Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Comdey Skit , by - George BurnsRelease date: 03.06.2014
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Comdey Skit , by - George BurnsComdey Skit |
| May I take your order now sir? |
| Our special today is fresh Surf & Turf. |
| It’s quite good. |
| Oh! |
| Yes, I’ll have that thank you. |
| Would you like a salad with that perhaps? |
| Yes please. |
| And what type of dressing do you prefer? |
| Hmm. |
| What is the house dressing? |
| It’s a little like French. |
| It’s very good. |
| All right, I’ll have that… and can you bring me a Bloody Mary? |
| Another waitress? |
| Pardon? |
| Nothing. |
| It was in poor taste. |
| I’m sorry sir. |
| I’ll be right back with your |
| drink sir. |
| Excuse me sir, are you waiting for someone? |
| No, I’m all alone tonight. |
| Do you think you would mind terribly if I asked you to leave? |
| WHAT?!? |
| You mean NOW? |
| Before I’ve eaten?!? |
| As soon as possible yes. |
| Do you mind? |
| Well of course I mind! |
| I came here to eat. |
| If I’d wanted to leave I would have |
| gone somewhere else! |
| Right. |
| Well, I’ve arranged to have your dinner wrapped up for you to take out. |
| Perhaps you could eat it in your car. |
| We have a very pretty parking lot; |
| lots of trees and shrubs. |
| Yeah, sure. |
| I just love eating Surf & Turf in my Honda. |
| It’s the perfect |
| setting for a take out entrée. |
| Of course not! |
| I want to eat my dinner at this |
| table like everybody else! |
| Excuse me sir, but nobody else IS eating at this table. |
| You said you were alone. |
| HA! |
| HA! |
| I bet that one went over great at the legion, are you sure you’re the |
| host here? |
| You’d make a great straight man for the comic? |
| I’m sorry sir, I wasn’t trying to be funny. |
| Then you’re an idiot! |
| I meant I wanted to eat HERE at the restaurant! |
| Why do you want me to leave? |
| Well sir, as you know, this is a CLASS restaurant. |
| We try to please our |
| customers in every way possible… and… to be perfectly frank; |
| I don’t quite know |
| how to tell you this… but… I’ve received several complaints about your tie from |
| the other patrons. |
| They find it hard to eat their food while you’re here. |
| You’re joking of course. |
| I wish I was sir, but I am quite serious. |
| Now if you would be so kind as to- |
| NO! |
| I don’t believe you! |
| You said you try to please the customer in every way |
| possible, right? |
| Yes but- |
| I’m a customer! |
| And it may surprise you to realize this, but it does not please |
| me to be asked to leave and eat my meal in my car. |
| What pleases me is to have |
| my meal brought to my table, where I proceed to enjoy it at my own pace! |
| I can understand that sir. |
| Obviously, given a choice, I knew you would prefer |
| to have your meal here, but you must consider my point as well. |
| You see you are |
| ONE, and they are SEVERAL. |
| In a conflict such as this, we must try to please |
| the most people possible. |
| That’s common practice. |
| Majority rules. |
| I’m sure you understand. |
| How many complaints did you receive? |
| 26?! |
| They all hated my tie? |
| With a passion. |
| Well, let’s compromise. |
| I’ll move to a different table where it won’t bother |
| anyone. |
| Like over there. |
| I’m sorry sir, we are totally booked up. |
| There aren’t any seats in the |
| restaurant where you won’t be in someone’s view. |
| Fine. |
| I’ll take the tie off. |
| It’s only a gift from my uncle. |
| It’s not like it |
| was on my neck permanently. |
| I don’t really like the tie that much anyway. |
| There. |
| (It's off) |
| Well sir, I’m afraid I’m still going to have to ask you to leave. |
| WHY??? |
| My tie is out of sight. |
| I don’t- WAIT A MINUTE! |
| That man is wearing a |
| tie exactly like mine! |
| Why wasn’t he asked to leave?!? |
| I demand and |
| explanation! |
| What’s going on here anyway. |
| Please let go of me sir, I was about to explain. |
| I only mentioned your tie so |
| as not to hurt your feelings. |
| What really offends people is your… … um. |
| BELT! |
| Yes, your belt is terribly ugly! |
| Everyone hates it. |
| I actually received 29 |
| complaints, I was trying to be nice by saying 26. I only said your tie because |
| I didn’t want to upset you. |
| There! |
| Okay, you caught me. |
| I admit it. |
| It’s your shoes really. |
| YEECH! |
| Horrible! |
| They turn my stomach! |
| Well??? |
| EGAD!!! |
| Those SOCKS!!! |
| Put your shoes back on, QUICK! |
| I’m afraid your just too |
| poorly dressed to eat her sir. |
| You’ll have to leave, no doubt about it. |
| FINE!!! |
| I wouldn’t eat here again if you PAID ME! |
| I don’t know what is going on |
| here, but I don’t need this kind of treatment. |
| AND YOUR TIE IS UGLY TOO!!! |
| Well? |
| Did you tell him we were out of Surf & Turf? |
| Wasn’t necessary. |
| How far did you get? |
| To the belt. |
| Darn… |
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|---|---|
| Road to Follow ft. George Burns | 2007 |
| Dirty Material ft. George Burns | 2007 |
| Perfection ft. George Burns | 2007 |
| Sustain Quality ft. George Burns | 2007 |
| Lamb Chops ft. George Burns | 2007 |
| Old Bones | 2014 |
| As Time Goes By ft. Bobby Vinton | 1992 |
| Ain't Misbehavin' | 2013 |
| How Old Do You Get ft. Bobby Vinton | 1992 |