“Gee, Butch,” says Homer. “It’s swell to hear you playing again! How about Lazy River? Remember that?”
Butch moves a chair next to Homer. “Sit down, Homer,” says Butch.
Butch starts playing “Up a Lazy River.”
“Wilma phoned,” says Butch.
“Wilma?” says Butch. “What did she want?”
“You,” says Butch.
“Aw, why can’t they leave a guy alone?” asks Homer.
“Because they’re fond of you, that’s why,” says Butch. “What made you leave the house, and get them all worried?”
“Oh, ah, they – they got me nervous,” says Homer.
“How?’ asks Butch.
“Butch, it’s nothing. I don’t want to talk about it,” says Homer.
“How’d they get you nervous?” repeats Butch.
“Well, they – how keep staring at these hooks,” says Homer, “or else they – they keep staring away from them.”
“You mean -” begins Butch.