The Cat in the Hat
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:18:01
Suzy.
:18:03
Cromwell.
:18:05
Please.
:18:07
[Both]
Out!

:18:16
Out!
:18:30
[Sparking]
:18:32
Good riddance!
:18:34
Now, this may not be the time
for"I told you so," but...

:18:43
Like I said,
not the time.

:18:45
I'll get the mop
and bucket.

:18:47
Conrad, you might want
to get out ofhere until Mom
has a chance to calm down.

:18:53
No. This was my fault.
I'll take the blame.

:18:56
Look, Mom will be home any second.
Why don't you go upstairs?

:18:59
I'm not going upstairs.
I'm staying with you.

:19:02
Really? Why?
Two reasons.

:19:05
One, the stairs are destroyed.
:19:07
Two, this is just as much
my fault as yours.

:19:12
We should share the blame.
:19:15
Thanks, Sally.
:19:17
By the way,
:19:19
you're a pretty good brother.
:19:21
Glad you think that.
Maybe we can room together
at military school.

:19:29
Well, here goes.
:19:35
[Chortling]
:19:40
@ Bet you thought I'd gone
Bet you felt a sting @

:19:43
@¤Bet you neverthought
I'd have anothersong to sing @¤

:19:46
@ But now that you've learned your lesson
Allow me to blow your mind @

:19:49
@ By reading to you the small print
of the contract that you signed @@

:19:52
Okay, section eight,
article 93, subparagraph 834.

:19:55
Right by the chili stain.
[Chuckles]

:19:57
It reads, "If Conrad, a.k.a. Concrete,
should open the crate...


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