064- Lights Go Off

Jerry of the circus. Jerry of the circus. Patsy, you might slide that butter up this way, please.

Surely, bums. Here, Jason, hand it to us. Here you are. I help yourself. Thanks. How are the potatoes all now? Jerry, did you, Jerry? Oh, thanks, Carmen. How many potatoes have you had, Jerry? Only two.

Only two. But they were little ones. Jerry's trying to build himself up so he can become a strong man of the circus. I quit always kidding me about how much I eat. We've got to have our lap with our meals, Jerry.

Is it aged, I guess? Yeah, but why be gone mean? Well, you're not exactly on a diet, you told Jerry. Then never mind the potatoes. Oh, don't, Jerry. You can stand little kitten. Come on, have one of these nice brown potatoes.

They're all for good. You're so mean. Well, your friend, Thomas, quite a waiter, Jerry. He serves very well. He can do most anything. Well, how are you making out, Carmen? You got enough of everything down there and you're into the table?

Oh yes, thank you, Mom. I have plenty. Jason. Yeah. Look it. Here comes Tom with that box with a bouquet of vegetables, requirements. Now the fun's gonna start. Oh, we're Jerry. We don't want anybody to know we had anything to do with this.

Well, who's your admire, Comyn? That's your pretty box of flour. I have the idea who this is from. Look, he's opening it, Jerry. Hello, Mom. What is this? It's only on the side of the table.

These have gone far enough. I will not stand for such thing as these. I have seen a vegetable bouquets since I was a boy. I don't think so. I don't think so. I have never been so.