This one's for you, Dad!
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There's got to be a story behind this!
Well, it's just that we used to have this Muppets album when I was young, so that certain phrases such as, "There's no hot water in my hotel" became standard at our house. Then a year or two ago, I went on a massive internet search and managed to find the LP to send to Dad for Christmas. But we'd never seen the original clip from the Muppet Show.
This is the sort of humor my old man thrives on, along with snooty British characters of the sort found in P.G. Wodehouse.
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