*In France, during the reign of Louis XIV in the year of January 1672*
The Announcer kinda guy who shouts clock-times:In the name of our great monarch, the king of France, grandduke of the Moon, the master of the Universe, the sun-god, the son of God, count of the Andromeda, and all around good guy, Louis XIV, it is half Louis, get up and get to work!
Random peasant 1: It is Louis today, nobody works during Louis!
The Announcer kinda guy who shouts clock-times: Our great monarch, the king of France, grandduke of the Moon, the master of the Universe, the sun-god, the son of God, count of the Andromeda, and all around good guy, Louis XIV has ordered that everybody must work during Louis' too!
Random peasant 2: Ow, can't we atleast wait for a Louis before we start?
The Announcer kinda guy who shouts clock-times: Our great monarch, the king of France, grandduke of the Moon, the master of the Universe, the sun-god, the son of God, count of the Andromeda, and all around good guy, Louis XIV allows you to rest for 1/4 of a Louis in the Sunking Louis.
Random peasant 1: Thanks a Louis, bastard!
*after several sweaty Louis, the end of Louis day'
Random peasant 1: Wanna go and take a Louis at the Great Louis? Im louisy thirsty!
Random peasant 2: Thats what I call a louis! Sure!
*At the Great Louis*
Random peasant 2: Two big Louis', please.
The bartender: Coming up in a blink of a Louis!
Random peasant 1: What a Louis this Louis was. I am exhausted.
Random peasant 2: Think Louisy, at least we are not Dutch!
Both: *louisy laughter*
*Meanwhile in the Netherlands, in the Staten General meeting*
Jan: Gday Jan!
Jan: Hello Jan!
Jan: Hi Jan!
Jan: Hello Jan!
Jan: Where is Jan?
Jan: Not here Jan.
Jan: Ahh, there comes Jan now!
Jan: Hi, Jan, gday, Jan, hello Jan, I'd like to introduce you Edvin.
Edvin, this is Jan, Edvin, this is Jan and Edvin, this is Jan!
Jan: Is your name not Jan then?
Edvin: No, its Edvin.
Jan: That might cause a little confusion. What if we call you Jan just to keep it clear.
Jan: Lets start the meeting then. Jan, tell us about the situation!
Jan: As you know, the French are invading Spanish Lowlands. We are also in war with Münster, Cologne and England. What should we do, Jan?
Jan: Don't know Jan.
Jan: Me neither Jan.
Jan: Situation is dire, Jan.
Jan: The French have us on our guts.
Jan: Thats a strange expression Jan.
Jan: Well, Jan, I heard one peasant use it, the French have us on our guts he said.
Edvin: What if we invade Münster and hope for the best?
Jan: That is brilliant Jan!
Jan: So, we shall invade Münster. Good one Jan!
Jan: Hail Jan!
Edvin: Amen!
Jan: Jan, prepare the men for a long march!
Jan: Ok, Jan!
Jan: Jan, organize our supply chain!
Jan: Yes sir, Jan!
Jan: Let God smile upon us this day amen!
Jan: Amen!

The Announcer kinda guy who shouts clock-times:In the name of our great monarch, the king of France, grandduke of the Moon, the master of the Universe, the sun-god, the son of God, count of the Andromeda, and all around good guy, Louis XIV, it is half Louis, get up and get to work!
Random peasant 1: It is Louis today, nobody works during Louis!
The Announcer kinda guy who shouts clock-times: Our great monarch, the king of France, grandduke of the Moon, the master of the Universe, the sun-god, the son of God, count of the Andromeda, and all around good guy, Louis XIV has ordered that everybody must work during Louis' too!
Random peasant 2: Ow, can't we atleast wait for a Louis before we start?
The Announcer kinda guy who shouts clock-times: Our great monarch, the king of France, grandduke of the Moon, the master of the Universe, the sun-god, the son of God, count of the Andromeda, and all around good guy, Louis XIV allows you to rest for 1/4 of a Louis in the Sunking Louis.
Random peasant 1: Thanks a Louis, bastard!
*after several sweaty Louis, the end of Louis day'
Random peasant 1: Wanna go and take a Louis at the Great Louis? Im louisy thirsty!
Random peasant 2: Thats what I call a louis! Sure!
*At the Great Louis*
Random peasant 2: Two big Louis', please.
The bartender: Coming up in a blink of a Louis!
Random peasant 1: What a Louis this Louis was. I am exhausted.
Random peasant 2: Think Louisy, at least we are not Dutch!
Both: *louisy laughter*
*Meanwhile in the Netherlands, in the Staten General meeting*

Jan: Gday Jan!
Jan: Hello Jan!
Jan: Hi Jan!
Jan: Hello Jan!
Jan: Where is Jan?
Jan: Not here Jan.
Jan: Ahh, there comes Jan now!
Jan: Hi, Jan, gday, Jan, hello Jan, I'd like to introduce you Edvin.
Edvin, this is Jan, Edvin, this is Jan and Edvin, this is Jan!
Jan: Is your name not Jan then?
Edvin: No, its Edvin.
Jan: That might cause a little confusion. What if we call you Jan just to keep it clear.
Jan: Lets start the meeting then. Jan, tell us about the situation!
Jan: As you know, the French are invading Spanish Lowlands. We are also in war with Münster, Cologne and England. What should we do, Jan?
Jan: Don't know Jan.
Jan: Me neither Jan.
Jan: Situation is dire, Jan.
Jan: The French have us on our guts.
Jan: Thats a strange expression Jan.
Jan: Well, Jan, I heard one peasant use it, the French have us on our guts he said.
Edvin: What if we invade Münster and hope for the best?
Jan: That is brilliant Jan!
Jan: So, we shall invade Münster. Good one Jan!
Jan: Hail Jan!
Edvin: Amen!
Jan: Jan, prepare the men for a long march!
Jan: Ok, Jan!
Jan: Jan, organize our supply chain!
Jan: Yes sir, Jan!
Jan: Let God smile upon us this day amen!
Jan: Amen!
