☆(´∀｀)★Python exe★(,,ﾟДﾟ)☆

So I have this Python application I made. The source files take up  about 32kB. I was looking into making this a standard Win32 executable, using py2exe. It works, but the whole package totals up to 14MB. That's a bit big, methinks. I'm using wxPython and some XML parsing doohickeys, but is there anyway I could optimise the file size?

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Why making it an EXE? Keep it as it is. People install Python and wxPython, both of which come in comfortable next next next imamoron next installers, then copy your files and run them. It can't get better.

Don't complicate it, don't make an installer that will hinder development as people won't be able to easily modify the source; don't be a GNAA fag and make a distinction of "sources" and "binaries" when the language is interpreted; don't use GNAA tools; just copy file run file happy happy go go.