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[opening theme music plays]

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[explosion]

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[sirens blaring]

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[horn honks]

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[tires screech]

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[siren blaring continues]

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We can't pay prices like that
for this junk from Harl's land.

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We don't have that kind of money.
We're kids!

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Too bad for you, I guess.

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Why do you wanna buy this stuff
so bad anyhow?

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[whispers] Don't tell him
we think there might be a clue

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somewhere in those boxes
about who founded the City.

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I hear you kids been looking
for clues about

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who founded the City.

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[whispers] You gotta learn
to whisper quieter.

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I hate to burst your bubble,
but I've been through

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all this stuff and didn't find
no clues to nothin'.

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What if we trade this for it?

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Oh! Sparkly!

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I mean, well, you know,
if that's all you got, then...

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okay, it's yours.

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Be careful, they're heavy.

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[Maddy groaning]

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[Billy huffing]

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Maybe we'll come back with a cart.

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[cheery music]

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Mr. Mayor, you have a visitor.

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What are you doing?

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Oh, well every day I like to reflect on

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how well this city is doing,
and how far I've come

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from being named
"Most likely to be least likely

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to be chosen for an important office."

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I never knew you cared so much
about popularity and success.

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[chuckles] Oh, that was long ago.

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Mayor Fleck, I'm Vera Persuasive.

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Public relations consultant.

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Now, the blue bars are previous mayors

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and the red one is you.

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According to everyone I've spoken with,

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you are the least popular mayor
this city's ever had.

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And it's only getting worse.

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-Hold this under here.
-Uhm... okay.

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[cheery music]

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That's odd.

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How did this happen?

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Excuse us. Mom, can we borrow a forklift?

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Uh, be with you in a minute, kids.

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[Vera] Sir, all my research
shows the problem is

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you say, "No," too much.

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No!

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I mean, come again?

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You said "No" to
a community swimming pool.

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They wanted to put the swimming pool
in the middle of the street.

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And removing the letter "J"
from the alphabet.

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And to "Wear your pajamas everyday-day."

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Without "J", jumping jacks
would be umping acks.

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I would never wear pajamas every day.

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No one would take me seriously.

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People don't like hearing "No."

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And therefore, they don't like you.

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Well, what should I do?

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Say "Yes." To everything!

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Starting with the next person
who comes through that door.

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My mom always tells me

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saying "Yes" without knowing
what you're saying "Yes" to...

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Is never a good idea.

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There must be some compromise.

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[whooshing]

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This City needs
a human cannonball academy. Ha!

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[cheery music]

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-Maybe.
-Fantastic!

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[whooshing]

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Pretty good compromise, am I right?

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[clapping]

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[unimpressed tune]

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I think my mustache's birthday
should be a City wide holiday.

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Maybe!

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I think old perfume from now on
should smell like stinky cheese.

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-[spraying]
-[gagging]

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May... [gags]

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...be.

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Maybe.

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[cheery music]

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-Maybe.
-[thuds]

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Maybe.

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Hello, powers that be.

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I want to turn one of my buildings

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into a plant that will pull pollution

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out of the air.

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That sounds too good to be true.

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Maybe.

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[cheering laugh]

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[Fendrich] You'll regret this.

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Wait... did I say you will?

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I meant, "You won't."
You won't regret this.

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Boy, will and won't
sure sound alike, don't they?

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[awkward laugh]

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[victorious tune]

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Look!

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[Carol] I think even after
all these years,

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you're still afraid of not being liked.

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The other way to look at it,
is that the Mayor

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is simply responding
to the wishes of the people.

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[bright music]

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I'm going to look at it that way.

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[ominous music]

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What do you think is the deal
with the Vera lady, anyway?

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Let's find out.

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[sneaky music]

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[Maddy] Don't rustle so loudly.

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[Billy] I'm trying.

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[sneaky music]

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Answering your ad in Schemers Weekly

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was the best thing I ever did.

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I still don't see how you'll
make money of your new factory.

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My factory will charge a fortune
for taking pollution

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out of the air.

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Then it will put that pollution
in the water.

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I knew he was up to something.

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[Fendrich] Then, I'll build
another factory.

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And charge to take the pollution
out of the water

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and just put it back in the air!

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[evil laugh] Smart, right?

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Eh, if you say so.

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Now, if you don't mind paying me,

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I have a book club to destabilize.

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[sneaky music]

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I've been bamboozled.

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I'm afraid it's worse than that.

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I've been flim-flammed?

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Because you said "Maybe" instead of "No,"

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people feel there's nothing stopping them

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from pursuing their bizarre projects.

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At least now you know it's a scam.

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Indeed I do.

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And I'm putting a stop to this
hood-winkery right now.

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Halt all projects immediately.

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No one is damaging our city

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by preying on my supposed weakness.

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[crowd protesting]

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[chanting] Mayor don't care!

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Mayor unfair!

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Mayor don't care!

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Mayor unfair!

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Mayor don't care!

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Mayor don't wear no underwear!

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But I am fair.

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I do care!

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[cheeky music]

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Oh, of course I wear underwear!

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There has to be a way
to make everyone happy.

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Mr. Mayor, you can't possibly allow

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all these cooky projects to go on.

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Not with what you know now.

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We'll make sure those cooky projects
benefit the City.

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Somehow...

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All projects cease halting immediately.

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Projects can resume, yes.
That's what I meant.

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[Fendrich] Mayor is fair.

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Mayor does care!

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Mayor always wears his underwear.

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Happy citizens, happy city.

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That's just good governing.

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[crowd chanting praise]

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[sneaky music]

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[crowd murmuring]

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Here he is, folks, the guest of honor

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at the opening of my factory.

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You know him, you conditionally love him,

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Mayor Fleck!

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[crowd cheering]

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Hello. It's great to be here.

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Thanks for the warm welcome.

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Hey, as long as you keep letting us do

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whatever we want,
we'll give you warm welcomes

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whenever you want.

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Right, folks? [laughs]

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[crowd laughing]

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Isn't it great our Mayor can take a joke?

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[laughs]

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[crowd laughing]

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Now, let's pull this switch and
start this factory polluting.

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I mean, de-polluting.

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[cheering]

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There you go, Mr. Mayor.

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Now, give that switch a good pull, huh?

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[suspenseful music]

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[suspenseful music intensifying]

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[crowd murmuring]

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Now, who's joking, huh, folks?

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[laughs]

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Do you want everyone to hate you?

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-[crowd laughing]
-[suspenseful music]

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Actually, before I pull any switches,

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I think we should slow down
and really examine all these projects.

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We should make sure
they're right for our city.

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[crowd murmuring]

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Wha... wha... wha... what?!

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I know it may not be
the most popular opinion,

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but you elected me because you trusted me

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to do what I feel is right for all of us.

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[booing] Unpopular. Broken promise.

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[booing] No underwear!

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[crowd booing]

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If you don't like me, that's fine.

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That's better than our city being harmed

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by possibly dangerous projects.

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[ominous music]

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Let's start polluting!

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[factory chugging]

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[suspenseful music]

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[grunting]

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[creaking]

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Is that chimney made of cardboard?

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[creaking]

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[crowd murmuring]

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[grunting]

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It's coming down!

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Run for it!

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[screaming]

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[grunting]

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Mr. Fendrich!

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[creaking]

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Mayor Fleck!

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[hollow thudding]

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[crowd gasping]

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Mayor Fleck?

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[suspenseful music]

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[heroic music]

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[crowd cheering]

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You made the right decisions, Mr. Mayor.

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And they seem quite popular.

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That's odd. It does appear that way.

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Anyone seen Vera Persuasive lately?

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Who? Never heard of her.

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She tried a similar scam
on Mrs. Blumsfeld's book club.

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I understand it did not go well for her

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and she's left the city.

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And Fendrich, I trust
you've learned your lesson

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and will never do
this kind of thing ever again.

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-[crowd cheering]
-[cheery music]

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Maybe.

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-[spraying]
-[gags]

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Stinky cheese perfume project
might actually be a good idea.

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[closing theme music plays]