Leslie Knope: Okay. Keep going, keep moving. Nose to the grindstone. No means yes.
Ann: Can we stop, please? Because it's really hot, and I'm tired.
Leslie Knope: Yeah, I'm hot, too. Let's blow on each other's faces. Or we could drink some water.
Ann: Yeah, let's do that. My house is really close by. Let's just go take a break for an hour or so.
Leslie Knope: Okay, okay. Look, I didn't want it to have to come to this, but, Ann, please open the sealed envelope that's in your binder.
[aside to camera:]
Leslie Knope: This is a little something I learned from Karl Rove. If you want to guarantee the results of a survey, you design the question to give you the answer that you want.
[back:]
Ann: "Wouldn't you rather have a park than a storage facility for nuclear waste?" That seems iffy.
Leslie Knope: Yeah, don't worry about it, I made it all up.
Ann: Yeah, that's what I mean.