A Whole Lotta Little Dogs, Nice One Dad, and Folding Chair Fails vs Thirsty Kittens
This week's highlights include Tom playing "Nice Face," a man crashing his motorized scooter into a grocery store display, a man chasing his car down the driveway after forgetting to put it in "park," a spotlight on little dogs including one who goes nuts chasing a hand shadow of a dog, a little girl who adamantly denies eating cake despite the blue frosting covering her mouth, and kids playing a practical joke on their teacher by putting an air horn on his chair for him to sit on.
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