About a little soda? It's like this along your pants-in the 1960s and 1980s, soda water was not packed in plastic bottles with knobs, but in bottles with nozzles. As shown in the figure. As you can imagine, when you put the bottle in your trouser pocket or hang it on your waist, it is easy to accidentally touch the handle, and then water will flow out of the shower head and wet your trousers.

A little song, a little dance and a glass of mineral water? The phrase "down your pants" comes from Chuckles the Clown, a circus clown who is a virtual character in the Mary Taylor Moore Show. In an episode of The Mary Taylor Moore Show, a clown dressed as Peter Peanut giggled and was accidentally trampled to death by an elephant. In memory of him, a character in the play quoted this sentence which he often said.

It can be understood as a little happiness and humor in life.