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Hey Emma, I'm getting ready to go out for bunco night.
OK, but you're not going to make me babysit Noah again, are you?
Oh, no. He was really rambunctious last time.
But I have good news.
Oh, that's a relief. What is it?
Well, I got you and Noah.
A babysitter. huh?
She got us a what?
Oh, I got you Isabella.
She's such a sweet girl that just moved in down the street.
Oh, that's great.
Does she have any hockey equipment by chance?
Hockey? You don't play hockey.
No, but I just think she needs a helmet and other protective equipment.
Now, look, you better be on
your best behavior this time or you're not going to get your allowance this week.
You better not mess this up for both of us.
I'll be nice.
But can I get my allowance now?
Fine. Let me get my purse.
OK, so here's the plan once we get our allowance,
we can get the babysitter to play cards with us and win a bunch of money.
All right, my Angels.
Here's your allowance. Give me, give me, give me.
Now wait. She gets her first.
Ten dollars!
Oh, yes. And this is for you.
Well, how come she gets more than me?
Well, your sister is older and I want to reward her for doing the dishes.
Well, I do stuff, too, like messing up the dishes.
That doesn't count.
Fine. Let me check with your father
to see if there's anything else that needs to be done around the house.
In the meantime, let me see if I have any more.
Oh, here you go.
What am I supposed to do with that? Buy some gum?
Oh, I think she's here.
Hi, Mrs. Williams.
I hope I'm not too late.
Oh, no, I was just about to leave.
Oh, great. You must be Emma.
And you are?
Oh, it's Noah.
But you can call me Mr. Right.
Nice to meet you, Noah.
And before you leave, are there any specific instructions
that I need to know? why Yes.
Well, don't let them stay up past 10:00, but I should be home by then.
And don't let Noah have any candy.
And the most important thing. What's that?
Don't play cards with them.
The last babysitter owed them over two hundred dollars before the night was over.
Well, that's the most unusual request I've ever gotten. But no cards.
Well, have fun.
So are you guys ready to have some fun?
Where did your brother go?
Oh, I think he just went to the bathroom or something.
But you should have a seat right here. OK.
Well, this is such a lovely home that you have.
Have you lived here?
That was bananas.
You should have seen your face.
That was a good one.
You guys sure are funny. Oh, we know.
Oh, well, I have a whole fun evening planned for you guys too.
So do we.
You know what sis? I'm feeling kind of hungry. Are you hungry?
I can go for some chips.
Oh, sure. Me, too. Be right back.
So do you guys get a lot of babysitters?
You're the fourth this week.
Wow. That's a lot. Not really.
[Totally Studios Narrator] Isabella is starting to wonder what she's getting herself into.
I got chips. Here you go sis.
Thanks bro and an extra special bag for you.
And why would they be extra special?
Because you're special.
Thank you.
Is that a finger?
It's made of candy.
Your mom said you weren't supposed to have any.
I didn't. You did.
I guess you guys got me again.
We know.
So do you guys maybe want to watch a movie now?
We could watch a scary movie.
No. Let's play a game.
But your mom said no to card games.
This isn't a card game.
It's a board game.
Yeah. You know what?
I love that game.
Great.
This game is called Monopoly.
And whoever owns the most property gets the most money.
And then you win.
Yes, I know how to play Monopoly.
We usually play for real money, not monopoly money.
Oh, no, I'm not playing you for real money.
Your mother warned me about that.
Oh, it's no big deal.
It's only one penny per dollar.
Oh, one penny per dollar?
That's like play money, that's fine. Who goes first?
Let Isabella go first.
She's going to need it.
You have to go to jail. Just visiting.
OK, Emma, your turn.
St. Charles place
with one house is fifty dollars.
Oh, and 50 cents.
Oh, I'm running out of money.
You turn Isabella.
Well, the good news is I'm about to Pass GO
Oh, Boardwalk. Oh, no.
Boardwalk with four houses is seventeen hundred dollars.
OK, five hundred a thousand thousand
one hundred thousand two hundred thousand three hundred thousand four hundred
thousand five hundred five hundred fifty thousand six hundred.
Oh, my gosh. This is almost all my money.
And don't forget, 17 real dollars.
Why did I agree to this?
All I have is ten dollars and fifty cents.
It's not enough.
That's it. Game over.
That's OK. You can owe me the rest.
That's what we usually do with our other babysitters.
But it's normally cards.
What are you guys? Professionals?
No, we're just kids.
OK, well, that's enough fun and games.
It's time for a movie.
You guys want to go grab popcorn and drinks for us?
Oh, yeah. We'll get it.
OK. I'll just clean this mess up.
[Totally Studios Narrator] I wonder if Isabella has any tricks up her sleeve too?
Do you want anything?
Oh, yeah. Cherry soda and extra popcorn.
Hey, kids. Someone delivered a big box for you.
Let's go open it up.
I wonder who ordered this?
I don't know. Mom won't let me have candy.
Well, I can. Let's open it.
You got us! best prank ever.
You can't outdo the babysitter.
OK, kids, enough pranks.
Let's grab the snacks.
And it's movie time.
Maybe we should watch our favorite. adventures in babysitting.
[Totally Studios Narrator] Now that Isabella has out pranked the kids, she figures it's over.
[Totally Studios Narrator] But are the kids going to behave?
Who put snakes on a plane?
Sounds creepy.
No, Sounds fun.
(Doorbell)
Oh, I think your mom's home.
She wouldn't ring the doorbell.
I might have ordered a pizza.
Oh, I'll get it.
So I don't have any cash any more to tip.
Well, that was a pretty good prank. Got your pizza
Oh, you didn't get any toppings?
No, I ordered a barebones one.
What is this? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Alright kids, that's enough It's time for bed.
but it's only six o'clock and the movie's not over.
Oh, no, you don't have to really go to sleep.
This will be a prank on your mom.
You know, we've never pranked mom before. You're right.
That's brilliant.
I'm h... I'm home.
Oh, Mrs. Williams.
You have no idea how glad I am to see you.
Did everything go OK?
Oh, no, it's fine.
They're good little babysitters.
Well, wait a minute.
I thought they were the kids and you were the babysitter.
Of course, that's what I meant to say.
Oh, OK. Well, are the kids still here?
Well, of course, they're nestled in their beds.
Well, thank you so much.
Your check is on the kitchen counter.
Great. I need it. Thank you.
See you next time. Probably not.
Oh, look, they're asleep.
Surprise!!!
Oh, you had me going.
Oh, yeah, we did.
You know, we never sleep this time of night.
I'm glad you kids are fine.
I'm sorry about the babysitter.
Oh, yeah. You have no idea.
She was like no babysitter we've ever had before.
Good to know. Do you want to tell her?
No You tell her. Let's both tell her.
Best babysitter ever.
Really? Wow. We thought she'd quit
like all the other babysitters, but she totally went with the flow.
Can we ever back next week, please?
Oh, a text from Mrs. Williams.
I hope she's not mad.
Wait a minute. They want me back?
Five more dollars an hour.?
They say I'm the only one that can keep up with them.
[Totally Studios Narrator] Isabella thought the kids hated her because they pranked her so much.
Turns out they were just looking for someone who could keep up with them,
make the best of every situation.
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