:56:01
Mm-hmm. I don't know
what you're referring to,
:56:04
but maybe if certain
older, wiser people
:56:07
hadn't acted like such little babies
:56:09
and gotten so mushy,
:56:10
then everything would be OK.
:56:12
I agree, and I also think
:56:15
that certain young and naive people
:56:17
need to thank their lucky stars
:56:19
and be very, very grateful
:56:21
the entire school didn't find out
:56:23
about certain indiscretions
:56:24
that could've ruined
their reputations
:56:27
and their chances
to win certain elections.
:56:30
And I think
certain older people,
:56:32
Iike you and your colleague,
:56:34
shouldn't be letching
after their students,
:56:36
especially when some of them
:56:37
can't even get
their own wives pregnant,
:56:39
and they certainly shouldn't be
:56:41
making slanderous accusations,
:56:43
especially when certain
young, naive people's mothers
:56:45
are paralegal secretaries
:56:47
at the city's biggest law firm
:56:48
and have won many
successful lawsuits.
:56:51
And if you want to keep
questioning me like this,
:56:53
I won't continue
without my attorney present.
:56:59
[Knock On Door]
:57:01
You wanted to see me,
Mr. McAllister?
:57:03
Just wait outside, Tammy.
:57:06
OK, but is this
about the posters?
:57:09
Possibly. Please,
just wait outside.
:57:12
OK, because I know who did it.
:57:15
So, I'll just be outside.
:57:21
Don't go anywhere, Tracy.
:57:23
Tammy, come on in here.
:57:26
This ought to be good.
:57:31
So, what do you have
to tell me, Tammy?
:57:34
Well, this is hard for me,
:57:36
but I think it's
important to be honest,
:57:38
don't you?
:57:40
Yeah. What is it, Tammy?
:57:41
I did it. I'm the one
who tore down Paul's posters.
:57:47
I did it.
:57:49
When did you do it?
:57:51
I don't know--
Yesterday, Sunday.
:57:53
How'd you get into the school?
:57:57
Door was open.
:57:59
Which door?