Tony can cook.
November 15, 2011
Tony visits a Farmer’s Market one afternoon to shop for some vegetables.
Farmer: How are you today? May I help you—what kinds of vegetables are you looking for?
Tony: Uh,…I don’t have anything in mind. I am just looking to see what you have here.
Farmer: I have different kinds of vegetables and fruits—zucchini, string beans, bananas, egg plant, etc. Tell me what you plan to cook for your dinner, maybe I can make some suggestions for you.
Tony: I like something spicy. I like to feel a little bit of a burn.
Farmer: Great! I have a Thai chili. It’s very-very spicy.
Tony: Uh…no. Your Thai chili is too small.
Farmer: Oh, I also have Sweet Bell peppers. They are bigger but not as spicy as Thai chili.
Tony: No, thanks. I see you have cucumbers too.
Farmer: Ooh, right. How do you like to cook cucumbers?
Tony: I like to put olive oil on them. I like when it’s very oily. May I try it?
Farmer: Sure. All my vegetables are sweet and fresh from the farm.
Tony: Do you have olive oil for me too?
Farmer: Sure, here you go.
Farmer: Oh My God!!! What are you doing?
Tony: I want to feel it before I buy it to see which size of cucumber fits perfectly my ass. The last time I bought one, it seemed too small; my ass couldn’t feel anything.