Person A: Cangaro?
Person B: I think it means babysitter.
Person A: You sure?
Person B: I don't know, but look, the rest of the sentence says that he takes care of the kids.
Person A: Okay, babysitter.
Person B: Kay, so we should write that he shouldn't, um, kill the kids.
Person A: (laughs). Fine with me. How do you say kill?
Person B: You think I know?
Person A: Right, I'll look it up.
Person B: I don't want to do this.
Person B: Yeah, me either. Oh,... cangaro means kangaroo.
Person A: Kangaroo? You checked?
Person B: Just to make sure.
Person A: Kangaroo?
Person B: Yeah, that's what the dictionary says.
Person A: So the man became a kangaroo and watched the kids?
Person B: I don't know.
Person A: That doesn't make scene.
Person B: I know, but that's what it is.
Person A: Maybe he dressed up as a kangaroo. You know, like for his job or something.
Person B: Well, what can we write about that?
Person A: Don't scare the kids? I don't know. Maybe he works for Disney or something.
Person B: Okay. Don't scare the kids. We can even keep don't kill the kids.
Person A: Or don't kick the kids. Are you sure this is right? I really think it means babysitter.
Person B: Yes, it's right. I looked it up.
Person A: I'm gonna see just to make sure.
Person B: It's not babysitter, it even sounds like kangaroo.
Person A: It's babysitter!
Person B: What?
Person A: It says it right here look, babysitter. Right under kangaroo you idiot.
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