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- [Narrator] Mr. Monkey, Monkey Mechanic,
was organizing his bananas.
When suddenly, the garage bell rang.
(bell ringing)
- Oh, a visitor.
- [Narrator] Mr. Monkey loves having visitors,
almost as much as he loves organizing bananas.
Who could it be?
It's Miss Squirrel.
- Hello Miss Squirrel.
What can I do for you today?
- Mr. Monkey, I'm so glad you're here.
I have a big problem.
Big, big, big.
It's driving me nutty.
- Wow, what is it Miss Squirrel?
- There's something wrong with my car.
It stopped working.
I had to push it all the way here.
- Oh no, let me take a look at it right away.
- [Narrator] Mr. Monkey checks the car.
He checks the engine.
He checks the windshield wipers.
He even checks the air conditioner.
- So, what's wrong with my car, Mr. Monkey?
- In a nutshell, you've got nuts.
A lot of them.
They're all over your car, clogging things up.
That's why it stopped working.
- Well, that explains it.
I have been squirreling away my nuts for the winter.
See, I've got acorns, pine nuts, walnuts, and almonds.
Sometimes I lose track of how many of each set I have.
Because I lose track, when I go to the store
I can't remember how many I have of each kind,
so I just buy more of all of them.
Oh, oh, what can I do Mr. Monkey?
- [Narrator] Mr. Monkey studies Miss Squirrel's
nutty mess of a car.
Mr. Monkey has an idea.
He swings off to his work bench.
Let's see.
Miss Squirrel's car won't start
because there are nuts in every nook and cranny.
She can't keep track of all the nuts she has,
so she just keeps getting more.
What Miss Squirrel needs is help organizing her nuts.
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Mr. Monkey knows exactly how to help.
First, he'll need some materials.
He needs four jars,
one big sheet of wood,
and a bunch of nuts and bolts.
(laughs) No, not those kinds of nuts.
There we go.
Now Mr. Monkey just needs one more thing.
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His trusty monkey wrench.
- I know how to fix your problem Miss Squirrel.
Miss Squirrel?
- Sorry, sorry Mr. Monkey.
I just popped out to the store to get another bag of nuts.
It looked like I was low on acorns.
Hmm, I didn't even know I had a trunk. (laughs)
- [Narrator] Mr. Monkey gets to work.
He puts the big piece of wood in the trunk.
Then, he cuts four holes into the wood.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Next, he labels the holes with
a drawing of each kind of nut.
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Then he adds the jars.
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And finally, he secures it all with the nuts and bolts.
Mr. Monkey's work is done.
- Oh, what is it Mr. Monkey?
- Storage for all your nuts.
Acorns go there, pine nuts in there,
walnuts down there, and almonds there.
Every nut has its place.
Test it out.
- [Miss Squirrel] Acorns, pine nuts, walnuts, almonds.
Acorns, pine nuts, walnuts, almonds.
Amazing.
Now I can see them and I'll never buy more than I need.
Mr. Monkey, you've solved my problem.
- [Narrator] Another satisfied customer.
And with that, it's time for Mr. Monkey
to get back to sorting his bananas.
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- [Child] Woo.