A mock letter from Laronga Zoo confirms delivery of a requested elephant urine sample. Three handlers, lots of water, and poor aim resulted in most of it hitting the ground. The zoo sends a $1,000 bill anyway.
It's from Laronga Zoo. To whom it may concern, it says, please find the enclosed sample you requested. The elephants were most uncooperative in providing the assigned sample. It took 3 of our most experienced handlers and lots of water for the elephants to pee into the bottle provided. The elephants do not have very good aim. Therefore, most of the sample landed on the ground. However, we did manage to provide what you requested. The exercise was very expensive and I've enclosed a bill for $1,000.
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