(Coco) Look at how much fun we're having.
♪ (piano plays Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and goes off-key) ♪
-(Coco) I want it! I want it!
(Coco grunts)
Hey.
What's going on?
Hey, settle down!
I don't wanna settle down!
(grunts)
What are you so angry about?
I'm angry because I wanna buy another Shopkin and you won't let me.
Okay well, you're certainly not gonna get anything
if you keep freaking out like this.
Just give me what I want!
-(Dad) No.
You gotta settle down!
If you give me what I want, then I'll settle down.
No, that's not how it works.
Why not!
(Yells "Why!" repeatedly)
Why not?!
Why!
Cause, it is the wanting, that is the problem.
You see?
Even if I gave you exactly what you wanted right now...
Okay!
No! No, I'm not going to actually give you what you wanted.
I'm saying that if I did, you'd probably feel pretty good, right?
Yeah! Yeah, I'd feel a lot pretty good!
- No, you wouldn't. Okay yes, you would- - Yeah!
- No! Well yes, fine, you would. - Yeah!
- But, how long would that last? - I dunno.
- A week? - Sure.
- A day? - Maybe!
- An hour? - I don't know!
Okay. I'm gonna tell you a story.
I don't wanna story.
Well I'm gonna tell you a story.
I don't want it.
-I'm going to tell you a story, the -I don't want it.
- story's gonna help you, just listen - Don't.
Shh.
Shh. Just listen.
Fine.
Alright.
Okay. So, once upon a time,
there was a beautiful castle. (Harp plays)
-(Dad) And in this castle, lived a princess.
I know a lot about princesses.
Right. Okay well, this princess was really sad.
(Harp plays) -(Dad) She was sad because she wanted
-(Dad) a pony. So, she said to her father the king, she said,
-(Dad) I want it! I want it! I want it!
-(Dad) And because he was the king, he could do anything he wanted.
-(Dad) He got her the pony, and she was happy.
Yeah.
That's not the whole story. I'm still telling it.
There's more.
So, the next morning she woke up,
(Harp plays) -(Dad) and she was sad again.
-(Dad) This time, she was sad because she wanted a bouncy castle.
-(Dad) She went back to her dad and said,
-(Dad) I want it! I want it! I want it!
-(Dad) And he got her the bouncy castle!
-(Dad) And again she was so happy.
Okay, why are you telling me this story?
You'll find out why, okay, just... let me tell it.
She's just getting everything she wants. She's happy.
Right so listen.
This is when the story gets good.
(Harp Plays) -(Dad) So this went on for 27 years.
-(Dad) She would wake up and she'd be sad because she wanted something.
-(Dad) Then she would get that thing and she'd be happy!
-(Dad) But then she'd just end up being sad again.
-(Dad) Well finally, one morning, she woke up, and she said,
-(Dad) I want a...!
Shopkin.
No. A-
Shopkin.
No. A-
Two Shopkins. No.
(Harp plays) -(Dad) She had run out,
-(Dad) of things to want. She already, had everything in the whole world!
-(Dad) Well, this made her very, very sad.
-(Dad) Because there was nothing left to fufill her wanting.
-(Dad) So she cried.
-(Dad) She cried, and she wailed,
-(Dad) and she carried on for 4 days straight.
-(Dad) She cried, so hard, and so loud,
-(Dad) that she didn't even notice a group of bandits,
-(Dad) breaking into the castle and stealing all of her stuff!
-(Dad) Well finally after 4 days she stopped crying
-(Dad) because she ran out of tears because she was so severely dehydrated.
-So she went- -What does that mean?
It means she was out of liquid in her body.
- She was like a prune. - A prune?!
Yeah.
Well someone should get her some water, she probably wants it!
That's exactly right.
So she wandered downstairs, to get herself a glass of water,
(Harp plays) -(Dad) and it was then, that she noticed,
-(Dad) that everything was gone.
-(Dad) She'd been cleaned out!
-(Dad) You guessed it! More sadness.
-(Dad) She sat down and tried to cry, but she didn't have any tears yet,
-(Dad) because she hadn't properly yet rehydrated.
-(Dad) But it was then that she noticed something across the room
-(Dad) hiding under the sofa.
-(Dad) There was a toy bunny.
-(Dad) The thieves must have missed it!
-(Dad) And she remembered this bunny. She picked it up and she looked at it,
-(Dad) and she remembered that she had begged her father for it
years ago, and he had got it for her.
-(Dad) But then she just tossed it aside, and went on to wanting the next thing.
-(Dad) But in this moment, she held that bunny close,
-(Dad) she suddenly realized, that she wasn't sad anymore.
-(Dad) She was happy!
-(Dad) She was just so thankful to be where she was and to have what she had.
-(Dad) And as that princess got older, anytime that she felt sad, or like she
-(Dad) wasn't getting what she wanted, she just thought of that stuffed little bunny.
(Harp plays) She felt thankful. She felt happy.
The end.
Right?
So she, just had one bunny?
Yeah. Yeah, just the bunny.
Does she have a TV?
I dunno why- yeah, maybe. Sure.
So... She...
Sits around and watches TV with her one bunny toy all day long?
No. No, what are you talking about?
She... She goes outside. She plays.
What? She doesn't have any outside toys, or anything to play with.
That doesn't matter. That's not the point!
The point- I dunno. Maybe it needs better work.
I just made it up. Give me a break.
So that's a made up story?
Yeah.
Or is it one you're working on for work?
No I just made it up.
Why you think it's good? You think I could maybe do it
for one of our videos?
No.
Oh. Well what do you know about it anyway? Huh?
Smarty pants.
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