Donna: Are you awake?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Would you like to go on a trip?
Mike: Si.
Donna: You would?
Mike: Si.
Donna: When?
Mike: Soon.
Donna: Soon?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Where would you like to go?
Mike: Silt.
Donna: Silt?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Silt, Colorado?
Mike: Si.
Donna: What's to do?
Mike: See.
Donna: See?
Mike: Si.
Donna: See what?
Mike: Slim.
Donna: Slim?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Silt Slim?
Mike: Si.
Donna: You don't know any Slim.
Mike: Sad.
Donna: That would be--
Mike: Silly?
Donna: Si.
Donna: NOW CUT THAT OUT!
Mike: Si.
Donna: What do you imagine this Slim does?
Mike: Silage.
Donna: Silage?
Mike: Si.
Donna: I'm afraid to ask this next one. You're talking silage, the fermented, high-moisture fodder that can be fed to cud-chewing animals like--
Mike: Sheep.
Donna: Sheep?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Steer?
Mike: Sure.
Donna: So--
Mike: Si.
Donna: Silage?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Silt?
Mike: Si.
Donna: Where in Silt?
Mike: Silo.
Donna: A silo!
Mike: Si. See.
Donna: Chances?
Mike: Slim.
Donna: Sleep.
Mike: Sleep?
Donna: Zs...
With apologies to Jack Benny, Wikipedia, and, of course, Slim.
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