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Hello, this is Sonner with my Senate platform and with way of how to improve
Whyville. My platform if I become senator is to make Whyville a great place for
both newbies and oldbies. I would like Grenouille to stop going on vacation and
return to Whyville and have the factory open. I would also like to have Akbar
lower the prices to restock our face parts. Other designers and myself are
losing thousands of clams weekly due to these sky high prices. To make Whyville
a funner place I would love for Whyville to have bank accounts to earn interest
off of and it would make lots of people stop complaining about how they're not
making enough clams etc. My other plans are to hurry and speed up the process of
building the mall. Also there have been issues about plots. If I am elected
Senator I think we should have a city wide poll whether to keep plots or to make
something else to live in, such as apartments. I love the idea of having
apartments instead of plots, it would take up less space and the more clams you
have, the bigger apartment space you would have. It would eliminate buying
bricks and you would only have to buy furniture. I'm sure most of you may agree
with me about having that annoying, Sorry chat has stopped," sign pop up
whenever you want to go somewhere. I want to eliminate it as I'm sure most
Whyvillians want to, so if I was elected Senator I would bring this issue to the
City Workers and discuss this issue. As senator I would gladly read and
acknowledge your concerns or questions about Whyville. My past experiences to
make me a senator is that I am a Y-mail helper and on the Whyville Safety Patrol
team, also I am a Times Writer and own a successful face part store. I have a
clean record on Whyville and know this great town of ours inside out and have
been on Whyville for more than 2 years, which makes me aware of the things
Whyvillians need and want as luxuries. Thank you, and vote Sonner as Senator for
great new things and I'll try my hardest to accomplish the promises I made if
elected Senator.
Editor's Note: Post your questions for Sonner in the BBS below. He may answer them, or City Workers may use your questions for the Whyville Senator Debate, to be hosted in the week of April 19th by City Hall in the Greek Theatre.
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