| Mr. Lunt: And what would you like to drink?
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| Larry: I’ll just have water, please. |
| And could I have it in a glass this time?
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| Mr. Lunt: Hmm, Let me check my records…
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| (scrolls over pages on his notepad with stains)
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| Just as I suspected
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| Good thing I stopped and checked it
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| My pad is stained and blotted
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| From liquids you spilt on it
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| I’m afraid the jig is up…
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| You must use a sippy cup
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| Larry: STOP!
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| Don’t bring me a sippy cup
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| Haven’t spilled since yesterday
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| Water won’t stain anyway
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| Bring a mug
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| Bring a jug
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| Just don’t bring… a sippy cup
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| Mr. Lunt: Hmm, let me check with the busboy…
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| (leaves offscreen to talk with the busboy)
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| Is he the one?
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| (both Mr. Lunt and Jimmy show up)
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| Jimmy: IT’S YOU!
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| Every time I fill it
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| He turns around and spills it
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| I’ve brought a hundred blotters
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| 'Cause you can’t hold your waters
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| This time I’m not mopping up…
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| Both: You must use a sippy cup
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| Larry: NO!
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| Don’t bring me a sippy cup
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| They’ll be making fun o' me
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| Put a pail in front o' me
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| Bring a mug
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| Bring a jug
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| Just don’t bring… a sippy cup |
| Mr. Lunt: Well, I could ask the Maitre D'…
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| (Mr. Lunt and Jimmy vanished for a few seconds until Madame Blueberry arrives')
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| Blueberry: Zees is impos-see-blay
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| He puddles up ze cafe
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| You take me for a fool?
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| A restaurant’s not a pool
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| Take his glass and lock it up
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| All three: Ze pickle gets a sippy cup
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| Larry: Wait!
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| Don’t bring me a sippy cup
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| This time I’m not gonna spill
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| Jimmy: I’m pretty sure he will
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| Larry: Spilling soda’s not a crime
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| If it is, I’ll do time
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| Just don’t bring… a sippy cup
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| (the music becomes slower, with the lights dimming, and a judge’s stand show up
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| with Mr. Nezzer on it)
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| Nezzer: Order, order in the court
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| I judge you the clumsy sort
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| By the dictates of our laws
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| I sentence you to safety straws
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| (telephone rings, and Jimmy brings it to the judge)
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| Jimmy: It’s the Governor
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| Nezzer: (answering the phone) Yes, I see. |
| Very well. |
| Thank you, Governor.
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| (closes the phone) Ahem…
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| Give me back that sippy cup
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| You’ve been granted sippy stay
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| Larry: This must be my lucky day
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| Chorus: This must be his lucky day |
| Nezzer: Bring a mug
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| Bring a jug
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| Jimmy: I’ll bring an absorbent rug
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| Chorus: You don’t need… a sippy cup
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| (Mr. Lunts shows up with a wine glass filled with grape juice)
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| Mr. Lunt: Compliments of the house, grape juice
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| Larry: Grape juice? |
| (Dramatic zooms between some of the characters and Larry as
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| starts to drink the grape juice, only to spill it all over others) Oops! |
| Sorry!
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| Narrator: This has been silly songs with Larry. |
| Tune in next time to hear Larry
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| say: I’ll take that sippy cup! |