Why did the crisp autumn fruit refuse to race against the orange pumpkin?
Because it was worried it might get bruised during the harvest
This pun relies on the fragility of orchard fruit colliding with competitors, contrasted against the tough shell of a winter squash. Orchard treats must be handled with great care during the gathering season so they do not get damaged.
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