About: Unknown Male Adult Bear (Number 2)

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/8o1p8DBc7tTqR4sOpNWJXA==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

An unnamed customer bought a 1972 three-door Canberra Emu from Mr. Crosswire. In the title card of "Buster's Sweet Success", his car is seen being towed by the mechanic, with him waving to the audience. He returns in "Elwood City Turns 100!", giving Francine and her father a ride after the garbage truck breaks down. Either because the car cannot handle high speed, or because he is a cautious driver, he drives at an annoyingly slow speed. He also stops to let a duck cross the street, similar to what Brain described in "Waiting To Go".

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rdfs:label	Unknown Male Adult Bear (Number 2)
rdfs:comment	An unnamed customer bought a 1972 three-door Canberra Emu from Mr. Crosswire. In the title card of "Buster's Sweet Success", his car is seen being towed by the mechanic, with him waving to the audience. He returns in "Elwood City Turns 100!", giving Francine and her father a ride after the garbage truck breaks down. Either because the car cannot handle high speed, or because he is a cautious driver, he drives at an annoyingly slow speed. He also stops to let a duck cross the street, similar to what Brain described in "Waiting To Go".
dcterms:subject	Male Bears Adults Minor characters Characters with glasses Black hair
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abstract	An unnamed customer bought a 1972 three-door Canberra Emu from Mr. Crosswire. In the title card of "Buster's Sweet Success", his car is seen being towed by the mechanic, with him waving to the audience. He returns in "Elwood City Turns 100!", giving Francine and her father a ride after the garbage truck breaks down. Either because the car cannot handle high speed, or because he is a cautious driver, he drives at an annoyingly slow speed. He also stops to let a duck cross the street, similar to what Brain described in "Waiting To Go".

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