| LESSON 9: NICOLE FOR PRESIDENT! |
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| Nicole and Ted discusses her plans to run for student body president. |
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| Nicole wants Ted to ask his friends to vote for her. |
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| Ted agrees, in exchange for Nicole's help with his homework. |
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| I've decided to run for student body president! If I'm going to become a senator one day, I should get some experience under my belt now. |
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| Andrea Jenkins is also running. She'll give you a run for your money! |
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| Andrea Jenkins is an idiot. I'm by far the better candidate. |
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| Don't be so full of yourself! I might vote for Andrea. |
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| Stop kidding around. Let's get down to business. I need your help. |
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| You want me to help you? |
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| Yes. I need you to talk your friends into voting for me. |
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| But you never give my friends the time of day. All you give them is the cold shoulder. |
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| That's because they've got blue hair and nose rings! |
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| They're better than your friends a bunch of goody goodies and brown nosers! |
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| That's beside the point. Let's talk about your friends and their votes. |
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| Okay. You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours. If you do my chemistry homework, I'll help you get the votes. |
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| I'm not crazy about that idea. But, okay, it's a deal. I hope I can count on you. |
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| Listen 5 times |
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