
J. Marshall Heatmiser, Attorney
CHARACTERS
Announcer
J. Marshall
Heatmiser- A trial attorney
Timmy- A
little kid reindeer
Donna- An
adult reindeer
ANNOUNCER-
Are you a reindeer? Do you live at the North Pole? Did you fly for Santa Claus
between 1996 and 2003? If so, you may have been exposed to reindeer chow
containing the chemical mistlephetamine. Recent university studies have shown
there may be a link between mistlephetamine and any number of reindeer ailments
such as fatigue, arthritis, swelling in the hooves, irritable antler syndrome,
and hypertension. If you or a loved one has experienced any of these symptoms,
call the law offices of J. Marshall Heatmiser.
Heatmiser
enters.
HEATMISER-
Hi there. I’m J. Marshall Heatmiser. There’s no reason why you should be
suffering due to the negligence of a jolly old elf. If you were exposed to
mistlephetamine, call me, J. Marshall Heatmiser.
Timmy
enters.
TIMMY- I
used to think my dad was the greatest. He was part of the most elite flying
reindeer team in the world, delivering toys and happiness to children all over
the world. Too bad Santa didn’t take better care of him. Now, my dad is sick
all the time. His hooves are the size of basketballs, and his antlers are
always irritated. What’s even worse, he’s so fatigued, he doesn’t feel like
playing reindeer games any more.
HEATMISER-
No child should be denied the chance to play reindeer games. Call me, J.
Marshall Heatmiser.
Donna
enters.
DONNA- My
husband used to be so strong and handsome. We had a great life together, and I
was so proud when he made it onto Santa’s flying team. If only I had known that
three year stint would mean the end of the Blitzen I knew. He can no longer
fly, or gallop. And our marriage has suffered. Someone should pay!
HEATMISER-
Someone will pay. Santa’s negligence cost you, now let’s see that he pays the
bill. If you or a loved one flew for Santa, and was exposed to mistlephetamine,
call me, attorney J. Marshall Heatmiser. Let’s tell Santa mistlephetamine put
him on the naughty list!
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