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Maybe the world is blind or just a little unkind.
Don't know.
Seems you can't be sure of anything anymore.
Although...
Hi, Brandon.
I cut through the park on my way home from school, and I saw that cute little
beagle you like.
But she was with a big Doberman.
Henry!
Oh, where'd he go?
Detroit?
Oh, he got a great bargain on a pizza oven.
Oh, glad you're home, Punky.
Henry had to scram out of here fast to Detroit.
Oh, you already told her?
Or did you tell her she'll spend the night upstairs with Terry and me?
I guess he forgot.
Don't feel bad, Brandon.
You're only human.
Hello?
already, too.
Did you fly to Detroit?
I know flying's expensive, but you could have taken one of those no -frills
flights. Hmm.
Say, Henry, a no -frills flight is being shot out of a cannon.
He rented a truck, and he's bringing it back to himself.
Let me talk to him.
Henry, why didn't you have that oven delivered?
The shipping charges couldn't be that high.
No, I don't think you're made out of money.
You're cheap, that's all.
Look, there's a trucker's motel just outside of Detroit called the Hall at
You're going to sleep in the truck.
Well, I give up.
Well, have a good cheap trip, Henry.
Everyone says goodbye.
He's all upset because he's got to close the restaurant up for one night.
Yeah, but with Henry out of town, there's no possible way to keep it open.
You're right.
Unless...
Michael J. Fox's favorite color is red.
Makes sense.
Out of all the colors, I'd say red's the shortest.
Speaking of colors, do these colors clash?
Yes. Good.
Why are you putting that on?
We're only going upstairs to my place this week.
Oh, we won't be.
just sleeping, and we won't be just up there at the airplane.
What are you talking about?
I'm talking about this gorgeous idea I have.
Jerry, you're gonna love this.
Punky, last time you had a gorgeous idea and snapped your fingers, I ended up
getting grounded for a month.
It won't happen this time. I've got a great surprise for Henry. What kind of
surprise?
What if we sneak down to Punky's place tonight and run the restaurant all by
ourselves? I've got a better idea.
What's that?
What if we sneak down to the doctor's office and get your hat examined?
Sure. Punky.
Look, we're doing this for Henry.
He rented a truck and he's going to be driving all night. This way, when he
home, he'll have a full night's receipts waiting for him.
Or a restaurant full of asses because we goofed in the kitchen.
Look, Henry's always telling me to take more responsibility.
Plus, the sign does say Punky's Place.
I've got to help.
Well, when the sign says Cherry's Place, I'll help, too.
All right.
I'll do it.
Myself. You can't do it yourself.
Have a great time. You can cook and I'll wait on tables.
You'll be waiting a long time. I'm a lousy cook.
You make great hot dogs and hamburgers. What else do people need to eat?
Well, you can try out your mystery sauce.
Yeah, my mystery sauce.
But my grandmother will never let us do it.
She'll never know.
We'll tell her we're doing our homework at Margo's.
Maybe we can. get away with it.
But what if something goes wrong?
What if people want to know where Henry is?
What if we get some complaints?
What if we run out of food? What if... Terry!
Yeah? What if you don't say what if anymore?
Oh.
Here comes some more customers.
Why don't you whip up a batch of mysteries, huh?
This looks like a nice out -of -the -way place, huh, Sweets?
I'll find us a nice little table away from the window and the door.
How about the roof?
Your wife will never see us there.
Unless she's a pigeon.
Good day, sir.
Here's a nice table for you and your daughter.
She's not my daughter.
Oop, your wife.
I'm not his wife.
Double oop.
In fact, until tonight, I... I didn't know anyone was his wife. I see. Our
menu... But, dear, sweet, I was afraid to tell you I was married.
Too bad we're out of chicken.
You have been lying to me since the day we met.
Perhaps some food will lighten the mood.
May I suggest hamburgers with our special mystery sauce?
Yeah, sure. Give us two.
Excuse me, miss.
I'm not. My car is.
It's out of gas around the corner. Where's your phone? Take a hike.
What?
I mean, take a right. The phone is right over there.
Ralph, look. It's Elmo Pickles, the restaurant critic.
It is?
Yikes!
Of course it is.
He's here all the time.
Elmo Pickles, the restaurant critic, just walked in.
burgers were that good.
Let's get him to review Pikey's place. Maybe he'll give us one of those little
smiling fat guys. But what if he doesn't like the food and he gives us one of
those little skinny guys doing this?
Don't worry, Trey. Your mystery sauce is ant poop.
Deedee, darling, try to forget for a minute that I'm temporarily married.
And try to remember that I'm crazy about you.
You make my life so exciting, so fantastic,
so thrilling.
Then why do you keep falling asleep on me?
You know, I got this little medical condition.
It's called narcolepsy. I drop off into a deep sleep at the most unpredictable
moment. Even when I was someone as interesting as you.
Is it morning already?
Goodbye, Ralph. I never want to see you again. I beg your pardon? My hearing aid
just went dead. I can't hear a thing.
Read my lips.
hunky's place?
May we. The automobile club is on the way.
Contrary. You must not leave without trying Chef Cherie's humble gear with
mystery sauce.
Mustn't I?
Gourmet food lovers, cross the burning desert.
Brave the stormy seas. Fly through the eye of a hurricane.
Just eat as they say in France.
Here.
famous restaurant critics who give us wonderful reviews.
Please, Mr. Pickles.
Ah, you recognize me.
That's one of the prices of fame, I suppose.
Go ahead, rave about my column.
Oh, it's so yummy.
Absolutely never stuffed my face with that chicken with you first.
Well, you're very charming and very persuasive.
I suppose I could have a little... Munch while I wait for my gasoline.
But I don't just give good reviews.
The food and service aren't up to par. I could flatten this place like a crepe.
Don't worry, you won't get any crepe here.
We've got the best food and the quickest service in town.
I do like the ambiance.
Oh, our food is very healthy. You won't need an ambulance.
Here's a fork, a spoon, and a knife in case you use all three.
What will it be, sir?
I'll, uh, I'll have the hamburger with the mystery sauce.
Perfect.
Oh, miss?
Cancel one burger?
Okay. Did he dump you, huh?
What?
Wendy Pickles.
That's what I call quick service.
It would have been faster.
This meat is from a brand new cow.
I never eat an hamburger without a slice of tomato.
Hang loose.
We'll grow you a fresh tomato.
Is your hamburger okay?
Will there be anything else?
Will there be anything else?
Oh, he's probably just relaxing after a good meal.
One of your hamburgers. You wouldn't have eaten it if the restaurant hadn't
closed.
That's enough, Miss Toys and Mystery Sauce.
in one life.
Stick with mustard.
I could make you famous. Tell me, what's in the mystery sauce?
That's what we're trying to find out.
I'll be right back with your hot dog. You're gonna love it.
you toast that bun? Yes, sir.
I know some buns I'm going to toast.
Even he can't help you two out of this one.
Mrs. Johnson, would you like a table?
I'd rather have an explanation.
Whatever possessed you two to think you could run Punky's place by yourselves?
Don't blame Cherry. It was all my fault. She's right.
Could if you want.
That's nothing to care about.
She's not kidding.
There's a dead man over there behind the business section.
You stay here.
My check, please.
It's on the house.
Compliments of Punky's Place.
Are you bribing me?
Of course not.
It's our policy.
First weenie's always free.
Oh.
It's the morning already?
You're not dead?
What? Dead, dead?
Oh, yes, yes. My hearing aid is dead.
Oh, I'm sorry I dozed off.
I have narcolepsy.
What's that?
It's a sudden need to sleep.
You can even doze off standing up.
Isn't that right, sir?
Sir, what's for breakfast?
What? Oh, no. It's Ralph, the narcoleptic, again.
Hello, Lyle.
Loomis? Hey, where's Dee Dee?
What?
Listen, Ralph, do the city a big favor. Get some batteries for that hearing aid.
What? Well,
I guess we'll just take off now since nobody's dead.
What?
We may have to call them back after Henry found out. out what you've been up
I wonder when Henry's coming home.
Oh, he called?
He'll be back in a half an hour?
No, we're not gonna run away and join the circus?
Stay in faith for music.
You girls could have got Henry in the restaurant in big trouble.
I had to take time off from the hospital.
And heaven only knows what Elmer Pickles wrote in this newspaper.
Well, let's read it and weep.
Come on, Grandma.
Right on. Right on the corner. Hurry up already.
Johnson, hurry. Wait a minute. Here it is.
Here it is, dear.
Dying with pickles.
I accidentally popped into a little restaurant called Tonky's Place where...
young waitress was eager to please.
I'm famous!
What really impressed me was the delightful young chef who wouldn't serve
special hamburger with mystery sauce because she felt it wasn't quite
Reasonably priced, it appears that city employees have already discovered
Punky's Place, as I saw police and paramedics arriving as I left.
I heartily give Punky's Place two smiling fat guys.
I really love that!
P .S. The hot dogs are fabulous, and Punky herself told me your first
weenie is always free.
Huh?
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