Oh, my God. The Adventures of Mabel. I–I haven't thought about this in forev–You remember this, Chuck?
I do. Harry Thurston Peck.
Yeah. Mabel goes into the mountain, and she meets the king of the Brownies and he gives her some kind of super-delicious jelly and–Holy crap, 1912.
Yeah. It belonged to Granny Davenport. She wrote her name in it. She was reading that to her schoolkids the year the Titanic went down.
Damn. And Mom read it to me.
I read it to you. You don't remember.
Yeah, yeah, I do now that you say it, yeah. What was I? Like, five or six?
You had had this weird nightlight that you were so crazy about. It was, uh... It was...
It was Daffy Duck!
It was some Daffy Duck ripoff with a weird red mouth—
Bill. Yeah, the bill. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And it used to get so hot we thought it would burn the house down, but you wouldn't let anybody touch it.
Yeah, that's—You got a great memory, Chuck. The red bill and everything. Hey, what was the name of that little girl that lived, uh, three houses up from us? She had, like, a...
Jimmy.
...painful haircut. And she was always in the dirt, always dirty...
Jimmy.
...I liked her. She was al–
Jimmy. Don't think I'll ever forget what happened here today. And you will pay.
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