:44:17
Oh, hi, Tammy.
:44:22
What do you want?
:44:23
Well, I went to all your teachers
:44:26
and got your assignments for you.
:44:27
I--I just thought, you know,
:44:30
Iast time you got suspended
:44:31
you fell so far behind,
:44:32
and I just didn't want
:44:33
to see that happen again.
:44:34
Thanks, Paul. Thanks a lot.
:44:36
Sure. You bet.
:44:40
Now could you leave me alone?
:44:41
Oh, yeah. Um,
:44:44
Tammy, there's just
one other thing.
:44:47
You know all
this election stuff,
:44:49
'cause everybody's
saying it's really weird
:44:51
that you're running against me
:44:52
and everything,
and it is kind of weird.
:44:54
You haven't really told me
why you're doing it
:44:56
and you didn't
tell me in advance,
:44:58
but that's OK.
I respect your privacy,
:45:01
it's just...
I want you to know
:45:04
that no matter who wins,
:45:05
you or me,
there's no hard feelings.
:45:07
We're still brother
and sister, OK,
:45:10
even though you're adopted,
:45:11
'cause I hope you feel the same.
:45:18
Tracy: What happened
at the speeches
:45:20
was an unconscionable travesty.
:45:23
That little bitch Tammy Metzler
:45:24
wanted to make a fool out of me.
:45:26
Well, it wasn't gonna work.
:45:28
Ifall those students
who cheered for Tammy Metzler
:45:31
only knew how hard
I worked for Carver,
:45:33
Iike all the late nights
I spend at the year book office
:45:36
just to give them
their stinking memories.
:45:43
One of my duties was
to clean up the group photos.
:45:46
It was a cinch
with our new software.
:45:51
People are so ungrateful.