(Mr. Multz holds up a bread bag with only one slice left in it.)
(Grocer examines the mostly empty bag of bread.)
Are you deaf man! The loaf of bread was a slice short! This brand of bread always has twenty slices, which works well for making sandwiches. Except this time. This loaf is missing a slice!
Are you certain it didn't have an extra slice in it. You know, like a baker's dozen. Although I guess this would be more like a baker's score...
Oh, I am certain. I always make two sandwiches a day - one for now and one for later. I opened the bag five days ago, and it is later, which means this loaf is a slice short.
And you never have a slice of toast in the morning? With butter and jam? Nothing starts the day like a slice of toast.
Not during this time of year. And when I have toast, I always make two slices. It's a waste of electricity to only make one slice!
How about chilli? Because when I eat chilli, I like to use a slice of bread, lightly buttered, to mop up the juice at the bottom of the bowl.
My stomach can't handle chilli. Now, what I want to know, is what are you going to do about this loaf of bread?
Do you have your receipt?
(Fishes in pocket for change)
How about a quarter?
(Grocer heads to the breakroom.)
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