Kid: Do you spend a lot of money at the monkey store, Mr. Monkey?
Mr. Monkey: I used to, I used to. But times are tough.
Kid: That's so true. So very true.
MM: I like things that are true.
K: Yeah.
MM: Because, you know? They just fit reality so well.
K: Yeah. I like that, too.
MM: Yes. And then I don't have to lie as much.
K: No, not as much. Not quite, anyway.
MM: Well, I think you're going to love your new job at the monkey store. You'll bring some... personal spice into the environment.
K: Oh. Yeah. Yeah, I suppose I will.
MM: You're so... personally spicy.
K: Thanks. I mean, I hope to be.
M: Good kid.
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Do not look for deep meanings in the title.
[See the site of National Sketch Writing Month for the meaning of all this.]
Mr. Monkey: I used to, I used to. But times are tough.
Kid: That's so true. So very true.
MM: I like things that are true.
K: Yeah.
MM: Because, you know? They just fit reality so well.
K: Yeah. I like that, too.
MM: Yes. And then I don't have to lie as much.
K: No, not as much. Not quite, anyway.
MM: Well, I think you're going to love your new job at the monkey store. You'll bring some... personal spice into the environment.
K: Oh. Yeah. Yeah, I suppose I will.
MM: You're so... personally spicy.
K: Thanks. I mean, I hope to be.
M: Good kid.
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Do not look for deep meanings in the title.
[See the site of National Sketch Writing Month for the meaning of all this.]
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