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Mike: I'm so excited, Amanda! I just qualified to participate in a singing contest on TV. I'm going to be a famous singer and everyone is going to be listening to my music and saying my name. Girls will be all over me and people on the street won't be able to keep their hands off!

Amanda: Congratulations, Mike! However, don't get your hopes up-singing contests are contests, after all, and that means only one person can come out on top. Moreover, don't you feel that practically every high school student's dream is to become the next Yoga Lin?

Mike: Sure, I know that there are tons of kids out there whose dream is to become famous either by singing, acting or modeling, but I'm different. I'm special. I'm better than all those try-hards.

Amanda: Are you sure you're better? You can sing pretty well, but c'mon, I've seen you dance! Your dancing keeps me laughing for weeks on end! Anyway, I just hope you don't give up your day job.

Mike: Bah, you just don't realize the skills that I possess. Don't you know that when I was in kindergarten I got an award for my rendition of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"?