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[VCR clicking, whirring]
♪ distorted music ♪
♪ retro upbeat music ♪
- Hey, gang! It's time for Everyday Safety!
- That's right! We're here to give you
everyday safety tips for the most common emergencies.
- Tonight, what to do in the event of
a giant, exploding syrup factory at the top of a very tall hill
overlooking your city.
♪
Think fast! Don't panic!
A million gallons of piping hot syrup are racing toward you!
First, grab your emergency supplies.
They should be in your Exploding Syrup Factory Emergency Bag.
- It should contain an inflatable raft,
a metric ton of ice,
an ant farm with three active queens,
some pancake mix, a bat,
and a radio.
- Inflate the raft and throw it at the syrup wave
to buy yourself some time. [grunts]
YAKKO: Now, carve the metric ton of ice
into an authentic igloo and take shelter inside.
- Better get carving! That syrup's coming in hot!
♪
[grinding] - It's finished!
[door slams]
♪ relaxed music ♪
[rattling]
- Oh no! My hands are sticky, and I don't have a napkin
because it's an emergency.
- Don't worry. That's what the ants are for.
♪
[ants chirping]
[gasps]
- What's the radio for?
- Once the syrup cools, we'll be trapped in here
for millions of years like mosquitoes in amber,
so we'll need some entertainment.
NPR DJ: You're listening to hour 97
of "The Art and Craft of Storytelling,"
with Irv Gold.
IRV GOLD: I often ask myself, what is storytell--
[Dot grunts] [fizzling]
- And that is what the bat's for.
This has been Everyday Safety.
Tune in next time when we share tips
for when you're with your grandmother visiting a home
for rehabilitated rattlesnakes, and there's a power failure
that opens the doors to the rattlesnake enclosure,
but also your pockets are filled with maracas,
so you can't tell where the sounds are coming from.
[hissing, rattling]
- Who wants the first Flatty Patty?
- Mm! Oh no! We forgot the butter!
Don't worry, I'll go get some.
DOT/YAKKO: No!
[splattering] [gasps]
♪
WAKKO [distorted]: Oh, the viscosity!
♪ retro upbeat music ♪
♪
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