First Daughter Page #2
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She should at least get the good bed
ifshe has to live with me.
Did you check
that itinerarywith Liz?
- For?
- Well, there are just a few small functions...
your father and I thought
thatyou might enjoy attending.
Yeah. Uh, do I have a choice?
Sir.
- Oh, yeah. Honey--
- Already?
Likeyou're not chomping at the bit
for us to get outta here.
Well, the President
and the First Lady, yes.
[ Sighs ]
Mom and Dad? Not so much.
Let's go.
You've got a campaign to run.
- Three, two, one.
- ## ["Hail to the Chief"]
You remember, a full load oflaundry
dries faster than half a load.
Always take the stairs.
Don't sweat the pettythings.
Yeah, don't pet
And your fatherwill be here
all... week campaigning.
- Ifyou need anything, call Liz.
- I'll be fine. Thankyou.
You'll be great.
Okay, look at me,
at a loss forwords.
Just tell meyou'll miss me, Dad.
[ Kisses ]
So, when the election's over, uh,
we'll spend some time together.
A whole day, 24 hours.
In a row?
Promise.
Be a good kid.
[Boy]
Hey, Sam.
- Please be mellow.
- On one condition.
Could we major in something fun?
I'm really hoping we're not premed.
Light on the math.
Zip it, Bock.
And, Dylan?
Especiallyyou.
Not anotherword.
[Hinge Creaks ]
[Zipping]
Look, ifyou're gonna be going through
mystuff, at leastyou can help me carry it.
Are you aware there are two huge
individuals with stun guns...
sticky hands and no manners
flanking our door?
- You must be Mia.
- And you're not Linda.
[PaperRustling]
Redhead. Paterson, NewJersey.
Plays trombone.
Surprise.
I'm Samantha Mac--
You're not as tall in person.
I'm really excited about this year.
There's so many things I wanna do.
- No offense, Miss Mackenzie--
- Samantha.
Samantha--
but I have a plan...
- of college.
- That's great.
Look, I'm just trying to have
a normal college experience, okay?
- All I want is normal, Mia.
- Right.
I'm going to
the housing office.
They said you were the kind of girl
who was up for anything.
I'm disappointed.
- You're manipulating me.
- Yes.
It's kinda working.
Please, Mia.
Just give it a shot.
That's all I'm asking.
Well, the situation
could have its advantages.
Absolutely.
Like, in case ofa national emergency...
guess who gets a free seat
on the chopper?
I was kind ofthinking your Secret Service
could get us beer.
- We'll work on it.
Mia Thompson,
Arkansas royalty.
I didn't know they had
royalty in Arkansas.
Course we do.
My dad's a king.
I mean, he's had
a few queens since my mom, but--
You know, Tire King--
Cool. This is Bock. Dylan's outside.
They're protecting us.
Could that involve tackling me?
'Cause the bald one's a little sexy.
And you can forget
about that too.
[ Laughs ]
Yeah.
Look, bonus points for giving me the good bed.
I likeyou already.
But just to letyou know,
don't kiss my ass.
'Cause I certainly
won't be kissing yours.
Mia, I likeyou already.
It's our first day.
I'm trying to have fun.
Why don'tyou change clothes?
We can go hang out. Go to some parties.
Meet some guys.
Definitely meet some guys.
My night's scheduled already.
Oh, yeah, sure. Ifyou're trying
to hang out with the dean.
Miss Mackenzie, Ispeak
forthe entire faculty...
when I say,
"Welcome to Redmond. "
And I assure you
that you'll be treated just like any student...
just the minute we conclude
this elaborate party in your honor.
[Woman ] In the sense theywould
support preferredpolicy.
Ofcourse, the fundamental
importance ofagenda control...
was established by McKelvey...
i rrespective of i m pl ications
for the fi nal outcome.
In fact, one ofhis
that the one person, one vote...
system ofvoting...
did not always lead to a middle ground
in decision making.
The manipulation ofagenda could have
a great impact on policy making.
[ Continues, Fades ]
- Fortunately, I can provide you...
with another normal
college experience...
in which the roommate
kicks you out in the name of--
[ Grunts ]
higher education.
Can I just get my--
- Come back in two.
- Minutes?
Hours.
[DoorCloses ]
We'll be following the First Daughter
through her entire--
Did you see Samantha Mackenzie
arrive at college?
I'm notsaying the First Daughter
dresses badly...
but today, apparently Goodwill donated
some clothes, so I think that--
- [ Changes Channel]
- [Man ] With guaranteed results.
- [ Changes Channel]
- Ifyou have ring around the toilet--
- I llegal motion.
- [ Cheering ]
- Take a look at this.
- With embroidery on the sleeves.
With embroidery
around the neck.
- With a front closure.
- [Dylan Coughs ]
It's verybeautifully done.
Soft, all lines.
- [ Coughs ]
- Look at that embroidery
around the shoulder.
And the Mandarin neckline.
This works great
with, uh, our tank top.
- [ Changes Channel]
- Taylor to the right. He 's got a hole.
He's got a bi g hole. And he's clear through
to the 45-yard line.
- He's still going. He's on his feet--
- Samantha Mackenzie?
Greetings, Ms. Mackenzie.
The Redmond chapter ofLambda Zeta Phi...
to our annual plunge.
It's an invitation-only event.
Bathingsuits are mandatory.
Bikinis are preferred.
[ Chuckles ]
Thanks a lot, guys.
We hope to see you there,
Ms. Mackenzie.
Thankyou.
Thankyou.
How do you look
in a bikini, Bock?
Hmm.
"They had already poured the sum total
oftheir knowledge into his waiting vessel;
"andthe vessel was not full.
"his intellect was not satisfied,
his soul was not at peace...
his heart was not still. "
Well, uh, ladies and gentlemen,
I shall do my best...
to see to it thatyour intellect
is satisfied.
Andyoursoul is at peace.
Andyour vessel
is filled this semester.
For starters, would it be possible
I know I 'm not as pretty,
but, uh, come on.
- Work with me.
- Excuse me, Professor?
- Yes.
- I didn't see anything in the syllabus
about a vessel.
Uh, excuse me?
I see the books
that I'm supposed to buy...
but I don't see any mention
about a vessel of any kind.
- You said you were gonna fill one?
- [ Laughter]
Right?
I did. I didsaythat.
Thankyou.
Thankyou forpointing that out.
A veryliteral interpretation.
Thankyou very much. Uh,
"He had one single goal--
- Excuse me?
Excuse me.
for rescuing me in there.
It was nothing.
Besides, you don't strike me as the kind
I'm Samantha.
I know I'm taller in person.
Fatter, thinner, fill in the blank.
I get that.
Actually, I was gonna say
you look exactly like I thoughtyou would.
Bye, Samantha.
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