
But one person assured of victory
undermines democracy.
:21:57
That would be
more like a dictatorship.
:22:02
- What's your favourite fruit?
- Pears.
:22:06
- Good, let's say ...
- Wait!
:22:11
- Apples.
- Apples. Fine.
:22:15
Let's say all you ever knew
were apples.
:22:21
You might think apples were good,
even if some were rotten.
:22:26
But one day, there's an orange.
Now you can make a decision.
:22:31
Do you want an apple or an orange?
That's democracy.
:22:36
- I also like bananas.
- Exactly. Good.
:22:41
What do you say?.
Give a little something back.
:22:45
- How's that?
- Just a little higher.
:22:51
Eric, you can't put tape
on the "outside" of the poster!
:22:57
You'd better take
the whole thing down and redo it.