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WOMAN: And we even managed to put something by for a rainy day.<br />
MAN: And…<br />
WOMAN: Yes<br />
MAN: …it’s your turn to fetch the firewood. Ha, ha!<br />
WOMAN: Oh. I wouldn’t mind if he did something useful while I did the hard stuff, but all he does is<br />
make toys for the children. Hoops, indeed!<br />
OH, Oh. Six trips to the forest that lot took me! Well, it’s his turn now. And what use has a hoop been to<br />
anybody<br />
MAN: Hoops. Come on, kids. Hoops. Hoops, hoops – ha, ho, ho – hoops. Ho-o-ops, ho-o-ops, hey,<br />
hey, hoops. Look at this. Wheels.<br />
WOMAN: Hmmm. My pile took me six trips to the forest.<br />
MAN: And mine took one.<br />
WOMAN: Hmmm….um-hum. Hmm Yes. I’ll show him. Yes. Yes!<br />
MAN: Well; I’ll be blowed - another revolutionary idea!<br />
Unh, urgh, urgn, oh. It’s all very well for you. All you have to do to earn your keep is to turn grass into<br />
milk. How would you like to push a plow, eh Look at me while I’m talking to you. Well, how would<br />
you like to push a plow, or even pull a plow Hey, kids, over here! Good girl. Walk up<br />
WOMAN: Oh, you’ve got to hand it to him. First he invents the wheel; then he gets the animal to do the<br />
work for him. What next Hey, what about the really important jobs, like grinding corn that makes the<br />
bread, that gives him the energy to make more toys for the children Oh. Hmm, yes, what next indeed.<br />
MAN: Oh, oh. I think she’s thinking again.<br />
WOMAN: Yet another machine.<br />
MAN: And yet more surplus.<br />
WOMAN: In fact, we only had one reason to invent anything. We wanted to cut down the effort we<br />
need to do a job. Then we’d have more energy to spare to make more surplus.<br />
MAN: More time, too!<br />
WOMAN: Hey, then we could even take time off – have a holiday!<br />
MAN: That’s why we invented machines. After all, they are nothing more than devices which make the<br />
energy from our muscles more effective, therefore more productive. Every machine, no matter how<br />
complicated it looks, is made up of very basic parts; for example, a wheel, an axle, a lever, bits of wood<br />
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