Ah, beautiful day. The sky is blue, the birds are singing, and the baby's outside on the ground by himself. Hey, what is this setup? With the parents! Well dangerous criminals, we've been asking the same thing. Where were the parents? I will never understand why Deede continues to trust Grandpa Lou with her child. Sure sure go on, take it over for granted. I mean, he's proven he's not the most attentive babysitter. Take a nap and keep us both on a cover. But she walks out the door and neither of them close it. They just leave it wide open. Even if you don't have a baby in the house, this is weird, right? I mean, there's no screen, you're just letting all the bugs in. So Lou's asleep in like five seconds, just the perfect time for Tommy to play with a favorite toy of his. Pliers! That's right. This toddler is hiding a pair of pliers under his teddy bear, and listen to the sound they make. That's metal folks! Meaning those are real pliers, which Tommy then uses to break out of his minimum security play pen. So he totals out the open door and outside where these two kidnappers are waiting to strike. That must be the joint, right there! And these guys have an address written down on a piece of paper. And by address, I mean these two digits, no street name, no zip code, nothing. Just two digits printed on the center of a full sheet of paper. I mean, you couldn't just memorize that? Say it don't look like the million is mentioned. So to no one's surprised they get the wrong house, but they snatched Tommy thinking he's the son of a millionaire named Ronald Thump. Piero-Wonald Thump. Yeah. So they speed away and wait, back it up here. A little more. Stop! Their license plate is BRGLRS. You're telling me that these guys are driving with a license plate that basically says burglars? Anyway, to get Tommy to stop crying, they just give him a banana, because this guy read it in a book called Baby a Peel. Is this entire book just about babies in bananas? And pay close attention here. What's wrong with this picture? They're driving backwards! No, seriously, watch the buildings out the window. They're going the wrong way! Is this some crazy method to disorient their infant kidnapping victims? Or these guys really that incompetent? So after a series of terrible attempts to quiet Tommy down, they finally realized that he just wanted his ball. But after a short trek up the stairs to their apartment, it's only Tola flaws. Tommy drops the ball and they wonder why he's crying again. What now? Uh, hello. Remember the ball from like 30 seconds ago? Anyway, the criminals leave Tommy alone. But at least when he runs off, these guys actually notice he's missing. Hey, where'd he go? Which is more than we can say for certain other adults? Next, all kinds of chaos ensues. Tommy throws the stolen jewels in the toilet, and while the kidnappers argue over who's going to fish them out, one of them says, I didn't last time. I'm sorry. How often do you guys drop priceless jewels into the toilet? Then Tommy activates what I can only assume is some sort of powerful, military grade, experimental vacuum cleaner. I mean, how else could a vacuum do this? Or this? Or this? But this is where things get intense. The kidnappers worry that Tommy's going to fall out the window. So to stop them, they both dive at them. And when I say dive, I mean simultaneous, fully airborne, headfirst dives straight out the freaking window. Even if they had got to Tommy in time, how would this have been helpful? Remember that they are completely airborne, so they can't stop themselves. These are two fully grown men throwing the full force of their entire body weight at a toddler. And remember when they said this? It's only two more flaws. Two more flaws. And they've already climbed at least one, meaning that they just jumped out of a window on the third story or higher. They just come running back up the stairs. They don't even talk about what just happened. One of you call an ambulance. Your bodies are in shock. So after proving too incompetent to handle this one-year-old, but probably still more competent than his parents, they eagerly return Tommy to stew. And stew reacts to an unenthusiastic. Who were those guys? OK, come on. These two dangerous-looking men show up at your front door holding your own baby, and you're not going to call the police or anything. You're just going to act mildly interested and then go back to your day. Look, we get it. Parenting's not an easy job, so we'll cut you a break this time, Stu. But next time, how about a little more enthusiasm or something? Where were the parents?