As they were walking, they walked past a construction site.
"Hey, look at that thing," said Teddy Winkle.
"What is that?" said Spencer.
"Um, I think it's a bulldozer," said Archie.
"That'll work perfectly," said Teddy Winkle.
"What do you mean?" said the kids.
"Well, it looks big, and it looks powerful, and if we put that little thing down at the front, well, it's actually a big thing.
[laughs] If we put that down, it might even be able to make the path for us to be able to drive our house train." "Uh, I'm not too sure." "I am," said Teddy Winkle.
"Come on." So they raced into the construction site, and Teddy Winkle raced straight up to the bulldozer.
"Uh, excuse me, Mr. Bulldozer Driver Man." "Hey, what are you doing? Get out of here." "Uh, well, I, I can't get out of here yet." "What? How come?" "Because I need your bulldozer." "Uh, no, no, you can't have my bulldozer.
"It's like a houseboat but a train instead." "Uh, o- okay.
That's a little bit confusing." "Nah, it's not confusing.
It's exciting, and we need your bulldozer.
All right.
You go have some lunch, and we'll bring back the bulldozer eventually." "Oh, o- okay," said the man, very confused.
As he stepped out of the bulldozer, the kids jumped in with Teddy Winkle.
"Teddy Winkle, are you sure this is a good idea?" "I'm not sure anything's a good idea, but I think it's gonna be fun.
[laughs] All right.
Let's go.
Uh, how do you drive this thing?" "I don't know," said the kids.
"What does this one do?" said Archie as he pushed one of the levers forward.
[imitates bulldozer] The bulldozer started to move forward.
"Hooray," said Teddy Winkle.
"All right, do another lever." "Uh, what about this one?" said Spencer as he pulled it backwards, and the blade on the front of the bulldozer went down, and it started scraping along the ground.
As they were walking, they walked past a construction site.
"Hey, look at that thing," said Teddy Winkle.
"What is that?" said Spencer.
"Um, I think it's a bulldozer," said Archie.
"That'll work perfectly," said Teddy Winkle.
"What do you mean?" said the kids.
"Well, it looks big, and it looks powerful, and if we put that little thing down at the front, well, it's actually a big thing.
[laughs] If we put that down, it might even be able to make the path for us to be able to drive our house train." "Uh, I'm not too sure." "I am," said Teddy Winkle.
"Come on." So they raced into the construction site, and Teddy Winkle raced straight up to the bulldozer.
"Uh, excuse me, Mr. Bulldozer Driver Man." "Hey, what are you doing? Get out of here." "Uh, well, I, I can't get out of here yet." "What? How come?" "Because I need your bulldozer." "Uh, no, no, you can't have my bulldozer.
"It's like a houseboat but a train instead." "Uh, o- okay.
That's a little bit confusing." "Nah, it's not confusing.
It's exciting, and we need your bulldozer.
All right.
You go have some lunch, and we'll bring back the bulldozer eventually." "Oh, o- okay," said the man, very confused.
As he stepped out of the bulldozer, the kids jumped in with Teddy Winkle.
"Teddy Winkle, are you sure this is a good idea?" "I'm not sure anything's a good idea, but I think it's gonna be fun.
[laughs] All right.
Let's go.
Uh, how do you drive this thing?" "I don't know," said the kids.
"What does this one do?" said Archie as he pushed one of the levers forward.
[imitates bulldozer] The bulldozer started to move forward.
"Hooray," said Teddy Winkle.
"All right, do another lever." "Uh, what about this one?" said Spencer as he pulled it backwards, and the blade on the front of the bulldozer went down, and it started scraping along the ground.
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