:23:00
Paul, what's your favorite fruit?
:23:02
Pears.
:23:05
Pears. Good. OK.
:23:07
Let's say--
:23:08
Oh, no, wait.
:23:10
Apples.
:23:11
Apples.
:23:13
Fine.
:23:14
Let's say all you
ever knew were apples.
:23:17
Apples, apples, more apples.
:23:20
You might think apples
were pretty good,
:23:22
even if you got a rotten
one once in a while.
:23:25
But then one day...
:23:27
there's an orange.
:23:28
And now you can
make a decision.
:23:30
Do you want an apple
:23:32
or do you want an orange?
:23:34
That's democracy.
:23:35
I also like bananas.
:23:37
[Class Bell Rings]
:23:39
Exactly. Good.
:23:41
So what do you say?
:23:42
Maybe it's time to give
a little something back.
:23:45
How's that?
:23:47
I think that's...
:23:48
No.Just a little higher.
A little higher.
:23:50
Is this OK?
:23:51
Eric, you can't put tape
on the outside of the poster.
:23:55
It goes on the back
ofthe poster.
:23:57
You better just take
the whole thing down
:23:59
and redo it.
:24:05
Aaah-a-a-aaaah
:24:16
Who put you up to this?
:24:17
Oh, hi, Tracy.
:24:18
Who put you up to this?
:24:20
What do you mean?
:24:21
You just woke up this morning
:24:22
and suddenly decided
to run for president?
:24:24
No. Um, no,
I just thought that, uh--
:24:28
Thought what?
:24:29
Well, I was talking to
Mr. McAllister about my leg
:24:33
and how I still want to do
something for the school and--
:24:35
So Mr. McAllister
asked you to run.
:24:37
Well, um, I talked to him
and everything,
:24:40
but he just said that he thought
:24:42
it would be a good idea
:24:43
and how there's all different
kinds of fruits and, uh...
:24:45
It's nothing against you, Tracy.
:24:48
I mean, you're the best.
:24:50
Uh, I just thought, uh...
:24:52
OK.
:24:53
You're on, Mr. Popular.
:24:57
Tracy: You might think it
upset me that Paul Metzler
:24:59
had decided to run against me,