A day at the beach

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Ladies and gentlemen, every spring as soon as the warm weather starts in California, Jack Benny and his gang take a day off and go out to the beach. As we look in on Jack's home, he and Rochester are preparing for this annual picnic.

Rochester, have you got everything? I think so, boys! towels, bathing caps, suntan oil? Uh-huh. Did you pack enough lunch? I put in some sandwiches, potato salad, pickles, celery, olives, and 60 hard-boiled eggs. 60? How come we've got so many hard-boiled eggs?