The Manwright family came into the restaurant human, but they weren’t in that position anymore. The father, Roger, had become a large bull. Mother Martha had developed into a chicken, and was still chowing down on dried corn. Their 9-year-old son Danny had become a frog, and their 7-year-old daughter Patty had become a chicken as well.
That Toad Spring fruit drink had really shot through Danny. As his mind devolved, he had trouble coming to a conclusion what he should do with it. Then finally, he spoke up.
“Dad…” Danny spoke up, “I need to go to the bathroom.”
“Then goOOOOO.” Roger replied, “I knoOOOOw it’s a little awkward goOOOOing in front of family members, but yoOOOOu doOOOO it once and then it’s noOOOO big deal.”
“Alright…” Danny replied in melancholy.
“Want me to goOOOO first?” Roger asked.
Danny looked up at his father and nodded subtly.
Roger returned the look, “OOOOOkay…” Roger then averted his eyes from Danny and took his gaze directly in front of him. The intelligence in Roger’s eyes faded as he began staring off into space.
Danny took a peek under the table as wetness emerged from underneath his father’s very bovine body. He didn’t have a good view, so he crawled over his mom’s lap to see urine flooding the seat. The urine travelled all its way under Martha, who seemed completely oblivious to it. On the other side of Roger, urine was going off the seat’s edge and onto the floor, making little *DRIP* *DRIP* noises. Danny hopped off his mother’s lap and into the growing puddle.
Roger snapped out of his gaze, and looked down as his pants, feeling triumphant that they were soaking wet. He looked at Danny beside him, the boy splashing about in his father’s urine, and Roger spoke, “NoOOOOOw it’s yoOOOOOur turn.”
Danny scurried back into his seat. Getting in a comfortable sitting position, Danny closed his eyes gently and concentrated. Within a few seconds, spots of wetness appeared around the base of Danny’s pants. Then… a puddle grew underneath him. The puddle grew a little bit then stopped. Danny opened his eyes and looked down eagerly, “I went!”
Roger smiled, “GoOOOOOOod joOOOOOb, soOOOOOOn.”