Helga the Housekeeper
It was a hot day in Mississippi and Helga, the family’s German housekeeper, had hung the wash outside to dry, baked a strudel and then went into town to pick up dry-cleaning and buy groceries.
“Gootness zakes”, she thought to herself as she walked to the cleaners, “It sure iss hodt.”
As she happened to pass a tavern, she pictured a frosty cold drink, so she went inside and sat down at the bar.
“Afternoon, Maam,” smiled the friendly bartender. “What would y’all like?”
“Chee,” said Helga, “It’s so hodt, I zink I vould like a nice coldt beer, yah?”
“Yes, Maam,” said the barkeep, setting a glass on the bar. “Anheuser Busch?”
“Oh fine, zanks,” blushed Helga, “An how’s your pecker?”