Steve: Hello?

LPC: Delmo?

Steve: Uh, he's in the bathroom right now.

Steve: I'll call back in a little while.

LPC: Who is this, man?

Steve: Steve, his son.

LPC: Steve, oh, hello.

Steve: Hey, how you doing?

LPC: Fine.

Steve: Yeah, he's in the bathroom.

Steve: Call back in about five, ten minutes.

LPC: In the bathroom?

Steve: Yeah.

LPC: What's the number in there, man?

Steve: Yeah, there's a different number, huh?

Steve: Yeah, I'll call back in a little bit.

Steve: Oh, hold on.

LPC: Hello?

Delmo: Hello.

LPC: Hello, this is Lindo.

Delmo: Oh yeah?

Delmo: How you doing, Lindo?

LPC: Fine.

LPC: How do you do tonight, sir?

Delmo: Huh?

LPC: How you doin' tonight, sir?

Delmo: Oh, okay.

LPC: I have the... I have the... I have your marshmallows for you, sir.

Delmo: You have some marshmallows?

LPC: Yes.

LPC: How does that sound to you?

Delmo: Oh, I don't know.

LPC: I live on Forri and Kimosabi.

LPC: Did you talk to Mad Man Lorenzo?

Delmo: Larenzo.

Delmo: Larenzo?

None: Larenzo.

LPC: Larenzo.

LPC: Larenzo?

LPC: Larenzo, Larenzo.

Delmo: Larenzo!

Delmo: Larendo!

LPC: Oh!

LPC: Did you talk to Pujo?

Delmo: You don't know him, me, no.

LPC: Who?

Delmo: Pujo.

LPC: I've been to Ecuador.

Delmo: Are you?

LPC: Yeah.

None: Yeah.

LPC: Oh!

LPC: So what's going on, bro?

Delmo: Nothing, nothing.

Delmo: What are you trying to sell?

LPC: Uh, empanada.

Delmo: Oh.

Delmo: Well, I'm really not interested in me anything, huh?

LPC: So, Papilla?

Delmo: Thank you very much.

LPC: No, I don't sell nothing, bro.

LPC: I just want to see if you want the marshmallow.

LPC: I'm trying.

Delmo: No, ah.

Delmo: You might have me confused with somebody else.

LPC: You're Delmo from Ecuador, right?

Delmo: No, no, no, no, no.

Delmo: No.

LPC: You don't know that works a finger hot, right?

Delmo: No, sir.

LPC: I work at Fingerhut, man.

Delmo: Oh, I care don't.

Delmo: No, I'm a...

LPC: What do you like to buy...

Delmo: A native Colorado in bed.

LPC: Aw, bud. How would you like, uhhh... necklace?

LPC: Uh, no.

LPC: How would you like...

Delmo: I don't have no money anyway?

LPC: How would you like a lamp?

LPC: Oh, brother.

Delmo: Like I say, I don't have no money in there.

LPC: How would you like a lamp sitting next to your head?

Delmo: You're sitting on your head.

LPC: No, I have a favor to ask of you, bro.

LPC: I have a lamb.

LPC: I need you to watch it for me for one month, man.

LPC: When I go to Ecuador, you know?

Delmo: You got the wrong guy, bud.

LPC: Ah, but...

LPC: I got one lamb.

LPC: Need you to watch him while I'm in Ecuador, man.

Delmo: Like I said, you got the wrong person.

Delmo: I got the wrong person.

Delmo: I don't have no place for it.

LPC: To put what?

Delmo: Anything you got.

LPC: Put my foot at your head.

LPC: One lamb, one month.

LPC: Madman Garcia come down?

Delmo: Never heard of such a thing.

LPC: That's what?

Delmo: One lamb for one month.

Delmo: For a madman and Garcia or any of them.

LPC: Mad Man Lamb?

Delmo: Oh, mad, mad, mad, mad.

Delmo: Or the lad lamb I knew was the governor.

Delmo: Who are you?

LPC: Kermit.

Delmo: Kermit.

LPC: Uh-huh.

Delmo: I was trying. You say, Kermit.

Delmo: Hold on.

LPC: Tell me with the lamb, please, tell him, one month.

Delmo: I don't have no place to put it.

LPC: To put what?

Delmo: Your lamb.

LPC: You just taught the madman pooho?

Delmo: I don't know him.

LPC: Who?

Delmo: You're a foo madman.

Delmo: I bet you.

Delmo: You got the wrong person.

LPC: Okay.

LPC: Delmo, you take care of yourself, my friend.

Delmo: Take care of stuff.

LPC: Bye-bye.