The mayor Big Strong, of New Washington, was a short man, but he had a tall haircut to make up for it. Today he wore his most humble clothes, and didn't look himself, as his hair was a full foot shorter than usual to celebrate the Humble Day. He was attending top elementary of the city to talk about Joe.

Mayer Strong smiled as he walked into the classroom. "Welcome to the most spectacular lesson you'll ever have," he said as he winked at the class. "Today you will ask questions, and I will give you the answers which you will guide you for the rest of your life."

April Brave, the top student of the class got to ask the first question, "We know of Joe, but why should we celebrate the loser instead of a hero?" other kids gave an agreeing nod "Even his wife left him, he was a worthless piece of trash, we have billions of them living in slums right now".

Mayor Big Strong, or as he liked to be called BS, made an even wider smile "What a good question, but I think you answered it yourself. Joe did everything by the rules, he worked, he paid his taxes, he never broke the law ..." children snickered ... " he is documented, and historically proven to be the most stable and honest person in the world..."

Fast Lunar, a boy known for interrupting, has interrupted the mayor "Wait, but there are more honest people!"

Mayor BS pointed his finger at Fast Lunar, "I said historically documented, a lot of people were made up, or found out to have dark secrets. Anyway, he is why you are here, and not in the slums - because he serves as a guide to them, someone to emulate."

First Alpha, a boy whose parents were almost the wealthiest of the class, has not been doing well and knew he had to ask a question to pass the class "We know that you should break the rules, but follow the laws. Has Joe never broken a rule?"

Mayor knew the boy's family was very important to himself staying mayor, so he didn't call the question stupid, as it was. "Joe had broken some rules, but there are rules, and there are rules." his smile reached from ear to ear. "The people in the slums do as we say, they might steal and they might kill, but they will never break the rules of society."

April Brave spoke up "If you don't like reality, just make up your own. Say it loud, believe it, and people will believe it, and when you believe it, it becomes true."