A blonde goes to a auto parts store

A woman confused auto parts employees by asking for a “seven ten cap” for her engine, only for them to realize she was reading an oil cap upside down. Other humorous mix-ups include an elderly driver comparing his body to a broken-down car and a snail naming his fast Datsun to create clever wordplay. Cinderella’s magical romantic dream is instantly ruined when her transformed cat reminds her of a permanent procedure she had performed on him earlier. Finally, silly misunderstandings like a rancher’s brief telegram and a misread eardrop instruction show how simple mistakes create unexpected hilarity.

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