Sam Fonteyn - Scenes From The Twenties (Both A and B)

Made famous by "It's The Plumber, I've Come To Fix The Sink" on The Electric Company and the bottle deposit episode of Seinfeld.

[@aguy7848]

Kramer and Newman collecting cans lmao

[@jr2280]

Newman you magnificent bastard you did it!

[@philadler7399]

Let the collecting begin!

[@michaelwalterselevatorsrob5009]

The perfect song for loading 9999 bottles and cans in the trunk

[@BlueRoseGeek]

Who else is here because they watched Kramer and Newman collect bottles and cans? :-P

[@jct9099]

Seinfeld did a right choice selecting this track during the montage!

[@majesticbroccoli]

The Mother Of All Mail-Days

[@lindyswing4368]

Thank god for Mother's day .......

[@philb.954]

The Michigan bottle-deposit scam!!

[@AbrasiousProductions]

I'm using the second tune as the background score for my review of Blazing Saddles (1974) 😊

[@edgardramirezaguayo701]

La Viviana Millanao Sepúlveda es tan buena y tiene su cuerpo muy robusto y maduro.-

[@TheTWRModeller]

The first one was also heard in The Admirable Brighton in The Two Ronnies.

[@mikedocherty6160]

Let the bottle collecting begin!

[@matthewcooper6854]

It's the plumber. I'VE COME TO FIX THE SINK !

[@MegaMoto85]

You're not doing the Michigan bottle-deposit scam again are you?
"Naawh naah i'm off that"

[@zazelby]

Part B reminds me a bit of Stumbling (aka Stumbling All Around), which I first heard in Layers of Fear, which means I find this a little creepier than it actually is.

[@jf2808]

Wow I haven’t thought about that game in a while! Need to replay