🧸🚖 Teddy Winkle Taxi Service 🚖🧸

Did you know that silly stories for kids also makes music? I do a toothbrushing song and there are timestable songs and cleaning up songs and all kinds of songs. We like music. We hope you do too. Click the link in this episode description to go have a listen now. Ok, we better get into the story. I hope you enjoy it. I see you soon. Bye bye. One day, a little boy named Arqulee was sitting in his room. Now he had decided to tidy up his room. He was going through all his old toys and deciding which ones to keep and which ones to pass on. And as he was tidying, all of a sudden he heard a noise outside. What is that, he thought, as he raised downstairs to go see what was going on. His mum was already standing at the door and it was open and outside he could see a taxi. Oh, what's a taxi doing here? And why is it Teddybed driving a taxi, said Oakley? He walked over to see what was going on. "Excuse me, is your name Oakley?" "Um, yes it is," said Oakley. "Who, who are you?" "My name is Teddy Winkle and I have just started a new taxi company and I've decided that maybe I need some help." "Why do you need some help?" said Oakley. "Well, I need some help because I keep getting lost." "You keep getting lost," said Oakley. "Yeah, I keep getting calls from people saying, hey, can you come pick me up and then I start driving and I get lost and then I can't actually get to their house." "Do you think you could help me?" Oakley turned to his mum, she nodded, "Of course you can help him, Oakley, quick, go!" So Oakley opened the door of the taxi and jumped in. "All right, Oakley, chuck on your seatbelt and then we will wait for a call." How do the calls come in, said Oakley. "Well, see this screen here, what happens is it starts to ring and bring, bring, bring, bring, it's happening," said Teddy Winkle. "Hooray," said Oakley. Teddy Winkle pressed the button to answer the taxi phone. "Ahhh, hello, Teddy Winkle taxi services, how may I help you?" "Um, yes, I need you to come pick me up. I'm at my house." "Okay," said Teddy Winkle, "well, see you soon," and he pressed the button to hang up. "Who was that," said Oakley. "I don't know." "And how will you know where their house is if you don't know where it was?" "Well, isn't that your job," said Teddy Winkle. "What?" said Oakley. "I can't just guess where someone's house is." "Well, give it a try." "What do you mean give it a try," said Oakley. "Well, just tell me what way to go, we'll see what happens." "Um, Oakley was very confused." "Okay," he said. "Maybe go that way," he pointed off down the street. "Here we go," said Teddy Winkle. "Teddy Winkle Taxi Services is on its way!" As they started to drive, Oakley just guessed different directions. "Um, turn here." "All right, good one, I like that." And then straight through the roundabout. "Oh, I like roundabouts, can we go round a few times first?" "Uh, okay," said Oakley. So Teddy Winkle and Oakley went around the roundabout. "Anne round, anne round, anne round, anne round, anne round, come on," said Oakley. "We're gonna be late." "But we don't even know where we're going." "But we gotta keep guessing," said Oakley. "All right," said Teddy Winkle. "That way," yelled Oakley, as he pointed down one of the streets. "Aah, oh, this street's a dead end," said Teddy Winkle. "Let's try that house there," said Oakley, pointing at the house with a big red door. "Aah, okay, I'll start tooting." Teddy Winkle started tooting the horn. "Meep meep meep meep meep meep." They looked at the big red door, but nobody came. "No, it was worth a try." "Just in," a lady appeared at the other side of the car. "Excuse me, is this the Teddy Winkle taxi?" "It is. Which house is yours?" She pointed to one on the other side of the road with the blue door. "Ocle, you did it." "Aah, what's the teddy bear talking about?" said the lady. "Never mind," said Oakley, "jump in and we'll take you to where you need to go." "All right," said Teddy Winkle. The lady opened the door and climbed in the back of the taxi. "Okay, where can we take you today," said Teddy Winkle. "Well," said the lady, "I need to go to my friend Janice's house." "Where's Janice's house?" said Teddy Winkle. "I don't know, you're the taxi," said the lady. "Oh dear," said Teddy Winkle. "I guess we guess again," said Teddy Winkle. "Aah, now let's try something different this time." "What are we gonna try," said Oakley. "Well, this car has a few different features, so maybe we'll try the one in the glove box." "The one in the glove box," said Oakley. He opened it up and all of a sudden a spring popped out straight towards him. "Wow," he said as he jumped backwards. "What's this spring do?" "Well, I think you are, you bounce it, and then the car starts to bounce as well." "How's that gonna get us to this lady's friend's house," said Oakley. "I don't know, but it'll make it more fun. Come on, go!" said Teddy Winkle as he started to drive. So Oakley grabbed the spring and started to spring it back and forth. And as it did, the car began to bounce. "Douy, doy, doy, yippee," said Teddy Winkle. "Woo, this is lovely," said the lady in the backseat. "It is a lot of fun," said Oakley. "Oh, I can see my friend's house," she said. "Where is it," said Teddy Winkle. The lady pointed. "It's that way." "Alright, let's turn the car." Teddy Winkle turned the car mid-bounce and the car seemed to spin in the spot. "Alright, give us a big bounce for this one," said Teddy Winkle. So Oakley gave the spring the biggest bounce he possibly could, and as he did, the car launched into the air. "How many streets over?" yelled Teddy Winkle to the lady in the backseat. "I think it was three!" "Alright, I think we can land it. We're coming down!" "Geee," the car landed in the middle of a street. The lady looked around. "It's that one," she said. "Wooow, done!" "Horay," said Teddy Winkle. That was fun, said Oakley. "Thank you for riding Teddy Winkle Taxi Services. Please be sure to take all your belongings with you and call us next time you need a ride." "I will," said the lady, "very, very happy," as she climbed out and walked over towards the house. What should we do now? "Well, I'm a little bit hungry, do you want to go get something to eat?" "Uh, okay," said Oakley. "Where are we going?" "There's a shop near here that does really cool food. Let's go!" "Ah, shall we use the bouncy mode?" "Ah, yes," said Oakley. So Oakley began to bounce the car and Teddy Winkle drove all the way to a very strange looking shop. What is this place, said Oakley? "It's my favourite shop in the whole entire world. They make food that doesn't actually look like food." "What," said Oakley, "come on, I'll show you." Teddy Winkle took Oakley inside the shop and as Oakley looked around, it looked very, very strange. There was all kinds of strange items on the wall. There were basketballs in some areas and in other places there was a shovel and a rake and then somewhere else there was a little toy train that seemed to be driving around in a circle. "Um, Teddy Winkle, I'm pretty sure this isn't a food shop." "It is, come on!" Teddy Winkle went over to the counter. "Excuse me, can I please have three socks and a bucket of paint?" "Oh, good selection," said the man behind the counter. He went behind him and pulled a couple of things off the shelves. He handed Teddy Winkle three socks and a funny looking tin of paint. "Thank you," said Teddy Winkle. "I hope you enjoy it," said the man. "This is not food," said Oakley. "Trust me," said Teddy Winkle. "Have a bite!" He handed Oakley one of the socks. Oakley looked at it. It looked like a sock. It felt like a sock. It even smelled like a sock. "I don't think I want to." "You will," said Teddy Winkle. "Okay," said Oakley. He took a bite of the sock and. "It's delicious! It tastes like caramel and sparkles." "I know, how good is it?" Teddy Winkle was already munching on the other sock. "This is amazing," said Oakley. "Hang on, wait till you try the paint." Teddy Winkle picked up the tin of paint and poured it into two glasses. "Have a taste," said Teddy Winkle. Oakley picked it up and had a sip. "It's delicious! It tastes like all kinds of fruits at the same time. It's amazing!" "I know, but make sure you never drink real paint. That's really bad for you." "Oh, yes," said Oakley. "Just this one, and it's got a very special label that tells you." Oakley had a look at the side. "Sure enough, there was a sign that said, please drink." "It's so tasty!" "Hey, Teddy Winkle, what's that noise?" "I think it's the taxi phone! Quick, let's go!" Teddy Winkle and Oakley raced back outside. And sure enough, the taxi phone was ringing. They jumped in and answered the call. "Hello, Teddy Winkle! Taxi services! How may we help you?" "Um, hello, I need a lift." "Pim-pim, is that you?" "Oh, Teddy Winkle, yes, I do need you to come to my house and pick me up, please." "All right, we'll be there soon!" Teddy Winkle and Oakley started to drive. "I know where to go with this one. I know where Pim-Pim's house is. You might have to help us get to the next place, though." "Where is Pim-Pim's house?" asked Oakley. "The car came to a screeching stop." "Where he at?" said Teddy Winkle. "Next door to the funny food shop." "Yeah, that's how I found this place." "Me, me, me, me, me." Teddy Winkle started to take the horn and Pim-Pim came outside. "Okay, Teddy Winkle, I am ready!" He jumped in through the window and didn't open the door. "Can you please take me to my house?" "What?" said Teddy Winkle. "Yeah, I just wanted to go for a ride in the taxi. Can you take me for a lap around the block and take me back to my house?" "No, Pim-Pim." "Please," said Pim-Pim, "okay," said Teddy Winkle. Let's try out one of the other special driving modes, Oakley. Oh, okay, Sidd Oakley. How do we do that? Well, you fold down that bit that's like over the top of your head, the little vise or everything. So Oakley folded down the vise and when he did, some strange controls came out. What are these for, Sidd Oakley? You get to drive the taxi and this time it can do spins and it can lift into the air. That sounds like fun. All right, how do I do it? Well, I'll start you off. Teddy Winkle started driving the taxi. "Now pull backwards on those controls," he said. Oakley pulled backwards and sure enough, the taxi lifted into the air. "This is incredible," said Oakley. "Yeah, it's pretty cool, eh." I want to turn, Sidd Pim Pim. "No, Pim Pim!" Pim Pim do over the front seat and grabbed hold of the controls. The taxi started to spin. "Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's happening?" Y'all dokely. "I am doing the driving," said Pim Pim. As he kept whirling the car around and around. "How do these things work? Do I cross them over?" Pim Pim crossed his hands over. "No!" yelled Teddy Winkle. And the car seemed to almost turn itself inside out. Then it spun back around the other way. "Oh, that was fun. Let's do that again." "No," said Teddy Winkle. "Grab him, Oakley." Oakley reached forward and grabbed hold of the controls. "No, it is my turn, please," said Pim Pim. "No, Sidd Oakley. I don't want you to turn me inside out. I won't turn you inside out. I'll just turn you back to front." "I don't want that either," said Oakley. "Oh, no, I got to do it. No, no, no." Oakley pulled them out of Pim Pim's hand and Teddy Winkle reached around and buckled Pim Pim into his seat. "You must wear seat belts at all times," said Teddy Winkle. "Y'all," said Pim Pim. Oakley drove the car around the block in the air, doing a few spins and twirls as he went. Then he lowered it down right back in front of Pim Pim's house. "Okay, Pim Pim, how'd you get?" "Thank you," said Pim Pim. "That was lots of fun. Okay, I might start my own taxi service and start driving people around." "No, Pim Pim, that's my business. Maybe you can come work for me." "Ha ha, all right, we better get Oakley home." "Bye, Oakley," said Pim Pim. "Bye, Sidd Oakley." "Let's go the fast way. There's one more secret about this taxi I haven't told you about yet." "What's that, Sidd Oakley?" "It's the automatic teleportation mode." "How does that work?" "Well, the car just knows where it needs to go, and if you press this big purple button here, it takes you straight there." "Why didn't we just use that at the start?" "Well, that wouldn't have been fun," said Teddy Winkle, Oakley laughed. "All right, Oakley's house," said Teddy Winkle and pressed the big purple button. "The car disappeared in an explosion of light, and when it reappeared, they were back out the front of Oakley's house." "Okay, Oakley, I'll see you next time. Here, have the last sock," he said as he threw it to him. "Thanks, Teddy Winkle." As Oakley walked back up the driveway towards his sock, he started to chew on the sock. "He's mum's, sorry." "Ocley, why are you chewing on a sock," she said. "Well, Sidd Oakley, I don't think you'd believe me, even if I told you." "And that is the end of the story." This episode is brought to you by Freddy's fake foods. Need a stick that tastes like chocolate or a baseball bat that tastes like sprinkles? Make sure you come down to Freddy's. We've got all kinds of things that taste nothing like what they look like, and they are all amazing. "Wahey, we hope you've been enjoying the silly stories for kids. Make sure to head over to our website, sillystoriesforkids.com, to find out more about the podcast and share it with all of your friends. This has been me, Freddy!" And me, Sam, we'll see you soon. Don't forget, it's less than a month till our shows at the Sydney Comedy Festival. Comedy Festival. So if you haven't got your tickets yet, do it now!