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00:30C'est parce que tous ceux qui vivaient là-bas avaient des jambes bleues.

00:33Ce n'était pas une analogie, mais c'était dû au fait que l'ensemble du pays était couvert de vins de grapes.

00:38Et quand vous avez tellement de vins de grapes, vous avez une abondance de grapes.

00:41Et des stompers de grapes.

00:44Ainsi s'appelle le lavender de Tootsie.

00:46Au cours des années, ils produisent pas seulement toutes sortes de vins et de sucre de grapes,

00:50mais aussi un très bon champagne.

00:52Il n'y avait qu'une chose qui n'était pas correcte.

00:53Quand vous ouvrez une bouteille, le cork ne va pas tomber.

00:56Le champagne n'est pas bon. Il est plat.

00:59Il n'était pas plat. Il n'allait pas tomber.

01:01Les scientifiques du lavender de Tootsie se sont immersés dans le problème

01:05et ont trouvé toutes sortes de cures.

01:07Ici nous avons une bouteille qui contient une couche de glycérine de nitro.

01:11Cela va faire tomber...

01:14Cela n'a pas fonctionné très bien.

01:16Puis, un jour...

01:18Partez, nous sommes occupés.

01:20Excusez-moi, mesdames, mais je crois que je peux vous aider.

01:23Avant que la protestation ne soit large, le étranger a mis un doigt dans sa bouche et...

01:29Sacré bleu! Faites-le encore!

01:34Pendant trois semaines, le doigt a tombé,

01:36à l'étonnement des scientifiques.

01:38Le problème était ceci.

01:40Quand vous avez acheté une bouteille de champagne de lavender de Tootsie,

01:43vous avez aussi reçu les services du doigt.

01:45Regarde ici, j'ai acheté une bouteille de champagne.

01:47Et qui est-ce?

01:48Il vient avec. Prêt, monsieur?

01:51À tout moment.

01:52L'homme a tiré le cork. Le doigt a tombé.

01:54Et tout le monde était heureux.

01:56Cela s'est passé pendant un an,

01:57avec un doigt qui apparaissait partout dans le pays,

01:59qui tombait dans le cœur de tout le monde.

02:01Et puis, un jour, le prince mauvais qui régnait à Tootsie Lavender,

02:04a décidé de faire une fête.

02:063 000 bouteilles de champagne?

02:08Oui, et vous devez garantir qu'ils font avec le doigt.

02:11Et donc, un peu plus tard...

02:13Eh bien, où apparaissais-je aujourd'hui?

02:16Au château du prince mauvais.

02:18Vous devez tomber 3 000 fois, et avec ça, tous...

02:24Easy, easy, shopkeeper.

02:26I shall do it easily.

02:28Ah, but this was the wet season,

02:30and the popper was forced to fight his way to the castle

02:32through a blinding downpour.

02:34What's more, wet cold rain can play odd tricks on a person,

02:37as you will soon see.

02:38The prince's party was a gay one.

02:40That is, until the time came to drink champagne.

02:42All right, popper.

02:44Do your work and do it well.

02:46Never fear your evilness.

02:48The first bottle was brought out.

02:49The prince pulled out the cork, pointed to the popper.

02:52The popper went through his customary procedure, and...

02:55no pop.

02:56You try to make the fool of me.

02:58I can't understand it.

03:00I'll try again.

03:01Though he tried and tried, not a pop could he make.

03:03The party was a dismal failure.

03:05Enough of this.

03:06Throw him in the dungeon.

03:08The popper was dumped unceremoniously inside the castle's

03:10deepest, dankest, darkest dungeon.

03:12Oh, well.

03:13Into which life some rain must fall.

03:16Who said that?

03:18I believe it was the Mills brothers.

03:19Who are you?

03:20There, in a corner, sat a bearded figure.

03:22I am the prince of Tootsie Lavender.

03:25Then who's the mean one upstairs?

03:27An imposter who overpowered me, and you serve my throne.

03:31Alas, if only I could get out of here.

03:34I'd like to help you, but I have my own problems.

03:37Laryngitis of the popper.

03:38Well, time wore on, and eventually the wet season moved on to San Francisco.

03:43A clear dry air returned, and so did the popper's popper.

03:46I did it.

03:47I got it back.

03:50Oh, these nuts they put in here.

03:53Ah, but the pops were to be the good prince's salvation.

03:56For the guards in the dungeon heard the sounds,

03:58believed them to be emanating from champagne bottles,

04:01and ran to the cell with glasses in hand.

04:03Viva Jacques!

04:05By three that afternoon, every guard in the castle was in that cell.

04:09But the popper and the prince weren't.

04:11They had escaped completely unnoticed.

04:14This way, mon ami.

04:15I have the score to settle.

04:17Through a secret passageway they went.

04:19And where did it lead?

04:20To the great hall where the evil prince was cheating at Scrabble.

04:24Is that you, Pierre?

04:25No, you rotten imposter.

04:27It is me.

04:28You!

04:30Revenge is sweet.

04:31How is apple cider?

04:33Back and forth they fought, neither giving an inch.

04:35And then, the good one happened to trip.

04:37Ah, the moment of truth.

04:39The good prince would have had it had it not been for the popper.

04:42He popped.

04:43Quick, someone give me a glass.

04:45And that's when a fist knocked him real hard.

04:47Well, from that day forward, Tootsie Lavender was a much happier land.

04:51As for our friend the popper, he was made royal instructor.

04:54Every man in the kingdom went to school to learn how to make the popping noise.

04:58And it certainly occurs to me that most of those men were married and were fathers.

05:03I wonder if that's how they got the name Pop.

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