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Good evening, this is the CCS Presidential Election News Flash.
Today, the CCS Presidential Election has its fifth vote-count.
As the result, Julian Star was voted off by outstanding number of
votes of nonconfidence. Uh, well... Vicky is reporting from Julian Star's campaign office. |
On the monitor did appear Vicky and Julian sitting at the table on which there's a big plate holing a pile—literally hundreds of rice balls. | |
Vicky |
Hi, this is Vicky reporting from Julian Star's campaign office.
I'm going to interview Julian Star about the presidential election
and today's vote-count. Well, Julian, I'm sorry to hear you're voted off this time. I heard you were appealing to... |
Julian is smiling and eating rice balls he takes from the pile. | |
Julian | Hey, don't you want to eat these onigiri's? |
Vicky | Eat what? |
Julian | Onigiri's. Japanese people call rice balls onigiri's. |
Having no reason to reject, Vicky picks up one and takes a bite. | |
Vicky | Wow, it tastes good! The rice is soft and nicely flavored with salt. |
Julian | You think so? The rice was sent from my supporters in a farm village. As I said in my campaign speech, agriculture is the vital industry that builds our strength. |
Vicky | Yeah, but... I'm sorry you're voted off this time. I presume you're regretful that you have to withdraw even though you have supporters friendly enough to send you rice. |
Julian |
Uhh... it's true that I'm sorry I couldn't answer those supporters
expectation. But I don't care; that's the election. I'm not sure who'll be elsected president, because all the candidates are competent. |
Vicky | How about your policy—stressing agriculture as the hope. |
Julian | I'll keep appealing my policy, of course. And I hope whoever is elected president will understand the importance of the primary industies. We've got to strengthen the supply of food to the people. |
Vicky | Food crisis impending because of overpopulation... |
Julian | Yeah, that's right! I can't help being anxious about food crisis every time I get something to eat for lunch at 7-11. |
Vicky | Please explain what makes you so anxious about the crisis. |
Julian | When I buy so much food as to satisfy my appetite, almost half of the food in the showcase is gone. That means the store is capable of supporting only a few people's lives, right? |
Vicky | Uhh... I don't thins so... Haha... [Laughs nervously] |
Hundred of rice balls are gone; Julan finds there are a few rice balls left on the plate. | |
Julian | Oops, sorry. I didn't even realize I was the only one who was eating. Come on. Go ahead and help yourself. |
Vicky | Uhh... I'm fine... uh... I'd rather feel like throwing up just by looking at you eat. |
Although uncounted votes, but these reasons were submitted in the previous month: