What could be a SNL - inspired bedtime story featuring the Trump brothers?

Well, once upon a time, the Trump brothers were in a big, shiny building in New York. They were looking out at the city lights. One brother said, 'Look at all this, we should do more to make it even better for everyone.' And they started planning all these great things like building more parks and helping small businesses. They knew they had a lot of influence and wanted to use it for good before going to bed that night.

The main idea might be to satirize the political relationship between the Mueller investigation and the Trump family, specifically Eric Trump. SNL is known for its political humor, so it could be making fun of how Eric Trump might react to the Mueller probe or how the whole situation was perceived.

I'm not sure there is a widely known official 'snl mueller and eric trump bedtime story' in a common sense. It could be some fictional or satirical story made up perhaps related to the SNL (Saturday Night Live) skits about Mueller investigation and Eric Trump. Without more specific information, it's hard to detail the exact story.

A great SNL bedtime story could be about the time when an SNL character accidentally got locked in the studio overnight. As it was bedtime, they made the best of it. They explored all the old props and costumes, and by the end of the night, they had created a whole new skit idea that became a huge hit on SNL.

There could be an SNL Trump Christmas story where Trump decides to have a very 'American - First' Christmas. He bans all foreign - made Christmas presents from the White House celebration. Then he discovers that most of the traditional Christmas items like ornaments and stockings are made overseas. He ends up in a comical scramble to find enough 'Made in America' Christmas stuff, all while his staff tries to keep up with his ever - changing demands.

One possible SNL Christmas bedtime story could be set in a fictional SNL studio during Christmas. The cast is preparing for a big Christmas special. But there are all kinds of mishaps. The set keeps getting decorated wrong, the costumes are all mixed up. However, instead of getting frustrated, they turn all these problems into hilarious skits. They then broadcast this chaotic but extremely funny Christmas special, and it becomes a huge hit. People all over the world watch it on Christmas night and laugh themselves to sleep, thinking about the crazy SNL Christmas adventure.

Well, an SNL mechanic might have a bedtime story like this. He worked hard all day making sure the stage mechanisms were perfect. When he went to bed, he thought about the day's work. He had just fixed a really tricky part of the stage lift. In his sleep, he dreamed that he was flying on that lift, up above the SNL stage, looking down at all the actors and actresses getting ready for their performances. It was a surreal experience, and when he woke up, he was excited to go back to work and continue his important job.

Well, it could involve his time as President. He could be in the Situation Room, making important decisions. As the day winds down and it's bedtime, he leaves the room. He goes to the living quarters in the White House. He might play with his dog for a bit if he had one. Then he takes a bath and puts on his nightclothes. He lies in bed, thinking about how to keep the nation safe and strong, and soon he's asleep, with his thoughts full of plans for the country.

Jotaro was in a forest. It was getting dark. He used his Stand to find a safe place to rest. He found a large tree with a hollow at its base. He crawled inside and made himself comfortable. He thought about all the times he had been in dangerous situations. But here, in this quiet forest hollow, he felt at peace. The sounds of the forest at night, the hooting of owls and the rustling of leaves, were like a lullaby to him. He closed his eyes and soon was fast asleep, his Stand standing guard over him even in his dreams.

The funniest part could be Trump's over - the - top reactions. For instance, when he sees a small part of the Christmas decoration not up to his standards, he throws a big tantrum like a child who didn't get his favorite toy on Christmas morning.