BOB: You know, there are all
kinds of interesting people
that live right around your
neighborhood, like, oh, the
post man, and the police
man, and--
GROCER: Hey, did you order
these groceries here?
BOB: Oh, hi there.
Yes, as a matter
of fact, I did.
GROCER: Yeah, these are
your groceries here.
BOB: Have you got everything
I ordered?
The, uh--
GROCER: No, no.
BOB: How about the parsley?
GROCER: No, we didn't
have the parsley.
BOB: Oh, you didn't
have the parsley.
GROCER: No, we brought some
other stuff instead, though.
BOB: What did you
bring instead?
GROCER: Well, let's see.
I brought some, uh,
brussels sprouts.
BOB: Brussels sprouts.
All right.
GROCER: Yes, I got some
turnip greens.
BOB: Turnip greens.
GROCER: I got some kale.
BOB: Kale?
GROCER: Yes, we were having
a big sale on kale.
BOB: Oh, a big kale sale?
GROCER: You've heard about it?
BOB: I've heard about it.
GROCER: Yes, indeed.
Well, I brought you
a lot of that.
BOB: Hey, listen.
I was just talking about some of
the people who lived around
our neighborhood, and--
GROCER: You were?
BOB: Yeah.
As long as you look sort of
like, well, a grocer, one of
those people around the
neighborhood, why don't we do
that song about the people
in your neighborhood?
GROCER: Well, I'd rather
not, actually.
BOB: Aw, come on.
It's a nice song.
GROCER: Well, OK, but
you start off.
BOB: All right.
I'll start off.
(SINGING) Well, now, who
are the people in your
neighborhood?
In your neighborhood?
In your neighborhood?
Say, who are the people
in your neighborhood?
The people that you
meet each day.
As long as you look like the
grocer, why don't you tell us
what a grocer does?
All right?
GROCER: OK.
(SINGING) Oh, a grocer sells
the things you eat.
Like cereal and cheese
and meat.
Whatever food you're looking
for, you're sure to
find it in my store.
BOB: Because a grocer is a
person in your neighborhood.
GROCER: In your neighborhood.
BOB: He's in your
neighborhood.
BOTH: A grocer is a person
in your neighborhood.
A person that you
meet each day.
BOB: Well, nice to see ya.
Oh, I know who you are.
DOCTOR: Yeah, hi, Bob.
BOB: You're the doctor, right?
DOCTOR: Yeah.
(SINGING) Oh, a doctor works the
whole day long to keep you
feeling well and strong.
But if by chance you're feeling
sick, I'll try to make
you well real quick.
BOB: Because a doctor is a
person in your neighborhood.
DOCTOR: In your neighborhood.
BOB: He's in your
neighborhood.
GROCER: And a grocer is a person
in your neighborhood.
BOB: You tell 'em, Grocer.
The people that you meet.
ALL: When you're walking
down the street.
They're the people that
you meet each day.
