Piggy's Pizza Palace

"You have my tickets, right daddy?" Angelica asked, bouncing up and down.

"I sure do, sweetie," Drew assured his daughter, patting the bag that was full of tickets she had won over the last few visits. "Now then," he said, handing her a few dollars, "remember that this is ALL you are getting today… so while I know you want to get the Cynthia Car it will be there until we leave. So make your money count, okay?"

"I will, daddy!" Angelica said.

"And if you need me to tell you how many tickets you need to still get, let me know, okay?" Angelica looked up at him and bobbed her head rapidly. There were several REALLY fun games at the arcade that she REALLY wanted to try out… but those didn't give a lot of tickets. Some NONE at all. So they would wait til she had gotten all she needed… but she also didn't want to play only a couple games that, while giving out big rewards, didn't exactly excite her as much anymore.

Stu smiled at his brother. "That's a clever way to teacher her about saving."

"Angelica needs to learn that she can't get everything she wants. We have been coming here every few months as a reward when she does something good… and she knows that she needs to save her tickets to get what she wants." He nodded towards the pinball machine. "Alright, let's leave the babies in the Piglet Pen while we order the pizza."

"And play a few rounds of pinball."

"Well of course!" Drew said with a laugh.

Phil looked about in delight once they were in the play pen. "Wow Tommy, we get to be in the Piglet Pen!"

"Yeah!" Tommy said happily. "Come on, let's play."

~MC~MC~MC~

"Wait a minute," Trixie said, confused, "the babies DON'T mind being in the Piglet Pen?"

The creator nodded, just as startled. "Yeah…" He flipped through the script. "They only wanted to leave to help Angelica… and while she was being a bit loud she wasn't being bad." He frowned and shut the script. "So… apparently… this is the first and possibly only time the babies and their families were completely competent and it was everyone else who was stupid."

"Yeah," Melinda agreed. "I mean… maybe watch the three year old but it is a place for kids to play in…"

Lucifer smirked. "I for one am glad they are teaching children to gamble. Good talent to have. Now then, let's teach the bald one how to mix drinks…"

"Why is the Devil still here?!" Trixie shouted.

The creator shrugged. "He's my replacement Dil."

"…how?!"

"They both shit themselves."

Lucifer frowned. "It was only one time and as a bet!"

Amenadiel frowned as he walked up. "I don't know if I like how you run Heaven…"

The Creator shrugged. "My Moon Goddess Girlfriend gave it to me, take it up with her."