Ivy behaves at McDonald's

Characters
Ivy-Salli

Ivy's dad-Diesel

Clerk-Dallas

Diesel Busters-Diesel, Princess

Macusoper-Kidaroo

Derek-Brian

Zara-Princess

Plot
Good Ivy Smith gets the cheeseburger instead of the McDouble.

Transcript
Ivy: Hey Dad?

Ivy's dad: What is it Ivy?

Ivy: Can we go to McDonald's?

Ivy's dad: Yes.

(at McDonald's)

Clerk: What can I get you?

Ivy's dad: I would like to have a quarter pounder with Cheese and a Sprite.

Ivy: I would like to have a 10 piece chicken nuggets, medium Fries, a large coke and a McDouble.

Clerk: I'm sorry Ivy but there are no more McDoubles.

Ivy: Really? Come on!

Clerk: That's okay. The cheeseburgers are still available.

Ivy: Then I want that one instead.

Ivy's dad: Thank you. We'll have it to go.

(at home)

Ivy's dad: Ivy, I'm so proud of you for behaving at McDonald's.

Ivy: What about that other father? I saw him attacking his son.

Ivy's dad: Okay, let's see what happened back at McDonald's.

(back at McDonald's)

Diesel Busters: Macusoper, I said I wanted 150 chicken nuggets, medium fries, a Dr, Pepper and a McDouble this instant!

Macusoper: Dad, the clerk said the McDoubles were sold out! You can either have a cheeseburger or you can have nothing at all!

Diesel Busters (Princess' voice): SO YOU WANT TO ENGAGE ME! GO AHEAD! ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME RIGHT HERE AT MCDONALD'S!

Macusoper: Dad, you are a brat! We are going home and you're grounded until Spring! Also, I will donate all of the videos of me getting grounded to the McCarthy's!

(Diesel Busters cries like Custard)

(Derek and Zara enter in bathing suits; Zara is wearing her bikini)

Derek: Me and my girlfriend Zara just got back from the pool.

Zara: Anyways, we would like two orders of 20 piece nuggets, medium fries, a Pepsi and a cheeseburger.

Clerk: Coming right up.

Derek: Thanks.

(back at home)

Ivy's dad: Ivy, since you behaved at McDonald's, you are now ungrounded.

Ivy: Thank you Dad. I used to freak out when Eric and David killed any baby show character like Barney but not anymore. I've gotten over it unlike the bad version of me.