You Won’t Believe How This Ape Escaped From The Zoo

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Jerry’s a reasonable guy, so he gathered his staff and politely told them that they have to be more careful. This cannot happen again.

No one on his staff confessed, but everyone agreed that it wouldn’t happen again.

And it didn’t, until about a week later…

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