Ice cream vans only play music when they've run out of ice cream

I used to believe…

Not necessarily my own, but I used to tell my little sis that when the icecream man played his tune it was cos he had run out of icecream, worked for a while...

I used to believe…

The music on a icecream van meant he had run out.

I used to believe…

My Sister Alison Used to tell me that if the chimes were ringing on the ice cream van it meant they had run out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i used to believe that when the ice cream van played the tune it meant that there was no ice cream left!!!

I used to believe that whenever an ice cream van passed by and played its music, it meant that the vehicle had completley sold out of ice creams

I was told that when the ice cream van came around, if he was playing music (which he always was to announce his arrival), it meant he had run out of ice cream - how cruel was that!!!

I used to believe…

My parents told me that when the ice-cream van played its music, it meant that they had run out of ice-cream and lollies

I used to believe…

my friend's parents said whenever the music played on the ice cream van, that meant they'd run out and had no icecream left. cruel!

I used to believe…

My mum told us that when Mr Wippy (the ice cream truck) played his music he was out of ice cream and as he always played when he came down our street I never got one!!!

I used to believe…

A friend of mine was told by his parents that the icecream van only played it`s tune when it had RAN OUT
of icecream.

I used to believe…

When I was young, my Dad told me that when the Ice Cream Van play's' music then there's no Ice Cream left - how mean lol

I used to believe…

My sister and I were told by our mum that when the ice cream man came into our street with his chimes going on the van, well, sorry, it means he's run out of ice cream :o(
This misleading information lasted a day.

I used to believe that when the ice-cream van man came around the neighbourhood, the jingle meant that he had run out of ice-cream. This is what my parents used to tell me. Is this bad parenting I wonder?

I used to believe…

During the summer months a van would come round our housing estate selling icecreams. On entering the estate it would play music over the tannoy to announce its arrival. My mother explained to me that when the van played its music it ment that the van had run out of icecreams!

I used to believe…

a friend told me once that, when she was a kid, her mum told her the jingly-jangly music noise that came out of the back of ice-cream vans meant they had run out of all their ice-cream. nice.

I told my nephew that when the ice cream van played a tune it meant he was out of ice cream. He believed it.