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and I think it really
reflected poorly on all ofus.

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Jim: Now Tracy Flick
was poised to win

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the presidency
ofthe student body.

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And so far,
she was running unopposed.

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Determined by a culture
at a certain time in history.

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Jim: Oh, there's
one more thing about Tracy

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I think you should know.
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Her pussy gets so wet
you can't believe it.

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[Softly]
Don't tell me that.

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Don't tell me that.
I don't want to know that.

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Jim: A few months
before the election,

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she'd gotten herself
in a little trouble

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with my best friend
Dave Novotny.

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Foxy
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Jim: Dave came to Carver
the year after I did,

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and we hit it off right away.
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Dave was one of those guys
who taught

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because they never wanted
to leave high school

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in the first place.
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But basically, he was a good guy.
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Our wives became best friends, too.
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And when Dave and Linda's
son Darryl was born,

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they asked us to be
his godparents.

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Tracy: You probably think the worst,
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that Mr. Novotny was
taking horrible advantage

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of one of his students.
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But it wasn't like that at all.
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Our relationship was
based on mutual respect

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and admiration.
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I mean, during my
sophomore year in geometry,

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it was strictly
professional between us.

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I mean, nothing.
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It wasn't until junior year
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when we worked together
on the year book

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that things got kind of serious.
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One night he took
us editors out to celebrate

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after a deadline.
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Eventually, Dave and I
were left alone,

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and we got to talking.
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Not like teacher and student,
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but like 2 adults.
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You know, Tracy,
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I notice that
you don't seem to have

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any close friends at Carver.
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You seem to be kind of a loner.
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No, I'm not.
I'm just real busy.

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Oh, no. I know, I know
it's not by choice.

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I just mean that, that, well...
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being the kind of person you are,
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it must be really difficult foryou
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to find somebody
you could talk to.

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What do you mean?
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What kind of person am l?

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