The frog looks at the dwarf Saily and asks whether he is in his robotic form or appearing in his human form. Saily, the robotic dwarf, replies, "I'm reading some information I stored when we visited the family home. Listen carefully."
Capello calls the conman who borrowed money from him and asks, "When will you return my money?"
The conman replies, "Please, I'm waiting for some money to be deposited into my account. I'll come tomorrow."
Capello waits from morning until night for him to arrive, but the conman never comes as promised. That night, Capello is in pain, and his wife, Sola, comforts him, telling him that he will come tomorrow.
The next morning, the conman calls Capello again and says, "Excuse me, I'll come on Sunday."
The conman actually meant "someday," meaning indefinitely, while Capello understood it as "Sunday."