INT. FRUIT NAMING BOARD.
BOSS:
Right, what have we got next?
LACKEY:
There's this one, Clive. This round, orange thing.
BOSS:
Skin's a bit tough.
LACKEY:
Yeah, you peel it off. And if you squeeze it, I reckon you could sell the juice in tiny bottles in pubs for a fortune.
BOSS:
Right. So it's round, and it's orange... I think a name suggests itself. We'll call it ... a round.
LACKEY:
Won't that cause confusion in pubs, Clive?
BOSS:
All right, an orange, then. What's next?
LACKEY:
All bad news. They've knocked back your idea on the furless peach.
BOSS:
They didn't like alopeachia?
LACKEY:
They've gone with, erm, nectarine.
BOSS:
That's rubbish. That's got nothing to do with peaches.
LACKEY:
And no luck with the grape idea.
BOSS:
What?
LACKEY:
Swindon's already claimed it for those little round ones that come in bunches.
BOSS:
Ah, bollocks! All right, we'll call it a yellow.
LACKEY:
Clive, you can't just name fruits after their colour all the time. Besides, I think Swindon's got first dibs on that for the long curved thing they found.
BOSS:
I thought they were calling that a "jaundicecock." I know! I know the very thing that will stop the confusion.
LACKEY:
What? Something to distinguish it from the other sort of grape?
BOSS:
Yes! We'll call ours a grape-fruit.