[Pawnee, 2025:]
Ben: Oh, it's a common misconception that the Oculus holds all of the power. It's actually the Lamplighter.

[Pawnee, 2025:]
Leslie Knope: Ann! Oh, my God! It's happening. It's totally happening. Our kids are falling in love.
Ann: This is good. Okay, remember. If this is ever gonna work, we have to pretend to disapprove.
Leslie Knope: Yeah, right, good call. [gives thumbs-up] Hey!
Ann: Leslie, no.
Leslie Knope: Oh. Who cares?

[Pawnee, 2025:]
Chris: Ann Arbor, Michigan, is literally the greatest city that I have ever lived in, but Pawnee is better, so we're moving back.
Ben: That's great.
Chris: Yeah. I'm gonna run admissions at Indiana. I'm trading Wolverines for Hoosiers.
Ron Swanson: Well, you're getting the better end of that deal.

[Pawnee, 2025:]
Ben: So did anyone have any insights on our "running for governor" situation?
Leslie Knope: I've been so busy catching up with everyone, I haven't had a chance to ask them.
Ben: Yeah, me neither.
Leslie Knope: Okay, here's what I think. I hate when we're on opposite sides. It stinks. Plus, if one of us runs, it doesn't mean we're gonna win.
Ben: Right, and it's not like this is the only career option for either of us. So all that matters is that we are good.
Leslie Knope: Right, which is why I have an idea. I think we should flip a coin. I mean it. Let's literally flip a coin, because whoever runs is gonna do a great job, and whoever doesn't run is gonna be right alongside the other one, offering advice and support and whatever they need. So it doesn't matter. So let's flip a coin.
Ben: Okay, you, Leslie Knope, the queen of planning and binders and pro-and-con lists, you want to leave this to chance?
Leslie Knope: Yes, because whatever's next, you and I are in it together. So let's go tell everybody, and they can participate, and they can sign the coin, and then, you know, the coin will eventually make its way into the Smithsonian.

Ron Swanson: Yeah, that should do it. The swing is fixed.
All: Yeah!
Leslie Knope: Well, there you have it, sir. Another problem solved by the hard work of dedicated public servants.
John: Okay, great. Bye.
Leslie Knope: Yeah, that's about right.

Ron Swanson: Get on with it. I can't hold this smile forever. I look ridiculous.
Jerry: Okay, hang on. Okay. [camera beeping]
Ben: You ready, babe?
Leslie Knope: Yes. I'm ready.