- Welcome to Story Time! Today, Orange and I will-- (farting)
- Hey Pear! Smell my flower. (laughter) - No. - Aw, why not? - 'Cause it's a prank flower lapel. You're gonna squirt me with water. - Nuh-uh, it's real! - Then why is there a tube running over to that glass of water? - 'Cause flowers need to
be in water to grow, duh! Go on, smell it. It smells as good as it looks. - Orange, I think today's story is an important one for you to hear. It's called "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" and the moral of the story
is one I hope you listen to. - Well, keep hoping 'cause
I don't have any ears. (laughter) - Okay, let's give it a
shot anyway, shall we? Once upon a time, there was a boy whose job was to watch his town's sheep. - [Orange] As far as jobs
go, it wasn't half baa-ad. (laughter) - [Pear] Now, the boy did
get bored from time to time. - [Orange] Well, sure. Counting sheep would put anybody to sleep. - [Pear] And to fight his
boredom, the boy would play pranks on the other people in the town sometimes. - [Orange] Pranks? Oh, this story just got good. What'd he do? Whoopee cushion? Saran Wrap across the doorway? Bug in the ice cube? Horse head under the bed covers? - No, he didn't do any of those things, especially not a horse
head under the covers. Where'd you even hear about that? Okay, you know what? Never mind, we're getting
this story back on track. - Can we get it back on the horse track? (laughter) - Stop it! Now then, the prank the boy
would always pull was this. He'd run into town and cry out-- - [Orange] A horse is eating the sheep! - [Pear] No, it was a wolf. - [Orange] Oh, right, sorry. He'd run into town and yell, a wolf is eating all the horses! - [Pear] No, there are no
horses in this story, dude. - Easy, Pear. No need to be such a neigh-sayer. (laughter)
- Ugh! The boy would run into town, and yell that a wolf was
eating all the sheep, which, of course, wasn't true at all. The sheep were all fine, but the boy was just pranking the
townspeople out of boredom. - [Orange] You could say he really pulled the wool over their eyes. (laughter) - [Pear] That's right. And day after day, the boy
kept running into town, crying wolf. - What's the wolf crying about? I thought he got to eat
all the sheep he wanted. - No, the wolf is not crying, dude. The boy is crying wolf. - Oh! Yeah, I don't get it. (laughter) - Also, there is no wolf. The boy was pranking the
townspeople, remember? - Oh, yeah! So what prank did he do? Rubber chicken? Googly eyes? Saran Wrap over the toilet? Fart bomb?
(farting) - None of the above! I just told you the prank he pulled, dude. He lied about a wolf eating the sheep. - Oh, yeah, I remember now. Boy, he really fleeced
those town folk, didn't he? - Ugh, can we please
just get this over with? The townsfolk began to catch on over time, and after a while, they stopped falling for the boy's pranks. But then, one day the boy was out in the fields with the sheep, and guess what showed up. - [Orange] A horse? - [Pear] No! - [Orange] Sponge Bob? - [Pear] No! - [Orange] Two horses? - [Pear] A wolf! A wolf showed up, dude. - [Orange] Oh, yeah,
that makes more sense. - [Pear] So the boy ran into town and cried wolf again, but this time, the townsfolk didn't believe him. They thought he was just pranking them. - [Orange] Oh, no! But what happened to the sheep? - [Pear] They were eaten!
(burping) - [Orange] By the horse? But horses don't even eat sheep. This story makes no sense. - They were eaten by the wolf. - Oh, and what happened to the horse? - There is no horse! - Yeah, I definitely didn't
understand this story. - Ugh! So let me guess, you didn't catch the moral of the story either. The one about not lying or
pranking people too much? - Nope. - So I assume you're gonna keep pranking everyone in the kitchen? - Of course not, Pear, I swear. I swear it on this flower lapel. (laughter) (upbeat music)
