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It was a typical day at the Distinctive Fish Resturaunt. By "typical", I mean slow, boring, and not a fun place to work at. The resturaunt only got an average of 10 customers per day, usually because they couldn't afford anything else.
The resturaunt owner, Frank St. Knarf, was looking at the bills and various other paperwork. He was sad. He realised that the resturaunt was going to go bankrupt within three days unless buisness improved. Then he was looking through his legal papers, and realised something....
"If Distinctive Fish Resturaunt has financial problems, it is the responsibility of whoever the owner is to pay off all debts", Mr. St. Knarf read outloud, "So all I have to do is find a sucker to take over ownership."
"You called?", asked a talking sucker who suddenly appeared.
"No, I didn't mean it literally", said Mr. St. Knarf.
"Okay, then", said the sucker, "I'm going home now."
The sucker left, and then Mr. St. Knarf stoped the sucker.
"Wait!", Mr. St. Knarf said, "We have an important, unnanounced employee meeting."
The employees, who mostly consisted of penguins and rats, although there were a few human employees and the sucker, got ready for the meeting.
"I have an important announcement", said Mr. St. Knarf, "I am selling the resturaunt."
Everyone groaned, all talking at once. Hardly any words could be heard.
"Who are you going to sell it to?", asked one of the employees.
"Well, Ted", Mr. St. Knarf said, "I am going to sell it to whoever the next person who walks through that door!" Mr. St. Knarf then thought to himself, "anybody who likes to eat here should be stupid enough to sign a contract without reading it first."
Just then, Lew Zeland walked into the resturaunt.
"Hey, he, hey!", said Lew Zeland, "I'm here for the usual today!"
"One moment", said one of the penguin employees.
"Congraduations!", said Mr. St. Knarf, "You are thenew owner of this resturaunt!"
"Oh, wow!", said Lew Zeland, "Thank you, sir."
Mr. St. Knarf then took a contract out of his coat pocket, and a pen out of his pants pocket. "Just sign this contract and you will be granted full ownership."
"Oh, okay", said Lew Zeland, who without hesitating signed the contract quicker than he was handed it.
"Thank you", said Mr. St. Knarf, "Employees, meet your new boss..", Mr. St. Knarf looked at the paper, "Mr. Lew Zeland!"
"Bye, Mr. St. Knarf", said the employees, "Hello, Mr. Zeland."
"Well, I guess I have a job to do", said Lew Zeland.
He was then handed his order, two cooked fish and a fried fish.
"I guess since I own this place I don't have to pay for it",s aid Lew Zeland, "And the customer is always right!"
"Yeah", said one of the rats, "But you work here now. you're not a customer."
The resturaunt owner, Frank St. Knarf, was looking at the bills and various other paperwork. He was sad. He realised that the resturaunt was going to go bankrupt within three days unless buisness improved. Then he was looking through his legal papers, and realised something....
"If Distinctive Fish Resturaunt has financial problems, it is the responsibility of whoever the owner is to pay off all debts", Mr. St. Knarf read outloud, "So all I have to do is find a sucker to take over ownership."
"You called?", asked a talking sucker who suddenly appeared.
"No, I didn't mean it literally", said Mr. St. Knarf.
"Okay, then", said the sucker, "I'm going home now."
The sucker left, and then Mr. St. Knarf stoped the sucker.
"Wait!", Mr. St. Knarf said, "We have an important, unnanounced employee meeting."
The employees, who mostly consisted of penguins and rats, although there were a few human employees and the sucker, got ready for the meeting.
"I have an important announcement", said Mr. St. Knarf, "I am selling the resturaunt."
Everyone groaned, all talking at once. Hardly any words could be heard.
"Who are you going to sell it to?", asked one of the employees.
"Well, Ted", Mr. St. Knarf said, "I am going to sell it to whoever the next person who walks through that door!" Mr. St. Knarf then thought to himself, "anybody who likes to eat here should be stupid enough to sign a contract without reading it first."
Just then, Lew Zeland walked into the resturaunt.
"Hey, he, hey!", said Lew Zeland, "I'm here for the usual today!"
"One moment", said one of the penguin employees.
"Congraduations!", said Mr. St. Knarf, "You are thenew owner of this resturaunt!"
"Oh, wow!", said Lew Zeland, "Thank you, sir."
Mr. St. Knarf then took a contract out of his coat pocket, and a pen out of his pants pocket. "Just sign this contract and you will be granted full ownership."
"Oh, okay", said Lew Zeland, who without hesitating signed the contract quicker than he was handed it.
"Thank you", said Mr. St. Knarf, "Employees, meet your new boss..", Mr. St. Knarf looked at the paper, "Mr. Lew Zeland!"
"Bye, Mr. St. Knarf", said the employees, "Hello, Mr. Zeland."
"Well, I guess I have a job to do", said Lew Zeland.
He was then handed his order, two cooked fish and a fried fish.
"I guess since I own this place I don't have to pay for it",s aid Lew Zeland, "And the customer is always right!"
"Yeah", said one of the rats, "But you work here now. you're not a customer."