At the end of "President Cleveland, Where Are You?" the protagonist, Jerry, shares with the audience that he "sat there a long time, waiting for the good feeling to come." What does that mean? Question 2 options: Jerry was hoping to pool together money with his sisters to help Armand pay for prom.

Jerry knew he did the right thing giving Armand the money for prom, but he still felt sad that he didn't get to win the signed baseball mitt.

Jerry knew he did the wrong thing giving Armand the money for prom, and he still felt irate that he didn't get to win the signed baseball mitt.

Jerry was waiting for Armand to pay him the money back so he could purchase more cards.