(door bell tinkling)
- Oh what a nice frame shop.
I hope I can find a good frame
for this nice portrait I brought in.
- Hello sir, what may I do for you today?
- Oh no, you again.
- Yes sir.
(sighing)
- Alright, alright, now listen very carefully.
- Yes sir, yes.
- I would like a picture frame for this painting.
This portrait is very special to me.
- Oh let me see, oh look at this.
What a sweet painting of your great, great grandmother.
- That's my wife.
- Ouch.
Yes well I will find a wonderful frame
that will be perfect for this portrait sir, one moment.
- Please be very careful, it's an original.
(hammer banging)
- Alrighty sir, okay is this not a lovely frame?
- Lovely, that frame is shaped like a circle.
My painting is a square, it doesn't fit.
Don't you see, you should get a pair of glasses.
- Sir I am so sorry you are absolutely correct.
The frame is a circle and the painting is a square.
I shall be right back with a wonderful frame
for your painting, I'm so sorry sir.
(drill whirring) (hammer banging)
- Hey what's going on back there?
Oh I should have known something like this would happen.
I should have run the moment I saw that guy.
- You're going to love this.
Okay sir, I think we have it, here we go sir.
There sir, where are you sir?
- Why are you wearing those sunglasses?
- Sir you said I should get a pair of glasses,
and the customer's always right.
- Oh, and now you brought a--
- A beautiful frame, are you not happy sir?
- A triangle.
- I know you like it sir, but it is not good
for you to get so excited.
- Look that frame is shaped like a triangle.
It has three sides and three corners,
it doesn't fit the painting.
That's because the painting is a square.
It has four corners and four equal sides,
do you understand?
- Well of course sir, I'm a professional framer.
This here is a triangle, and this over here,
the painting is a square.
I was just trying to be creative.
I shall bring you my best square frame sir.
- Please just bring a square frame for my.
(fabric ripping)
what are you doing to my portrait?
- [Grover] Just one second sir.
(drill whirring)
- I don't know why I even try, he'll never, he'll never--
- At last I think we have it, yes.
A frame that is square.
- Well, maybe I was wrong.
- At last sir I have it, it is a heavy one,
but it is a square one.
You see a square frame for a square painting.
You see four corners and four equal sides.
- It's perfect, I'll take it.
- Oh I am so excited and I'm so happy you're satisfied.
May I say you look very attractive in a square frame.
(groaning) (Grover screams)
(glass shattering)
Will that be cash or charge?
Oops sorry.
(upbeat music)