article_snippet.sent: kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer took the mic at a town hall meeting Tuesday to tell presumptive 2016 presidential candidate Chris Christie that kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer needs to check kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer attitude at the door. '
article_snippet.sent: I really feel that you need to tone it down a little bit,' said kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer, 'if you want to become president of the United States.'
article_snippet.sent: kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer said it would be difficult for presumptive 2016 presidential candidate Chris Christie that he needs to check his attitude at the door to explain to presumptive 2016 presidential candidate Chris Christie that he needs to check his attitude at the door young students why it's okay for a presidential figure to say 'shut up' and 'idiot.'
article_snippet.sent: Cool it: New Jersey schoolteacher Cheryl Meyer told Chris Christie to cool it with the attitude at a town hall meeting Tuesday . '
article_snippet.sent: I really feel that you need to tone it down a little bit,' said New Jersey schoolteacher Cheryl Meyer (left), 'if you want to become president of the United States' Chris Christie was careful to choose president of the United States' Christie answer calmly as cameras rolled. '
article_snippet.sent: There are always going to be differences of opinion in style,' president of the United States' Christie said before explaining, to applause, that president of the United States' Christie doesn't believe public figures must answer politely no matter how nasty a question or comment might be. '
article_snippet.sent: Whereas, other times, 'you just have a bad day.'
article_snippet.sent: Chris Christie response seemed to please many in the audience, who clapped each chance they got to affirm Chris Christie no-nonsense attitude.
article_snippet.sent: However, according to NBC New York, one member of the audience was sure to see things a little differently.
article_snippet.sent: Watching a town hall meeting Tuesday was Jim Keady, who Chris Christie famously told to 'sit down and shut up' for heckling him over the disbursement of Superstorm Sandy funds.
article_snippet.sent: Chris Christie was careful to choose his answer calmly as cameras his answer are always going to be differences of opinion in style' Chris Christie said before explaining, to applause, that Chris Christie doesn't believe public figures must answer politely no matter how nasty a question or comment might be . '
article_snippet.sent: But it's called self-control, it's called respect for your office,' said Keady, who is now running for state assembly.
article_snippet.sent: Christie’s office says Christie’sChristie’s held over 130 town hall events during Christie’s tenure as governor.
highlights_snippet.sent: New Jersey school teacher Cheryl Meyer, 45, told the governor the governor famous attitude won't be appreciated nationwide .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The likely 2016 candidate, who was holding a town hall meeting, responded calmly and said 'I'm trying to get better every day' 