“Is it edible?” she asked.
“I don’t know,” he said. “How do we find out?”
“Feed it to some animal, like a mouse or a squirrel, I suppose.”
“That’s so cruel,” he said, “to risk the life of an animal, even a small one, just to see if something’s edible?”
“Why not? I assume that’s how people always figured out whether things are edible, by experimenting on themselves and living or dying or getting sick, or by seeing how an animal reacts.”
“But we’re better than people who would experiment on animals, aren’t we?”
“You’re right,” she said. “You try it.”
This made me LOL thanks
Nice! Love the irony.
Scott
Still smiling… kudos…
Ha! Great ending.
Loved it!
Good job, Peterman!
Ahahaha! Clever ending.
Love it!
Touché! Loved it.
The last line summed it up quite well.
Very nice! I love the undercurrent of sarcasm in that last line. Well done!
LOL. Thanks!
Love it!
Great! My next trick, thank you.
Thanks!