Two tomatoes went shopping. The first tomato suddenly started walking very fast. The second tomato asked, "Where are we going?"
The first tomato didn't answer, so the second tomato asked again. Still getting no reply, the second tomato repeated the question.
Finally, the first tomato turned slowly and said, "Aren't we tomatoes? Since when can we talk?"
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