:31:01
Tammy: lf that's the way
they wanted it,
:31:03
then that's the way
it was gonna be.
:31:04
But I wasn't going down
without a fight.
:31:07
[Jingling]
:31:14
Paul: Tammy?
:31:17
Tammy, what are you doing?
:31:19
You're the advisor.
You should stop her.
:31:21
She's not qualified.
She's just a sophomore.
:31:23
Did you know that?
:31:24
Calm down, Tracy.
Just calm down.
:31:26
We can't both run, can we?
:31:28
I mean, we're brother and sister.
:31:29
Can we?
:31:30
It's a conflict of interest,
and Paul was first.
:31:32
Anybody who gets signatures
in on time can run,
:31:35
and she got in
just under the wire.
:31:39
These are a bunch of burnouts.
:31:41
And what's this one?
It's illegible.
:31:43
I can't even read that.
:31:44
That's Tim...Cobsa.
:31:47
She's doing this
to get back at me.
:31:49
For what?
:31:50
I mean, at you.
:31:53
For what?
:31:54
Tim Cobsa?
:31:56
Tim Cobsa? Who's he?
I've never even heard of him.
:31:59
Look, why don't we
just forget about Tammy?
:32:01
We'll have the assembly tomorrow.
:32:03
Everybody can make their speeches,
:32:04
and I'm sure everything's
gonna be just fine.
:32:07
Jim: Hey! Whee!
:32:08
Diane: Jim, don't.
You're scaring him.
:32:10
Nah. He likes it.
:32:12
Not that much.
:32:13
Jim: Around that time,
:32:15
Diane and I were
hanging out a lot
:32:17
at Linda Novotny's house,
:32:18
giving her our love and support
:32:20
and helping her make it
through a difficult time.
:32:24
[Baby Crying]
:32:29
Diane really wanted to have kids,
:32:31
and so did l,
:32:32
but it seemed like there
was always a reason to wait:
:32:35
She had to finish
nursing school,
:32:37
I had to get my master's,
:32:39
we needed a new house,
we needed more money.
:32:42
Finally, we just decided
to go for it.
:32:44
You gonna do it?
:32:45
You gonna do it?
:32:47
Jim: And for over a year,
we hadn't had any luck.
:32:50
Come on. Do it. Do it.
:32:53
Fill me up. Come on.
:32:54
Fill me up.
:32:56
Fill me up.
:32:58
[Groaning]