Tape 4, Try 1

The speaker forgot to introduce three mascots: Rooney, a red dog mistaken for a fox due to its coloring; Denia, a black cat inspired by the owner's deceased cat; and Lani, a regular animatronic. The mascots are based on the same endoskeleton and have advanced walking abilities. The designs are kept secret to prevent leaking, which is why the listener cannot enter the parts and services room. Hey, you've made it halfway into the night. How's it going? Still good? Well, that's perfect, because I just remembered that, well, I forgot to present you our three mascots. To begin, we have Rooney, the red one, actually a dog that people often confuse with a fox, because of, you know, the coloring, but there's actually an explanation for this. It's that apparently, you know, color theory thing where red makes you happy and, you know, yellow makes you hungry. Well, matched together, it makes you really think, hey, I want to eat there when you see the restaurant and mascots, so that's why we use it on our star mascot. Yeah, so next we have Denia, the black cat, and so here's a bit of history. We believe that this animatronic is actually a direct reference to the owner's cat, which passed away a bit before the making of the restaurant, and the last one is Lani, which is just a classic regular, nothing really particularly special about him. He's just an animatronic made for a restaurant, but what's interesting is that actually all those characters are, like, based off the same endoskeleton, so appearing one is never too much of a hassle, and nowhere near the mascots before. They're a bit advanced, too, compared to others, and I'm not going to lie, I don't think actually any of our competitors are able to animate an animatronic's walk like this. Of course, we keep our designs a secret of fabrication. Our trade secrets, we don't want them leaking out, and that's actually one of the main reasons why you aren't actually allowed in the parts and services room. Not that I don't trust you, but you know how it is.