Observing from a tree through binoculars, the penguins see a deli from across a road and a man inside. Kowalski: Positive I.D. on Deli owner. Approaching refrigerator. Skipper: (excited) And? Private: (excited) And? Rico: (excited) FISH? Kowalski sees that the man is holding a metal bucket with Tuna Salad in it. Kowalski: We have day-old tuna salad! The other penguins cheer and high-five each other. Kowalski: He's off to the store room. Definitely a dump job. Private: I can't believe people just throw away old tuna. I mean, what is "Salmonella" anyway? Kowalski: I believe it's Italian for "Little Salmon." Skipper: Ah, a taste of the old country. Rico: Mama Mia! (speaks Italian before kissing his flipper in the same fashion) Skipper: Kowalski, tuna extraction options. Kowalski: That sk
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| - Observing from a tree through binoculars, the penguins see a deli from across a road and a man inside. Kowalski: Positive I.D. on Deli owner. Approaching refrigerator. Skipper: (excited) And? Private: (excited) And? Rico: (excited) FISH? Kowalski sees that the man is holding a metal bucket with Tuna Salad in it. Kowalski: We have day-old tuna salad! The other penguins cheer and high-five each other. Kowalski: He's off to the store room. Definitely a dump job. Private: I can't believe people just throw away old tuna. I mean, what is "Salmonella" anyway? Kowalski: I believe it's Italian for "Little Salmon." Skipper: Ah, a taste of the old country. Rico: Mama Mia! (speaks Italian before kissing his flipper in the same fashion) Skipper: Kowalski, tuna extraction options. Kowalski: That sk
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| - Observing from a tree through binoculars, the penguins see a deli from across a road and a man inside. Kowalski: Positive I.D. on Deli owner. Approaching refrigerator. Skipper: (excited) And? Private: (excited) And? Rico: (excited) FISH? Kowalski sees that the man is holding a metal bucket with Tuna Salad in it. Kowalski: We have day-old tuna salad! The other penguins cheer and high-five each other. Kowalski: He's off to the store room. Definitely a dump job. Private: I can't believe people just throw away old tuna. I mean, what is "Salmonella" anyway? Kowalski: I believe it's Italian for "Little Salmon." Skipper: Ah, a taste of the old country. Rico: Mama Mia! (speaks Italian before kissing his flipper in the same fashion) Skipper: Kowalski, tuna extraction options. Kowalski: That skylight is our entry point. Kowalski points to the skylight window on the building. He then pulls out his notepad to demonstrate his idea. Kowalski: I suggest the parasail, quick and silent. As Kowalski talks, Frankie the pigeon flies past them and lands on one of the lines on the telephone pole and gets electrocuted. The penguins see this and have second thoughts. Kowalski: With a slight chance of dancing the "high-voltage" chacha. Frankie flies doozily into the tree by the same branch where the Penguins are hiding. Frankie: (indignantly) What? But that's just how I fly alright? Frankie tries to fly away but falls directly to the ground from off the tree. Private: Is that really the safest approach? Kowalski: (scoffs) No. But using wind and velocity calculations, I've determined the ideal body shape for clear parasailing! Kowalski's notepad shows the outline of Private's, signifying that he is the ideal penguin for the job. Private sighs uncomfortably at Kowalski's decision.
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