[Three Panel Illustrated Comic Titled “Baby Driver”.
Panel 1 Description: Lianna is at the park, driving her little cousin on her wheelchair. The toddler is sitting on Lianna’s footrest and cheers “Wee! Fastew Yee-Yee!!” Lianna responds “No, no. This is fast enough kiddo.” A voice off panel yells “Stawp!”
Panel 2 Description: A little toddler dressed in a suit and briefcase holds out a $5 bill, and with a snooty expression asks Lianna (who has now stopped) “I’m vewy wate fow busy-ness. Hewe is extwa if you get me dewe in five minutes.” Lianna looks perplexed at the child and replies “Uh, what?” Lianna’s little cousin looks angrily at the little boy and says “I don’t shawe...”
Panel 3 Description: Another toddler comes on frame, also holding a brief case. She asks the other business toddler “Wait! I’m vewy wate fow busy-ness too! Can we shawe dis cab?” The boy replies “Well...” Lianna looks shocked, as her little cousin (sitting on her footrest) screams “I don’t SHAWE!!!”]
For those who are confused, we used to drive our little cousins around all the time. “Yee-Yee was in fact her way of trying to say “Li-Li”. Also, replace all the “w”s with “r”s and you should be good for translating to adult talk.