STEVE CARRELL: Hi, I'm Steve.
ABBY: And I'm Abby.
ELMO: And Elmo's Elmo.
STEVE CARRELL: And we're here to tell you all
about the word vote.
ELMO: Yes.
Vote.
ABBY: Yes.
Let's tell them what vote means.
STEVE CARRELL: Well, the word vote means to make a choice
between two or more things.
And right now, we're going to show a vote.
ELMO: Oh, what is Elmo going to vote about, Mr. Steve?
STEVE CARRELL: Well, we're going to vote to decide what
we're going to have for snacktime.
ABBY: This is exciting!
ELMO: Yeah, Elmo can't wait to vote!
STEVE CARRELL: OK, so here are your choices.
ABBY: OK.
ELMO: OK.
Cheese.
CHEESE: If you care about wedges, you'd vote for cheese.
STEVE CARRELL: Or peanut butter and jelly.
PB And J: All the way with PBJ!
STEVE CARRELL: OK, guys.
So what's your choice?
ABBY: Well, you know what?
I'm gonna vote for peanut butter and jelly.
PB AND J: I taste victory.
STEVE CARRELL: And what is your choice, Elmo?
ELMO: Elmo's gonna vote for cheese.
CHEESE: Sharp choice, kid!
STEVE CARRELL: OK, we have one vote for cheese.
CHEESE: Yes.
STEVE CARRELL: One vote for peanut butter and jelly.
ELMO: It's a tie!
STEVE CARRELL: Yes.
ABBY: Well, we need you to break the tie.
What snack is your choice, Steve?
STEVE CARRELL: Wow.
Wow, that it's very difficult, because
they are both so delicious.
CHEESE: Vote cheese!
PB AND J: Vote PBJ.
PIZZA: Vote pizza!
ALL: Pizza?
PIZZA: Yeah.
Haven't you ever heard of a third pizza party candidate?
STEVE CARRELL: Hm, not really.
PIZZA: Well, I'm a third choice.
You can vote for cheese, peanut butter
and jelly, or me.
Pizza.
ABBY: Well, in that case, you know what?
I'm gonna change my vote.
STEVE CARRELL: Yeah, sure, why not?
ABBY: OK.
I'm gonna vote for pizza.
PIZZA: Oh, yeah.
ELMO: Elmo too!
Elmo wants to change his vote to pizza also.
STEVE CARRELL: OK.
OK.
You know what that means?
ABBY: What?
STEVE CARRELL: That means 1, 2, 3 votes for pizza, because
I'm voting for pizza too!
It's unanimous!
[CHEERING]
PIZZA: Four more slices!
Four more slices!
ALL: Vote!