Wilma and David need to be more careful. Looking down on someone is tricky, especially when you’re right there, eye to eye on the same level.
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When Ziggy needs to talk to you, you’re gonna get talked to.
I’m not sure Clem thinks his talents are being used to their fullest measure.
Well, that’s not entirely true…
I AM sure. Clem doesn’t think his talents are being used to their fullest measure.
I guess I can see where Dusty wouldn’t want to extend the conversation about the cassowary any farther than it absolutely has to go.
And I can see where Durnell wouldn’t mind one way or the other if anyone sees this video and wants to talk to Dusty about injury complaints, animal abuse accusations, endangerment and public safety concerns…
Looking back, though… that poor minister who had the busload of kids sure came away from a stressful weekend with a lot of stories, didn’t he?
The local Bass Pro Shop has a swamp in it. There’s fish in the water, and Spanish moss and all. I think the trees are fiberglass, but that’s fine.
They used to have more boats on the water inside the store, so prospective boat buyers could actually stand on the floating boats and scope ’em out and all.
I heard the reason they don’t do that is that there are WAY more children than there are prospective boat buyers.
Sportsmart must have had a similar issue when setting up their amazing indoor forest. Lots more people looking for the bathrooms in a giant store than there are people who want to practice putting up a tent.
Dusty is showing cognizance of culpability. Doesn’t she know that it makes the insanity defense nearly impossible later?
Dusty doesn’t like to do the dirty work, does she?
She’d probably rather not do any of the work.
But you can’t be adored by the public and get the good restaurant treatment if you don’t show up for your TV show…
You know you’re not trying to get anywhere particular if you’re surprised to discover… a trail underfoot.
Hey, Rick, assess the risk of accepting a job of assessing risk at a big faceless insurance company.
…That bad, huh?
Paperwork… WORK. It’s in the name.
Leave it to Bob that turning a profit would be too much trouble, especially when the money is right there in your face.
