Hello friends, it's Mr Jim and welcome back to Kids Short Stories. Did you know that we have a ton of activities that we make just for you. Head on over to Hey Mr Jim dot com and look for activities for kids for all kinds of great fun stuff for you to do after you listen to our podcast called Kids Animal Stories. Well, friends, today's story comes to us from Hawking and Oakley. They sent me an awesome idea for a story and you can't do well. Are you guys ready for today's story? Me too, Let's go. It was a beautiful day on the Moon as Hawking in Oakley were lounged out drinking some nice delicious lemonade. Wait a second, they're on the Moon. You might wonder how that's possible. Well, these two are actually real space rangers. They spend most of their time up in space guarding all of the planets, from the farthest farthest planet to the very most closest to the Moon. Do you know what planet is very very close to the Moon? Yes, planet Earth. That is actually where Hawking and Oakley are from a very long time ago before they moved to the Moon. Hey Oakley, could you hearm you some of those snacks over there, said Hawking. Yep, here you go. Oakley had reached down and leaned over to grab a bag of their favorite snack, moon popcorn. They had figured out a weight how to grow corn on the moon, and this moon popcorn, which comes you know, from corn, was absolutely delicious. Have you ever tried moon popcorn before? Oh, we gotta get that recipe, or maybe we just got a head to the moon, Hawking. It's been such a slow week. There's been like no adventures for us. Do you think this like space is just safe now? Like they don't need us space rangers anymore. Hawkins sat up from his chair after shoving a whole handful of moon popcorn in his mouth. He chewed it up, swallowed, and said, there's no way, Oakley. Space is full of never ending adventures. That's why we moved. Do you remember, Yeah, said Oakley. It just feels like it's been kind of a boring week. Oh, don't say that word, said Hawkin. Just wait now that you said the B word, something crazy is gonna happen. You see. Over time, Hawkin and Oakley had both learned to never complain about it being boring because that's when the biggest problem seemed to pop up. That's exactly what is about to happen to them right now, baby b b B B B b by. Hawking and Oakley looked at each other. They couldn't believe it. It's the alarm. Hurry. They ran back to their base camp as soon as possible and opened up the screen. Oh no, look at that, Hawking was pointed to a giant rock like a meteor, flying through a space headed right towards a far away planet. They had never heard of this planet before, Hawking, Look, it's headed towards the French Toast planet. Oakley shouted, and couldn't believe it. Have you ever heard of the French toast planet? Yes, that's actually where all of our French toast comes from. It's delivered on a spaceship on Tuesdays, I think. But that planet is where they make all the delicious French toast that we eat for breakfast. There's no way that we can let that planet get destroyed by that giant meteor asteroid rock, said Hawking. It's our job as rangers to save the universe and the universe's supply of French toast. Let's go. The two of them jumped into their rocket ship and blasted off. They had to get to that planet as fast as possible. But it's a good thing they had supersonic hyper active hyperdrive speed. That is, when their rocket ship would go super fast and cruised through space and they could get to another planet far away in the blink of an eye. Zoo. They carefully landed down on the planet and stepped out of the spaceship. They had never been there before, and Oakley was quick to take his helmet off because he knew it would smell absolutely delicious. Oh, it smells just like French toast. As they looked around, Hawking and Oakley couldn't believe it. Everywhere they looked was French toast. The entire planet was made of this delicious stuff, and there were even syrup rivers and maple syrup waterfalls, and even maple syrup swimming pools. How in the world do they swim in those, asked Hawkin. That would be like impossible, they're so sticky. As they were walking around, they were quickly greeted by one of the local aliens on the planet. Hello, space rangers, thank you for coming. We have a serious problem on our hands. Come this way, Come come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come come, babe. Hawking and Oakley stayed close behind this local French toast alien. So what seems to be the problem. We know there's some kind of huge asteroid rock thing coming for the planet. Have you guys been able to send up something to stop it or redirect it? Asked Oakley. No, we have not been able to do anything to stop that giant rock from crashing into our planet. All we have is French toast and maple syrup. It doesn't seem to help anything. Well, why don't you show us around and maybe we can figure out a way to save the planet, said Hawkin. Because there's no way that anyone wants to live in a universe without French toast, shouted Oakley. The local French toast aliens were quick to show Hawking and Oakley all around their planet. You see their planet. It wasn't very big, but it was very important with all that delicious French toast and maple syrup. But I didn't know that there was You know that stuff is made on some planet far away. But wow, am I grateful for all those aliens that work super duper hard. We've got to make sure that we save that planet, Am I right? Yes, yes we do. And it was at this moment that Hawkin saw something that could maybe just maybe save the whole planet. Hey, what are these things over here for? They look like pretty cool sprayers, asked Hawking. Well, those are pressure powered maple syrup hose sprayers to load up our ships when they need to be filled up quickly with maple syrup before they're shipped off to all their different locations. How much pressure can you put in those things, asked Oakley. Well, they can be very pressurized. We usually only use it at ten percent. I've never seen it at full capacity before, but I'm sure it would be pretty impressive. Hawking and Oakley both looked at each other with their hands on top of their heads, and they realized that they were running out of time. They could see that giant asteroid getting closer and closer to this planet. They needed to act fast. Oakley, I'm going to run over to the pressure izer and engage it to a hundred percent pressure. I need you to hold onto the hose and see if we can launch that maple syrup at the asteroid and hopefully it will deflect it in time. Wow, this it actually work. Do you know what pressure is? Well, just imagine you're holding a garden hose and you turn on the water in the water starts to trickle out just a little bit. The more you turn the handle, the higher the pressure is. That the water is now starting to come out faster and faster through that garden hose. Well, you see that's low pressure. In high pressure, the more water is shooting out of the hose, that is higher pressure. And so if he's gonna bring their maple syrup hose to full pressure, that means it's gonna blast out maple syrup at incredibly high speeds, hopefully almost like a laser that can push that asteroid out of the way from this planet, saving all of our French toast forever. How can I have the hose in position engage into full pressure power, shouted Oakley. Hawking was standing in front of a hole bunch of switches. He didn't know which switches to push, but I'm pretty sure he needs to push all of them. As each switch engaged, the pressure increased from the hose that Oakley was holing, and pretty soon it turned into a maple syrup laser. It was shooting out of there so fast. It was seriously like a laser beam. Do you think you would be strong enough to hold onto a hose where there's a Maples or a laser beam shooting out of it. I don't know if I am, but somehow Oakley is. As he held the hose up, it shot out all that syrup towards the asteroid, completely exploding it. They've saved the French toast. Who as they turned down the pressure for that maple syrup laser, all the aliens on the planet couldn't believe it. Oh in the world did you do that? That is absolutely amazing. We and realized that we had Maples are up laser power here. Thank you so much, Hawking Alkali. And that is the day that Hawking in Oakley the space Rangers saved the universe's supply of French toast and maple syrup. Now I'm hungry and I think I'm gonna go eat some delicious French toast. The end. Great job. You listened all the way to the end, and you know what some of it is. It's time for kid shout out. So I want to say hey to Natalie and Madalina from California, Grant from San Diego, Sonia from India, Miles from Maine, Omer and John John from Florida, Ved from Troy, Michigan, Avia from Indiana and South Carolina, which that's Roylaf and Harry Felix and Miles from New York. I'm so glad that you're all in the Kids short Stories, family, and on our spiting. We could not stop Doctor Stinking Breath and his crew without you, my friends. Will you have a super duper day and I will see you in our next adventure. Bye.

Hello friends, it's Mr Jim and welcome back to Kids Short Stories. Did you know that we have a ton of activities that we make just for you. Head on over to Hey Mr Jim dot com and look for activities for kids for all kinds of great fun stuff for you to do after you listen to our podcast called Kids Animal Stories. Well, friends, today's story comes to us from Hawking and Oakley. They sent me an awesome idea for a story and you can't do well. Are you guys ready for today's story? Me too, Let's go. It was a beautiful day on the Moon as Hawking in Oakley were lounged out drinking some nice delicious lemonade. Wait a second, they're on the Moon. You might wonder how that's possible. Well, these two are actually real space rangers. They spend most of their time up in space guarding all of the planets, from the farthest farthest planet to the very most closest to the Moon. Do you know what planet is very very close to the Moon? Yes, planet Earth. That is actually where Hawking and Oakley are from a very long time ago before they moved to the Moon. Hey Oakley, could you hearm you some of those snacks over there, said Hawking. Yep, here you go. Oakley had reached down and leaned over to grab a bag of their favorite snack, moon popcorn. They had figured out a weight how to grow corn on the moon, and this moon popcorn, which comes you know, from corn, was absolutely delicious. Have you ever tried moon popcorn before? Oh, we gotta get that recipe, or maybe we just got a head to the moon, Hawking. It's been such a slow week. There's been like no adventures for us. Do you think this like space is just safe now? Like they don't need us space rangers anymore. Hawkins sat up from his chair after shoving a whole handful of moon popcorn in his mouth. He chewed it up, swallowed, and said, there's no way, Oakley. Space is full of never ending adventures. That's why we moved. Do you remember, Yeah, said Oakley. It just feels like it's been kind of a boring week. Oh, don't say that word, said Hawkin. Just wait now that you said the B word, something crazy is gonna happen. You see. Over time, Hawkin and Oakley had both learned to never complain about it being boring because that's when the biggest problem seemed to pop up. That's exactly what is about to happen to them right now, baby b b B B B b by. Hawking and Oakley looked at each other. They couldn't believe it. It's the alarm. Hurry. They ran back to their base camp as soon as possible and opened up the screen. Oh no, look at that, Hawking was pointed to a giant rock like a meteor, flying through a space headed right towards a far away planet. They had never heard of this planet before, Hawking, Look, it's headed towards the French Toast planet. Oakley shouted, and couldn't believe it. Have you ever heard of the French toast planet? Yes, that's actually where all of our French toast comes from. It's delivered on a spaceship on Tuesdays, I think. But that planet is where they make all the delicious French toast that we eat for breakfast. There's no way that we can let that planet get destroyed by that giant meteor asteroid rock, said Hawking. It's our job as rangers to save the universe and the universe's supply of French toast. Let's go. The two of them jumped into their rocket ship and blasted off. They had to get to that planet as fast as possible. But it's a good thing they had supersonic hyper active hyperdrive speed. That is, when their rocket ship would go super fast and cruised through space and they could get to another planet far away in the blink of an eye. Zoo. They carefully landed down on the planet and stepped out of the spaceship. They had never been there before, and Oakley was quick to take his helmet off because he knew it would smell absolutely delicious. Oh, it smells just like French toast. As they looked around, Hawking and Oakley couldn't believe it. Everywhere they looked was French toast. The entire planet was made of this delicious stuff, and there were even syrup rivers and maple syrup waterfalls, and even maple syrup swimming pools. How in the world do they swim in those, asked Hawkin. That would be like impossible, they're so sticky. As they were walking around, they were quickly greeted by one of the local aliens on the planet. Hello, space rangers, thank you for coming. We have a serious problem on our hands. Come this way, Come come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come come, babe. Hawking and Oakley stayed close behind this local French toast alien. So what seems to be the problem. We know there's some kind of huge asteroid rock thing coming for the planet. Have you guys been able to send up something to stop it or redirect it? Asked Oakley. No, we have not been able to do anything to stop that giant rock from crashing into our planet. All we have is French toast and maple syrup. It doesn't seem to help anything. Well, why don't you show us around and maybe we can figure out a way to save the planet, said Hawkin. Because there's no way that anyone wants to live in a universe without French toast, shouted Oakley. The local French toast aliens were quick to show Hawking and Oakley all around their planet. You see their planet. It wasn't very big, but it was very important with all that delicious French toast and maple syrup. But I didn't know that there was You know that stuff is made on some planet far away. But wow, am I grateful for all those aliens that work super duper hard. We've got to make sure that we save that planet, Am I right? Yes, yes we do. And it was at this moment that Hawkin saw something that could maybe just maybe save the whole planet. Hey, what are these things over here for? They look like pretty cool sprayers, asked Hawking. Well, those are pressure powered maple syrup hose sprayers to load up our ships when they need to be filled up quickly with maple syrup before they're shipped off to all their different locations. How much pressure can you put in those things, asked Oakley. Well, they can be very pressurized. We usually only use it at ten percent. I've never seen it at full capacity before, but I'm sure it would be pretty impressive. Hawking and Oakley both looked at each other with their hands on top of their heads, and they realized that they were running out of time. They could see that giant asteroid getting closer and closer to this planet. They needed to act fast. Oakley, I'm going to run over to the pressure izer and engage it to a hundred percent pressure. I need you to hold onto the hose and see if we can launch that maple syrup at the asteroid and hopefully it will deflect it in time. Wow, this it actually work. Do you know what pressure is? Well, just imagine you're holding a garden hose and you turn on the water in the water starts to trickle out just a little bit. The more you turn the handle, the higher the pressure is. That the water is now starting to come out faster and faster through that garden hose. Well, you see that's low pressure. In high pressure, the more water is shooting out of the hose, that is higher pressure. And so if he's gonna bring their maple syrup hose to full pressure, that means it's gonna blast out maple syrup at incredibly high speeds, hopefully almost like a laser that can push that asteroid out of the way from this planet, saving all of our French toast forever. How can I have the hose in position engage into full pressure power, shouted Oakley. Hawking was standing in front of a hole bunch of switches. He didn't know which switches to push, but I'm pretty sure he needs to push all of them. As each switch engaged, the pressure increased from the hose that Oakley was holing, and pretty soon it turned into a maple syrup laser. It was shooting out of there so fast. It was seriously like a laser beam. Do you think you would be strong enough to hold onto a hose where there's a Maples or a laser beam shooting out of it. I don't know if I am, but somehow Oakley is. As he held the hose up, it shot out all that syrup towards the asteroid, completely exploding it. They've saved the French toast. Who as they turned down the pressure for that maple syrup laser, all the aliens on the planet couldn't believe it. Oh in the world did you do that? That is absolutely amazing. We and realized that we had Maples are up laser power here. Thank you so much, Hawking Alkali. And that is the day that Hawking in Oakley the space Rangers saved the universe's supply of French toast and maple syrup. Now I'm hungry and I think I'm gonna go eat some delicious French toast. The end. Great job. You listened all the way to the end, and you know what some of it is. It's time for kid shout out. So I want to say hey to Natalie and Madalina from California, Grant from San Diego, Sonia from India, Miles from Maine, Omer and John John from Florida, Ved from Troy, Michigan, Avia from Indiana and South Carolina, which that's Roylaf and Harry Felix and Miles from New York. I'm so glad that you're all in the Kids short Stories, family, and on our spiting. We could not stop Doctor Stinking Breath and his crew without you, my friends. Will you have a super duper day and I will see you in our next adventure. Bye.