Chuong: With all these rapid scientific and technological advancements happening under Zanicchi, cardboard is going to be obsolete soon in a few months. So far, whatever Leo is doing for America is working very well that the world wants to follow suit.

V-Fox: Many countries want to teach more science and math to kids yet in America for the most part, kids just learn how to use a 3D printer or understand the basics of machinery and robotics.

Zax: We do teach science and math too but our approach is to draw in more experience from the real world into academics. Our method of teaching is getting kids to understand concepts of why they happen when they are utilizing whatever assigned tools they have at work. For example, people who work in chemistry-related fields spend more time utilizing automated equipment and computers than they do writing down formulas. Surgeons today utilize surgical robots than to perform surgery by hand because robots are perfectly stable and precise down to the last detail. Yet we still need surgeons to make sure the procedures are carried out as ordered.

Chuong: In the end, whatever your President is doing so far in your country, the world likes it. I like it. He even managed to convince the world that utilizing cloud seeding rockets to combat wildfires is an excellent solution in aiding firefighters against them.

Tom: Mind-boggling, isn't it?

Leo: It is, because originally I wasn't even wanting the job of President. All the people who wanted me in knew something I didn't. But I am grateful everything worked out the way it did.