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“My Brother Is a Fruit”

​Jello pudding spokesperson and longtime funny man Bill Cosby used to host a CBS show called Kids Say the Darndest Things. He'd ask children random questions and hope for "cute" answers in return.Short Order staffer were recently on assignment (eating) and overheard a kid say darndest thing.Lady: What's your favorite...
By Victor GonzalezSeptember 30, 2010
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​Jello pudding spokesperson and longtime funny man Bill Cosby used to host a CBS show called Kids Say the Darndest Things. He’d ask children random questions and hope for “cute” answers in return.

Short Order staffer were recently on assignment (eating) and overheard a kid say darndest thing.

Lady: What’s your favorite fruit?

Kid: My brother

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