> Absolutely not!!! Morrissey would charge the sqirrels and other
> critters 40 acorns per admissions. So he would roughly make
> between 40,000 to 100,000 acorns for every 20 acres of land.
> However, the taller the trees, the more shady the area, the
> demand increases. Therefore, each critter gets charged 50 acorns
> per show, which amounts to more acorns than a squirrel could
> ever dream of holding in his cheeks. Morrissey consults with a
> group of grizzly bears, they advise him to invest his acorns
> into the booming business of acorn butter making. With much
> internal debate within himself, he invests all his acorns into
> this business. In a matter of months, the business booms.
> Squirrels and ferrets stand in line from one end of the forest
> to the next. Everyone inquires and attains a job position, and
> the forest economy booms. Cecil the boar compares the uproar for
> acorn butter to the discovery of tree sap. Morrissey saves the
> day again by thinking and sharing with others.
That was hilarious