"Oh, waiter! Waiter!"
"Yes, sir?"
"Do you have frog's legs?"
"Why, yes."
"Good. Now hop along and get me a steak!"
"Oh, waiter! Waiter!"
"Yes, sir?"
"Do you have frog's legs?"
"Why, yes."
"Good. Now hop along and get me a steak!"
The customer asks if the waiter has frog legs, which is a dish. The waiter confirms, and then the customer tells him to 'hop along,' which is something a frog does. It's a play on words because the customer uses the literal meaning instead of referring to the dish.