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00:00Here we are, face to face, a couple of silver spoons, hoping to find we're two of a kind.
00:15Make it a go, make it grow, together, we're going to find our way, together, taking the time each day, to learn all about those things you just can't buy.
00:37Two of the silver spoons together, you and I together, we're going to find our way, you and I together, we're going to find our way, you and I together.
00:58Okay, the meeting of the committee to send the school orchestra to Washington, D.C. will come to order.
01:09I second that!
01:11Freddy, you don't have to second that, it was just an announcement.
01:16Can't get off his back, Rick.
01:17He can't help it if he's a wimp face, right, Freddy?
01:20Right.
01:22Derek, stop being mean to Freddy.
01:25Can we please get on with the meeting?
01:26I second that!
01:27Lisa will now give her report on how popcorn sales are going.
01:33And no seconding.
01:36Orchestra, orchestra, we are the best!
01:39There's no one better in the East or the West!
01:41Give me a no, give me a no, give me a thing, give me a break!
01:48Well, in order to earn our trip to Washington, D.C.,
01:51members of our orchestra must sell 2,500 bags of popcorn at $1 apiece.
01:57As of last weekend, we'd sold almost 1,500 bags, which means we only have to sell 1,000 bags this week!
02:05All right, yeah!
02:06How many have we sold?
02:09Four.
02:09Four, ten!
02:11That's terrible!
02:15Derek, weren't you supposed to sell popcorn at the basketball game?
02:20Oh.
02:21Yeah, I guess I forgot.
02:22How could you forget?
02:25I got better things on my mind than selling popcorn.
02:28I'm in the middle of puberty.
02:32Look, if you guys are gonna talk smart, I'm leaving!
02:37Can we please stay on the subject?
02:39I second that!
02:40Shut up, Freddy.
02:42Now, listen, guys, we're not gonna be able to go to Washington
02:45unless we sell 1,000 bags of popcorn this weekend.
02:48Well, we've just gotta go to Washington.
02:50Our orchestra's been honored by this invitation.
02:54If we don't go, I'll just swell up and die!
02:59Don't get melodramatic, Lisa.
03:02Okay, don't you guys want to tell your kids someday
03:05how you play Beethoven, the Kennedy Center?
03:09I'm not gonna have any kids.
03:11That's the first good news I've heard about.
03:22Hi, kids.
03:23Hi, Kate.
03:28Good evening, Miss Summers.
03:33Good evening.
03:34You want me to say that you look exceptionally beautiful this evening?
03:38Thank you, Derek.
03:39You're the epitome of grace.
03:41Style and low-cut sophistication.
03:47That's enough, Derek.
03:48I'm sorry.
03:50It's just this darn puberty.
03:54Oh, it's your darn lack of brain, Derek.
03:58Kate, do you remember Lisa and Freddy?
03:59I'm ready.
04:02Hi, Freddy.
04:03Hi, Lisa.
04:04Kate, why are you so dressed up?
04:05Oh, Edward and I are going to a fundraising dinner
04:07at the County Art Museum.
04:09Oh, yeah, that's a dinner.
04:10It costs $1,000 a plate.
04:12Hey!
04:14Why don't we sell our popcorn
04:15for $1,000 a bag?
04:18That way, we only have to sell one.
04:23I know, I know.
04:25Shut up, Freddy.
04:26Ricky, would you please tell your father
04:31that I'm here?
04:32Hey, Dad!
04:34Kate's here!
04:39I could have done that.
04:41So, there are going to be
04:41lots of famous people there tonight?
04:43Mm-hmm.
04:44Senators?
04:46Ambassadors?
04:46Hi, gang!
04:47Hi, gang!
04:53Walruses?
04:54Edward, how come you're dressed up
04:59as a walrus?
05:01Kate, I think the pertinent question
05:02at this particular time
05:03is how come you're not dressed up
05:05as a walrus?
05:07Kate, tonight's the masquerade ball
05:08for the protection of endangered species.
05:10No, it's not.
05:11It's the formal dinner
05:12at the County Art Museum.
05:14It is the 5th, isn't it?
05:16Yeah, the 5th of February.
05:17The formal dinner for the museum
05:18is the 5th of March.
05:19Well, can I go like this?
05:21Of course not, Kate.
05:23You'd look silly.
05:26Come on, let's go upstairs.
05:27Maybe I can find you something
05:28to make you look more
05:29like an endangered species.
05:32You know, the only reason
05:33I joined this wimpy orchestra
05:35is to take the trip to Washington.
05:39Hey, maybe I'll just join
05:40the debate team.
05:42I'm going to Boston.
05:43I guess it is true.
05:45The first ones to desert
05:46the sinking ship are the rats.
05:47Come on, gang.
05:51Never say die.
05:53Where there's life, there's hope.
05:55Where there's a will, there's a way.
05:59Lisa, don't you ever get depressed.
06:03Yeah, like right now.
06:06I've never been so miserable.
06:09Lisa, I think it's time
06:11to check into the rubber armada.
06:12Hey, I got an idea.
06:19No, no, never mind.
06:21Oh, come on, Rick.
06:21What were you going to say?
06:22I saw those wheels turning.
06:24Well, I was just thinking
06:25that maybe I could get my dad
06:27to buy the rest of the popcorn.
06:29But that's not a good idea.
06:31Not a good idea?
06:32Au contraire, buddy.
06:34That's a great idea.
06:37Think so?
06:39Rick, will your dad
06:40really help us out?
06:41Well, if he can spend
06:42a thousand dollars for dinner,
06:44he can certainly give a thousand dollars
06:45to help us out.
06:47Absolutely.
06:48And if it also happens
06:49to make you a hero along the way,
06:51that's not your fault, is it?
06:59Lisa, put me down
07:01for a thousand bags.
07:02Hooray!
07:04Ricky, Ricky, he's the one!
07:05He's gonna get to Washington!
07:07Oh, go on.
07:08No.
07:12No, I meant go on.
07:13Ricky, Ricky, he's the one!
07:15He's gonna get to Washington!
07:17Ricky, Ricky, he's the one!
07:18He's gonna get to Washington!
07:20Wow, I can't wait
07:21to get on that plane.
07:24Plane?
07:26Uh, I better get some Dramamine.
07:33Rick, you're a great man.
07:35For once, he's right.
07:43For once, he's right.
07:43Dad, do you have a second?
08:09Always have time for you, son.
08:11What's up?
08:11Well, it's about to popcorn drive.
08:15Excuse me a minute, son.
08:24Hello?
08:29Leonard, you tell that union negotiator
08:31that we already have a contract,
08:32and I expect him to live up
08:33to his end of the agreement.
08:34Okay.
08:39Yeah, if you need me,
08:40I'll be right here by the duck.
08:44Okay, bye-bye.
08:48Now, son, how's the popcorn drive going?
08:50Pretty good, Dad.
08:51I think we almost made our total.
08:53Well, congratulations, you see there?
08:55Now, I told you,
08:56if you work hard
08:56and put a lot of effort into it,
08:58you kids could do it.
08:59Well, actually,
09:00it wasn't all that hard.
09:03Dad, about the popcorn?
09:04Oh, I remember.
09:05I promised to buy ten bags.
09:07I didn't even pay you yet.
09:08You must think I'm a skin flint, huh?
09:10No.
09:11No, no, no, no, no, no.
09:15Actually, I think you're the most generous man
09:18who ever walked this earth.
09:20How many more bags do you want me to buy?
09:29Was that obvious?
09:30Mm-hmm.
09:31How many more?
09:31Two, three, five?
09:33Well, not quite.
09:35Well, how many?
09:36Ten?
09:36Fifteen?
09:37How about a thousand?
09:38Rick, this room looks like
10:00it was decorated
10:00by Orville Redenbach.
10:02That's a good one.
10:11You're so funny.
10:11Rick.
10:12I know.
10:14I know, I know, I know.
10:15I should have talked to you first.
10:18But, hey,
10:19if you're willing to spend
10:19a thousand dollars for dinner,
10:21you could certainly spend
10:22a thousand dollars on me,
10:24your own son.
10:25Well, son,
10:26how shall I put this?
10:27You're wrong.
10:28You're wrong.
10:32But, Dad, this is a worthy cause.
10:33He'd be sending me
10:34to Washington, D.C.,
10:36where I can play my bassoon
10:37in front of the very people
10:39who mold and shape
10:41this great land of ours.
10:45Okay, let me try another one.
10:48So, you weren't suggesting...
10:49Rick,
10:50I'm not buying this
10:51or this.
10:54But, Dad, you've got to.
10:56I told all the kids
10:57that we were going.
10:58They're counting on me
10:59to get them there.
11:00I promised them.
11:02That's the real point here,
11:03isn't it, Rick?
11:04You want to be Mr. Popular.
11:06You want to be the one
11:07to get them to Washington.
11:08That's not totally...
11:11exactly...
11:14true.
11:16Mostly.
11:18Rick, I can't believe this.
11:20You wanted to go to Pugby School
11:21to be a regular guy,
11:22and now here you are
11:23trying to buy your friends.
11:24I'm not trying to buy my friends.
11:28I'm just sort of
11:29leasing them for a while.
11:32Son, that's a cop-out.
11:33No, it isn't.
11:35You're the one
11:35that's copping out.
11:36You know what?
11:37You're a cheapskate.
11:43Son, you let me know
11:44if you'd like to have
11:45a civilized conversation.
11:51Dad?
11:54I'm sorry.
11:55I didn't mean it.
11:59I know.
12:02I just don't know
12:03what I'm going to do.
12:06Well,
12:07you've committed
12:08to selling
12:09a thousand bags of popcorn.
12:12So,
12:13I'll tell you what.
12:14First thing tomorrow morning,
12:16we'll go down to the mall,
12:17and you'll sell
12:17a thousand bags.
12:20In one day?
12:21That's impossible.
12:23Well,
12:23you never know
12:23until you try.
12:25But I'll tell you this much.
12:26If you work hard
12:27and earn that thousand dollars,
12:29you're going to feel
12:30a whole lot better
12:31about yourself.
12:33Okay, Dad.
12:34I'll give it a try.
12:37But if I go through
12:38all that hard work
12:40and don't feel
12:42any better about myself,
12:44your credibility's shot.
12:46Good morning,
12:55and welcome
12:55to the Shallow Springs Mall.
12:57And good news,
12:59there's a sale
13:00at Sidney's
13:01for wide feet.
13:07Okay, Rick.
13:08Now,
13:10you've got exactly
13:11eight hours
13:12to sell a thousand bags.
13:14Dad,
13:15it just can't be done.
13:16I have to sell
13:17a hundred and twenty bags
13:18an hour.
13:19That's two bags
13:20over me.
13:21One bag every 30 seconds.
13:23And just in the time
13:24it took me
13:24to tell you about all this,
13:25I'm already down a bag.
13:28Come on, son.
13:29There's nothing to it.
13:29Salesmanship
13:30is just a matter
13:30of technique.
13:33Watch this.
13:35Excuse me, ma'am.
13:36That's a lovely blouse.
13:38Well, thank you.
13:39You know,
13:39I have the privilege
13:40of selling some
13:40of this tasty popcorn here
13:41so that kids like my son
13:42can accompany their orchestra
13:43to Washington, D.C.
13:45It's only a dollar a bag,
13:46would you be interested?
13:47Yes, I would.
13:48You would?
13:48Terrific.
13:49I'll take two bags.
13:50Two.
13:57See how it's done?
13:59That was great, Dad,
14:00but I'm not quite sure
14:02I got it.
14:03Mind showing me
14:03that technique
14:04a few hundred more times?
14:07Rick,
14:08you're the one
14:08supposed to be doing this.
14:09Okay, I'll stick around
14:20for a little while
14:20and do some selling,
14:21but I want you
14:22to be selling, too.
14:23I'll try, Dad,
14:24but I'll never,
14:25ever be any good at this.
14:28Excuse me.
14:29Are you selling popcorn?
14:31Yeah.
14:32Well, I'll take three bags.
14:34Three?
14:34Three?
14:36No, on second thought,
14:37make that five bags.
14:38Hi.
14:49No sweat.
14:53We'll be out here
14:54by 10.30.
15:03So, you see, sir,
15:04if you buy a bag of popcorn,
15:05you'll really be
15:05helping these kids out.
15:06Well, since it's
15:07for a worthy cause,
15:08I guess I'll take a bag.
15:09Well, terrific.
15:11Yeah, no.
15:12Not that bag.
15:14I'll take one
15:15from the bottom of the box.
15:18They're all just the same.
15:20It's fresher.
15:25Fresher.
15:29Well, the customer's
15:30always right.
15:31Always.
15:32So, I really appreciate
15:42you helping out
15:42an orchestra like this.
15:44Oh, that's okay.
15:45I have a son
15:46about your age.
15:48You have a son
15:49my age?
15:50You couldn't possibly
15:51be old enough
15:52to have a son
15:52my age.
15:55Maybe I'll take
15:56two bags.
15:57Oh, that is such
16:03a beautiful outfit.
16:04Oh, you wear it
16:06so well.
16:09Were you ever a model?
16:10Oh, don't be silly.
16:14Come to think about it,
16:15my husband loves popcorn.
16:18I'll take three bags.
16:19What a lucky man
16:23your husband must be
16:24to have such
16:25a beautiful,
16:27elegant,
16:28intelligent
16:29woman like yourself
16:31by his side.
16:33Not every man
16:33is so privileged.
16:34Get it, kid.
16:35Three's my lemon.
16:36Oh.
16:36Oh.
16:37Oh.
16:37Oh.
16:38Oh.
16:38Oh.
16:38Oh.
16:39Oh.
16:40Oh.
16:40Oh.
16:41Oh.
16:41Oh.
16:42Oh.
16:42Oh.
16:42Oh.
16:43Oh.
16:44Oh.
16:45Oh.
16:46Oh.
16:47Oh.
16:48Oh.
16:49Oh.
16:49Oh.
16:49Okay, there you are.
16:58That'll be one dollar.
16:59Well, what do you take?
17:00Visa, Master Charge,
17:01American Express?
17:03No, we don't take
17:04credit cards.
17:05What?
17:06Well, thanks a lot
17:07for wasting my time.
17:10Stale.
17:11Attention shoppers.
17:18At Bikini World,
17:22all bikinis are
17:23app off.
17:27Excuse me, sir.
17:29Would you like to buy
17:30some popcorn?
17:33Perhaps you'd like to try some.
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18:04Well, what do you think?
18:10Let me try another.
18:12Get out of here.
18:19The Shallow Springs Mall will be closing in five minutes.
18:29Dad, we're not going to make it in time.
18:32I know.
18:34All day long, you've been encouraging me.
18:36You said we can make it.
18:38You said that we sell every single bag.
18:40I lied, okay?
18:44Well, I'm not giving up.
18:47Everybody, listen.
18:48Everybody, listen to me, please.
18:50A few of you have supported us here today,
18:53and I appreciate it, but the rest of you haven't.
18:56You've just been walking by us all day,
18:57turning your backs on us.
18:59And by doing so, you've also been turning your backs
19:02on the youth of America.
19:03This may look to you just like another pile of popcorn,
19:08but to me, it's pieces of the American dream.
19:11Mmm.
19:15By buying this popcorn,
19:16you will have the rare opportunity
19:18to send some young, great people
19:20from a great town of Shallow Springs
19:22to Washington, D.C.,
19:23where they can learn firsthand how democracy works.
19:28For only a dollar,
19:29you and you and you and you and you and you,
19:31you can all make investments in America.
19:37America is great like democracy.
19:40Where Blakey Washington and Jefferson were born.
19:42Where anybody can get real old
19:44and still be elected president.
19:49So if you want America to remain the land of the free
19:52and the home of the brave,
19:53I hope you'll support us here today.
19:54Lord, man, flag, wave!
19:56Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
20:06It's okay, thank you.
20:07Now, who wants to buy some popcorn?
20:17Shallow Springs Mall is now closed.
20:19Thank you for your patronage.
20:25Oh, Kate, I feel so bad for Rick.
20:28He worked so hard to sell that popcorn.
20:32How's he taking it?
20:34Pretty rough.
20:35He went straight upstairs when we got home.
20:38Wouldn't even watch Yogi Bear with me.
20:41His favorite one, too,
20:42where Ranger Smith gets his head caught
20:44in a picnic basket.
20:46And yells a boo-boo.
20:49Well, so how are you going to handle it?
20:55What are you going to do?
20:56It's a dilemma, Kate.
20:59My heart tells me I should just go up there
21:01and buy those last 200 bags
21:03so those kids can go to Washington.
21:05Are you really going to do that?
21:07No.
21:09Then Ricky wouldn't learn his lesson.
21:12You're right.
21:14And I'm the one who told him
21:15that if you work hard,
21:16you'll get this great feeling of accomplishment.
21:19Yeah, now he feels a lot worse
21:22than he did in the first place.
21:28I'm just agreeing with you.
21:31Kate, he's got to learn
21:33that he can't depend on me and my wallet
21:35to bail him out every time he gets in trouble.
21:38You're right.
21:38Oh, boy, I hate to see that hurt look in his eyes.
21:45So I'll just have to march up there
21:46and look him straight in the chin.
21:50Tell him that's the way it has to be.
21:52Well,
21:53good luck.
21:56I did it, Dad.
22:05I sold the rest of the popcorn.
22:07You did?
22:08Well,
22:08how?
22:09I thought you were upstairs.
22:10No,
22:11I went out
22:11and I sold the popcorn
22:12from door to door
22:14to door to door.
22:15I sold most of them that way.
22:17Great.
22:17How'd you sell the rest of them?
22:19Derek's father bought them.
22:20He did?
22:21Yeah.
22:22This went and knocked on the door
22:23at the Shangri-La Motel.
22:25And Derek's father answered.
22:26He seemed real nervous.
22:37He bought my last 88 bags.
22:42I wonder why.
22:44Well,
22:45when I see him,
22:46you can bet I'll ask him.
22:48Well, Dad,
22:49I'm really exhausted,
22:50but I feel like I really accomplished something.
22:54Good for you, son.
22:55Thanks for believing in me, Dad.
23:11You know what?
23:12What?
23:13It's time you hit the sack.
23:14Okay.
23:15Okay.
23:19So,
23:19how was Yogi Bear?
23:20Hey, hey.
23:21Still smarter than the average bear.
23:24Dad,
23:25I want to tell you something
23:25I've never told you before.
23:27What's that?
23:28You're smarter than the average dad.
23:30Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
23:45Together,
23:46we're gonna find our way.
23:49Together, taking the time each day
23:56To learn all about those things you just can't find
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