: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,
:25:00
but nothing could be
further from the truth.
:25:03
He was no competition for me.
:25:04
It was like apples and oranges.
:25:06
[Loud Stamping]
:25:07
I had to work
a little harder, that's all.
:25:09
You see,
I believe in the voters.
:25:11
They understand that elections
:25:12
aren't just popularity contests.
:25:14
[Clunk]
:25:15
They know this country was built
:25:17
by people just like me
who work very hard
:25:20
and don't have everything
handed to them
:25:22
on a silver spoon.
:25:25
Not like some rich kids
who everybody likes
:25:28
because their fathers
own Metzler Cement
:25:30
and give them trucks
on their 16th birthday
:25:32
and throw them big parties
all the time.
:25:34
No. They don't ever
have to work for anything.
:25:36
They think they can just,
all of a sudden,
:25:38
one day out ofthe blue
waltz right in
:25:40
with no qualifications whatsoever
:25:41
and try to take away
:25:43
what other people have worked for
:25:44
very, very hard their entire lives!
:25:47
No!
:25:48
Didn't bother me at all!
:25:50
[Stereo Playing Rock Music]
:25:52
Paul.
:25:53
Paul power.
:25:57
Paul...
:25:58
Paul for president.