Babe is tasked to herd the sheep. He takes advice from the sheepdogs and acts aggressively and mean towards the sheep to get their compliance. However, Babe is not intimidating like a sheepdog and needs to try a different tactic. He shows his kindness to the sheep and they agree to follow his orders if he asks them nicely.

This song emphasizes the importance of grit. Its joyful tone convinces the audience that, even though you may not succeed the first time, you will eventually succeed if you are persistent.

When Huckle sees a CD player in the store window, he decides he must go in and buy it. However, once there, he realizes he does not have enough money. The store owner employs several techniques to ultimately convince Huckle that he must get a job to create the funds to purchase the coveted CD player.

Stan, who works in pest control, approaches Lucas about a contract. Lucas' father ordered Stan's pest control services but "forgot" to sign the contract. Lucas is hesitant to sign at first but ultimately does so because of Stan's taunting rhetoric.

Shelby uses Aristotle's appeals to persuade Mr. Ford, to not just continue the racing program, but also make Shelby in charge of the entire race team.