Five or six fishermen sit on the end of the dock (chairs), casting and winding in their lines. One fisherman is

catching all the fish: the others have no luck. In turn, the unlucky ones ask the successful fisherman why he's doing

so well. Each time, he mumbles a reply without opening his mouth, and nobody can tell what he is saying. The other

fisherman get more irritated. After each question, the fisherman catches another fish, bigger than the last. (ham

this up) The other gripe and protest. When the last person asks the question, the successful fisherman sighs,

spits into his hand, and says, "You have to keep the worms warm."