Yuichi: She's got an early practice for track and field. By the way, have you thinking out what to do with that cat?
Makoto: Well, I'd like to keep it if I can. Is that okay?
Yuichi: You should ask aunt Akiko, not me. It will only take her a second to give you the answer you want.
Akiko: Yes, you may.
Makoto:
Wow, it really did only take a second!
Yuichi: See.
Akiko: Just try to keep it away from Nayuki, all right? She is extremely allergic to cats.
Yuichi: Now that you are keeping it, we need to know what to call it. Don't worry. I'll come up with a cute name for ya.
Makoto: Yeah? You want to?
Yuichi: Leave this to me. You may not believe this about me. But I understand that kind of stuff girls like. H'm... Aha! I've got it! Neko-o Nekozuka!
Makoto: What the heck is that?
Yuichi: It's your cat's name.
Makoto: I don't think so! That's totally stupid and freaky!
Yuichi: Fine... Siam-o Siamzuka!
Makoto: You're only eating away cuter names than that!
Yuichi: Okay, so that's no good. Hey, what do you think of pork bun for a name? You like pork buns, right?
Makoto: I am not going to name my cat after a snack!
Yuichi: Then how about Piroshiki? You got call her Piro-chan for short. That's pretty cute, don't you think?
Makoto: It's kind of cute. What's it mean?
Yuichi: It has no meaning. It's a word that's just from, from a very special part of my huge brain. The part whose sole purpose is just to charm, lure, and delight the ladies.
Makoto: Huh? I have absolutely no freaking idea what you're talking about. But the name is nice. So I'll keep it. Okay? Piro, Piro!
Akiko: Isn't a Piroshiki some kind of Russian deep fried meat bun?
Yuichi: Yeah, but Makoto seems happy with it. So I guess the name is gonna stick.
I'm off to practice!
Akiko:
You'd be careful, honey!
Nayuki:
Okay!
Makoto:
She is leaving awfully early.
Yuichi:
She's got an early practice for track and field. By the way, have you thinking out what to do with that cat?
Makoto:
Well, I'd like to keep it if I can. Is that okay?
Yuichi:
You should ask aunt Akiko, not me. It will only take her a second to give you the answer you want.
Akiko:
Yes, you may.
Makoto:
Wow, it really did only take a second!
Yuichi:
See.
Akiko:
Just try to keep it away from Nayuki, all right? She is extremely allergic to cats.
Yuichi:
Now that you are keeping it, we need to know what to call it. Don't worry. I'll come up with a cute name for ya.
Makoto:
Yeah? You want to?
Yuichi:
Leave this to me. You may not believe this about me. But I understand that kind of stuff girls like. H'm... Aha! I've got it! Neko-o Nekozuka!
Makoto:
What the heck is that?
Yuichi:
It's your cat's name.
Makoto:
I don't think so! That's totally stupid and freaky!
Yuichi:
Fine... Siam-o Siamzuka!
Makoto:
You're only eating away cuter names than that!
Yuichi:
Okay, so that's no good. Hey, what do you think of pork bun for a name? You like pork buns, right?
Makoto:
I am not going to name my cat after a snack!
Yuichi:
Then how about Piroshiki? You got call her Piro-chan for short. That's pretty cute, don't you think?
Makoto:
It's kind of cute. What's it mean?
Yuichi:
It has no meaning. It's a word that's just from, from a very special part of my huge brain. The part whose sole purpose is just to charm, lure, and delight the ladies.
Makoto:
Huh? I have absolutely no freaking idea what you're talking about. But the name is nice. So I'll keep it. Okay? Piro, Piro!
Akiko:
Isn't a Piroshiki some kind of Russian deep fried meat bun?
Yuichi:
Yeah, but Makoto seems happy with it. So I guess the name is gonna stick.