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Be polite. Pay attention. Wait your turn. Don't hit others... Simple rules for children of all ages who happen to be White House Correspondents. Minding our manners isn't always easy, and being a real-life journalist is even more difficult. It's easy to forget how to be a normal human when faced with difficult choices, e.g., "When someone else is talking, should I immediately also start talking?" "When the time for questions has ended, is that the time for shouting unrelated commentary?" "When my turn is over, and someone else wants to take a turn, do I share, or do I fend them off with karate?" "Which is more important, what the President has to say or what I have to say? I mean, I'm kind of a big deal." If this book isn't a New York Times Bestseller by Christmas, in the words of an unsung hero, "Excuse me, I shall never give this microphone back. It's MINE. For serious. This is about ME."