It’s noon on the job site. The foreman pokes a mechanical worker into blowing his whistle to get everyone to take a break to eat. Oswald's ear changes shape to hear the word floating overhead. Here are some of the drawings; a shame the top of the print is cropped on this.
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Incidentally, the dogs and cats on the jobsite are on a 30-drawing cycle.
The only person to get a credit is non-drawing Walt Disney.
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