Debate, 7:30.
Be there.
[Ruth-Anne] We have heard opening statements from both candidates.
Now we turn to questions and answers.
The chair will recognize questions from the floor.
[All Chattering] Dorothy?
I've lived here 10 years, Edna.
You've never given me the time of day.
Why should I vote for you?
You have one minute to respond, Edna.
I'm a private person by nature, Dorothy.
And by choice.
People bore me as a rule.
To tell you the truth, the thought of having to make small talk with most of the people in this room... nauseates me, and that includes you, Dorothy.
About the last place any of us thought I'd end up is here tonight asking for your vote.
But we can all thank Holling Vincoeur for that.
Given my generally dim view of civilization, it took an unusual, powerful display of incompetence... for me to be forced to seek public office.
Now hold on.
You're out of order, Holling.
She keeps taking cheap shots.
We all know that if you want something in this society, you have to go after it.
I want a stop sign.
I don't know what the hell all you people want, but if you make me mayor and let me know your heart's desire,
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