:07:03
Do you do
any of the embalming?
:07:05
Oh, my God, no. Oh, God.
:07:08
I just do the hair and makeup
on the deceased.
:07:12
I'm lucky I have
an afterschool job...
:07:13
where I can practice my talent.
:07:19
Oh, yeah, sure.
Every pageant is special...
:07:22
but this one
is extra-super-special to me.
:07:27
When I was seventeen...
I don't know if you know this...
:07:31
I was crowned Mount Rose's
American Teen Princess...
:07:37
and this year...
:07:39
drumroll, please...
:07:41
my lovely daughter
Rebecca Ann Leeman is competing.
:07:48
Is this my mark?
:07:51
Hi. I'm Rebecca Leeman,
and I believe this pageant...
:07:55
is an important experience
for every young woman.
:07:57
It...
:07:59
Well, it teaches you what's
really important in life...
:08:02
and it has the power
to change you...
:08:05
in ways you've never dreamed of.
:08:16
My mom gave me this nine-mill
for my thirteenth birthday.
:08:19
Yeah. I'll always remember
what she wrote in the card.
:08:22
"Jesus loves winners. "
:08:24
That's why no matter what I do,
I aim to win.
:08:32
Why?
Well, it's kinda like asking...
:08:36
why all the guys chew
Copenhagen, you know?
:08:39
If you're seventeen...
:08:41
and you're not a total fry,
it's just what you do.
:08:46
Have you decided what
your talent is going to be yet?
:08:49
Mm-hmm. Yeah.
I'm gonna sing and dance...
:08:52
to "New York, New York. "
:08:54
I just fell in love with
the Big Apple last summer...
:08:57
when I was visiting
my brother Peter there.
:08:59
He followed his dream
all the way to New York.