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April twelfth, nineteen fifty nine, here is the fair weather
friend matter.
Speaker 2: It's time, oh or Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 3: Hi there, Johnny, This year is Shide Wender Wilson.
Speaker 2: Oh well, what can I Who did you say.
Speaker 3: Tied Wender Wilson.
Speaker 4: You know I'm hear bum.
Speaker 2: Swung no call. Well wait a minute, you mean that
old friend of Durango Laramie dale Hyde. I sure do.
Speaker 3: Listen, you've forgotten it.
Speaker 4: I'm the man that helped you find Durrango their time.
Speaker 2: He dispears, sure of course you did. Side. Wonder if
it hadn't been for you, he'd never found the old
coach is sure, Well, what's on your mind?
Speaker 4: Well, if you should just happen to move you out
here to Bumspung where Johnny, I think I could show
you something make your eyes pop out.
Speaker 2: All your sidewinder, is this? Is this an insurance matter? Yeah,
you don't see God be calling on you. If it
wasn't you, what's it all about? Well, we'll tell you
when you get you. Well, now, sidewinder, are you waiting
for you?
Speaker 5: Durragle, Frank Josh?
Speaker 2: Well, now wait a minute, sidewinder, hmm. Bob Bailey in
the Intriguing Adventures of a Man with the Action packed
Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, as truly Johnny Dollar,
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Dollar expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to
Floyd's of England, North American Office, Hartford, Connecticut, following as
an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the
Fairweather Friend matter. All of Durango's insurance was handled by
Floyd's of England, so that would have to be the
company that Sidewinder was talking about expense count out on
one a dollar twenty for a taxi to Floyd's headquarters
in Hayford and the office of George Reid. Whoa, this
is a switch, Johnny, you are coming here, George. I
just got a call from that town out in Oklahoma
with the unlikely name of bum Spun, the old Indian name.
I understand it means bad spring, bad water. Yeah, it
was from a friend of Durango Laramie Dalhart's an old
character by the name of Sidewinder Wilson. You know, of
course the Durango was here a few days ago, here
in Heart, and he didn't drop in to see me.
He dropped in to pay the forty five hundred dollars
premium on that insurance he carries for the benefit of
his niece, Carol Dalhard. He must think an awful lot
of that girl. Yeah, oh, I wouldn't what, George, that
Carol's a living dollars if I were ever to think
seriously getting married. Well, believe me. Oh, what's the hitch
does old Durango Jake? Oh Jack? Where from it? Hey?
Tell me? Did he pay off that premium? And the
usual brand new hundred dollar bill. Yes, and as usual
he peeled them off for all. It was big enough
to choke a horse. Johnny. Why that man carries so
much cash around with him? Now, what did this fellow
Wilson call you about, Sideline? It wouldn't tell me. Well,
I'll wait. There was a robbery murder case out there
a while back, in the little town of Fairweather. Oh,
that's a few miles north of Enat, Oklahoma. What happened?
It was the messenger carrying some negotiable securities to the
small bank they're in Fairweather. Ah, you get stuck for
insurance on both the man and the securities, only on
the messenger. The securities were returned by home, either the
bank or the police out there, ever found out. Funny?
Do you suppose that's what Sidewinder called me about it?
There's any one way to find out, Johnny, which is
to say that Floyd's of England will pay my expenses.
Well now within reason, of course. Eh. Oh, Why I
kid about it, Johnny? That free wheeling expensive with you?
Oh sure, juice sounded so you don't trust me? Well
of course I do. Oh, oh you should, George. I'll
be in touch. Expense account at them two ninety seven
thirty transportation. The plane dropped me off at Enid, Oklahoma,
shortly after six pm. I had them three two dollars
even for some food. I had them four a fifty
bucks deposit on the drive your own car. I drove
north on Highway eighty one. Then, after some twenty seven miles,
and after crossing the Salt Fork of the Arkansas, which
much to my surprise, had a trickle of water, and
I turned left on the rough dirt road leading to
bump Spock. Finally there was the same two or three
acres of poor barren sandy soil, the ramshackle house and
the remains of a barn leaning entirely on the timbers
that helped to prop it up. And on in front
were the same two sad looking cows, the old and
weather of eaten horse, a friendly, mangy, toruthless hound who
shook himself as he got up out of the dust
and proceeded to assert his authority. And I still couldn't
figure why Durrango, who was worth millions and oil royalties,
had ever chosen to settle down on this lonely desolate spot.
And yet thanks to Carol, his attractive niece. The inside
of that huge, unpainted house was clean, modern, well furnished.
I wanted that Carol would show up, but I saw
no side of the sleek convertible she always drove, swinging
open the sagging wire gate. I wondered at the agent
Maxwell parked at one side belonged to sidewinder Wilson. I
didn't have to wind up a log. Hey, you crazy
old coat.
Speaker 6: Sidewider, what the same hill's the matter with you? Less
than your wild old character. Put that thing down and
I'll start throwing some letter around myself.
Speaker 3: Thirty eight eleven.
Speaker 4: Squeezer, you're you no shirt, honey, you wouldn't stand chance.
Speaker 2: Well, now, what's the big idea?
Speaker 4: I just wanted to show you that when Durango leaves
me in charge of his rant, he leaves.
Speaker 3: A good hand.
Speaker 4: And also I wanted to do to feel real welcome
around here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but.
Speaker 3: Are you, Johnny boy?
Speaker 2: I'm still in one piece, No, thanks to you, the
crazy way you and Durango have him making somebody feel
welcome around here. Where is he?
Speaker 4: By the way, First he went to hut for to
pay up on his insurance. Then he flew down to Washington.
Oh what's for to pay upon his income texts? I
wanted to make sure he got him in the right hand.
Speaker 2: Well, no, he didn't have to go to Washington for that.
Speaker 4: He feels it makes it easier that way. He just
carries long, big one of money and lets him take
whatever he think is right.
Speaker 2: Oh no, now, listen, sidewinder, Eh, did you call me
in connection with that bank messenger who was killed down
a fairweather? I understand the securities he carried were returned
to the bank.
Speaker 4: Yes, sure, they were shielded up in the big end
room and laid on the front doorstep of that bank.
And what I figure, Johnny, You figure that if I
can find out who sent them back the securities, I'll
have a lead on the killer. That's right.
Speaker 2: And Johnny, I know who sent them back? You too?
Yeah you're sure?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well who sidewinder me?
Speaker 7: Johnny?
Speaker 2: What issue mean?
Speaker 3: Fact?
Speaker 5: Too?
Speaker 7: Off?
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no act too off yours truly, Johnny Dollar and the
Fairweather friend better.
Speaker 4: On in the house, John need not tell you about it.
Speaker 2: I just want to get this straight. Sideliner, the bank
messenger down there in Fairweather was hell of the murdered. Yeah,
the securities he carried were stolen by the killer. Then
they were returned to the bank. That's right, and I'm
the one who returned sideliner. You now, look, don't tell
me that you're the one.
Speaker 4: Do you think that I'm the one to kill that messenger.
Speaker 2: I didn't say that, but that's what you were thinking.
Eating Well, you said yourself that whoever returned.
Speaker 3: Whoever left him back at the bank.
Speaker 2: You stand real still, Jenny. Oh come on, I'll put
that thing down, sidewin. Look, would you listen to me?
Speaker 4: And maybe you even better stop talking, or that sidewinder
red or snake coming towards you might take it into
his you know, yeah, I can hear him, you know,
whilst I get a bead on him with this study
abe rising one eye, not tell that, and I'll just
cut off his rattles and add him to my collection.
Speaker 2: Oh brother, thanks, No wonder they call you sidewinder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the four hundred and twenty seven rattles I've
taken off these warmage. I just don't like them, Johnny.
They eat like diamondbacks. These sidewinders around here. Sneak up
on him, man, just like that dirty sneake had kill
the bank messenger, And you know why he done it, Johnny.
Speaker 2: You still haven't told me who is it.
Speaker 4: Was to collect that insurance on him?
Speaker 2: That's who? Oh, yes, sir, the.
Speaker 4: Man that killed him was his hair what you call
his venue, fishy air?
Speaker 2: How do you know, sidewinder?
Speaker 3: Because I lived on the.
Speaker 4: Parilweather that is when I ain't up here looking after
Drago's free And that's how come I know that Claud
Needles that was a messenger left his insurance to that.
No count nephew. Isn't that Bonnie Gifford? First her down?
Speaker 2: Barney Gifford? Huh? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So what i'd done was talk it over with Durrango
and Carol Doll Heart.
Speaker 2: Where is Carol's side?
Speaker 4: Hey, I've been waiting for you dash that Johnny. Oh,
she'll be around. You can't sweet on her, ain't she?
Speaker 8: What? Ye?
Speaker 4: Don't you try and fool me, Johnny boy? And you
know how she feels about you too. And if you
don't think Durango knows, well, I'll tell you this.
Speaker 2: You say you talked it over with, I'll tell you
it is. Johnny. Durrango finds that you've.
Speaker 4: Been out here and went back to Hartford without hitching
up with Carol.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you she's.
Speaker 4: Liable to shot gun you into it if he catches
you around here. And don't you try to tell me
you wouldn't like being married.
Speaker 5: To her too.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, joy me and Durrangle and Carl.
Speaker 6: Johnny to see Caro, I'm glad to see.
Speaker 3: Oh then don't just stand there kids, you.
Speaker 2: Think I need a great evidy co.
Speaker 3: O, don't stop Johnny too long? Give you ragle cor
genius drop that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure he'd have that shot done up.
Speaker 3: Been enough a long time, John, I thought you were
never coming back here. I'm here, so let's make up
for lost time.
Speaker 4: Oh why not, Johnny don't want to hear what I was.
Speaker 7: Knock here?
Speaker 4: If you don't cut loose from each other there, you
know what I'll do.
Speaker 3: I won't right out of here. I in the telegram
A going. I'll tell him you were making out.
Speaker 9: Michael's all alone inside of his house.
Speaker 4: And if they don't bring him out.
Speaker 9: Here to get too too, Verri, well, why don't you
mind your own business?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't go. Why don't you go somewhere and
get along.
Speaker 2: I'm going right down fair Weather and no, no, no,
just settle down there.
Speaker 3: Side why, I'll settle down John with you any time,
any place.
Speaker 2: Carold, You're the only girl I know who makes me
wish sometimes I was a marrying kind.
Speaker 3: But now listen, I bet I can make you the
marrying kind. Johnny, you like to give.
Speaker 7: Me a chance.
Speaker 4: I'm leaving right now.
Speaker 2: No you aren't, Sidewin, I won't let him go. Just
be sensible for a minute while return to John. I
mean about this murder chick.
Speaker 7: And when we finished talking about it, we'll see.
Speaker 3: Well, then let me tell you about it. It won't
take me so long.
Speaker 9: And side why, I means start make no silly eyes,
or I'll let you have one right between them.
Speaker 4: Well, I still think I ordered, so.
Speaker 3: Do I, as long as you're already well, listen, John.
Speaker 9: When mister Needles was killed, Sidewinder wanted them to make
him a cop down there in fairwe him or.
Speaker 4: Even juice deperty, so as I should go out and
hunt for that killer. Claude Needles was a friend of mine,
but the.
Speaker 3: Police said no, they didn't need him, didn't want me. Sure.
We talked it over about who could ever do a
thing like that? And that's when.
Speaker 4: I remembered Barney Gifford would get the money from Cords
and shore though.
Speaker 9: I told Sidewinder I'd have a date with Bonnie and
that would give him a chance to go through Bonnie's
house and look for the security and I find him
Johnny under a loose board in the fore Yes.
Speaker 4: So when he come home, I last showed him and
I tied him up, and I took him and locked
him up in the.
Speaker 3: Tool shit on my page.
Speaker 2: You didn't turn him over to the police or the cheek.
Speaker 9: That little old heck town told Sidewinder that he interfered
in the case, he'd lock him.
Speaker 3: Up, hard Wingle just before he left to go to Hartford.
Speaker 4: Always has to be there right on time. And know
that insurance payment, Yeah, I know. Well that's when d
Wrangles had to call you up on.
Speaker 9: The phone, Sidewinder.
Speaker 3: I thought that was your idea, No Drangles.
Speaker 4: And also we're getting Johnny out here to see you
get wha sure?
Speaker 9: Well, who does Drango think he is trying to run
my life that way?
Speaker 3: What kind of a trick is that to pull up
just you wait until he gets back here?
Speaker 2: Is that my cue to leave these parts? Girls?
Speaker 3: Well, it's sadly. Oh no, of course not, Johnny. But
where are.
Speaker 2: Right now, sidewinder? Where is this Barney? Giffrid? Locked up
my two shed? Well? Who's looking after him?
Speaker 3: Wait here?
Speaker 4: I told him not to let on to the police.
Speaker 2: You sure he can handle a man like Giffred? Yes, side,
Maybe we'd better drive on down that well.
Speaker 4: Sure, sure, but we lined to that home probably drengles
Barnie and Johnny.
Speaker 3: That's he's probably on.
Speaker 2: His way, that's Dargo. You tell him I have left all.
Speaker 3: You don't mean that, Johnny. I bet Drangle really would
thank you?
Speaker 4: Mary me, Johnny, Johnny care.
Speaker 3: Oh why don't you stay on that? I'd mind it.
What's the matter?
Speaker 4: That was old Peach? Yeah, Barney got loose, like to
killed old Pecha. Oh no, and now Barney's coming here,
coming from me to kill me?
Speaker 2: Act three of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar, in a moment,
be sociable.
Speaker 10: Smile.
Speaker 3: To day with.
Speaker 7: Drinks like friendly, stay young, can fair.
Speaker 8: And dever be sociable, Petsy, when friends drop in, let
your hospitality show you a sociable in the modern manner.
Speaker 2: Pepsi, you know, is the favorite of the smart and
young at heart.
Speaker 7: Be sociable, smart to date with puty, drink, light, refreshing,
stay young. Can Fair and dever Mare be sociable?
Speaker 2: Have you tried to Pepsy lately?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Act three of yours truly, Johnny Dollar? Okay, then if
Finny Giffert's coming here, we'll be ready for him. We'll side.
You aren't afraid of him, are you?
Speaker 3: It's a bad one, Johnny.
Speaker 2: But if Sidewinder was able to sub you in.
Speaker 4: Before I caught him off guard? Johnny, he didn't have
no gun then, but he has now. He took Old Peace.
Speaker 3: And Bonnie a deadly shot. He's on the good thing.
He can't say about it.
Speaker 4: And don't you see it's dark outside. No, if we
stay around here inside the house, we'll be like a flucker.
Shouldn't look.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't think we'll stay inside.
Speaker 3: You mean we've just run away because.
Speaker 2: No, No, how long ago did he get away from petch.
Speaker 4: Who Peach says it was more than an hour ago.
Speaker 2: And we haven't any time to waste. Somebody gonna do, Johnny,
I know what you're gonna do. Carol, get out of here,
go on back to Weena. Tell the police. By the
time they can get up here, Sidewinder and I will
either have things under controller, well, then they can take over.
Speaker 3: Why don't your phone please.
Speaker 2: Because I'm telling you to go on down there.
Speaker 3: You're just trying to get me away from here, aren't you.
Speaker 2: That's right?
Speaker 9: No, Johnny, I can choo just as good as you
inside Winder and there's plenty of guns in the background.
Speaker 2: No, Carol, that doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 9: You think I'm gonna leave you here with a killer
after old sidewinderd it's body times you with him.
Speaker 3: He'll try to kill Carol, would you. I won't go, Johnny,
I won't leave.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, we're just wasting time. I haven't seen any
car lights out on the road. But that doesn't mean.
Speaker 10: That that's right, mister, It doesn't mean up thing.
Speaker 2: The front door had been pushed open by the barrel
of a high powered rifle that slowly fan the three
of us. I knew that if I made a move
to draw my handgun, if Sidewinder took a step towards
thirty thirty on the table, and if Barney was the
excellent shot that Carol said, he was all right.
Speaker 10: Put your hands up and come walking out.
Speaker 2: This door.
Speaker 3: Listen, why do give it?
Speaker 2: Do like I see? Come on, Carol side wonder.
Speaker 10: Come on, come on, I'll try anything, all right, not
so brave now that I got the advantage, all you, sidewinder.
Speaker 4: All right, if you got to kill somebody, kill me,
you leave them home.
Speaker 10: Now that they know all about me, that, sir, I'm
gonna kill all of you like I killed old Pete.
Speaker 3: Now you keep your daddy hands off of me.
Speaker 10: You mop, Carol, So you're not carrying a gun. I
know that sidewinder never carries it, but you do, don't you, mister? Thanks,
and I think I'll use it to kid you. So
if you want to put your hands down or pray.
Speaker 2: On sidewinder, you think maybe this is retribution for that
killing you did today, Johnny. Yeah, when I first got here.
You remember, I.
Speaker 10: Don't know what you're talking about, mister, But I'm not
gonna waste any time money.
Speaker 3: Shut out, Carol.
Speaker 10: You're gonna go first, and you and last of all, sidewine.
What's that?
Speaker 3: Gets a wrapper? Gets back up the sidewind?
Speaker 2: No, No, it's over next to Barney.
Speaker 4: What I can't see where I'll kill it?
Speaker 2: Where is right here?
Speaker 3: Oh? But that that snake.
Speaker 2: Oh thanks, Sidewinder.
Speaker 4: Sure, I'm sure glad I shaved these rivals, Johnny what, Yeah,
so am I. But I never would have remembered them
if you hadn't reminded me about killing that snake.
Speaker 2: You know something. I hated to leave that place, to
leave Carol. It's whateverally mean. But there was another phone call,
Sidewinder answer and yep it was from Durango falling from Enid.
Durango was so tickled to learn I was still around
that he promised to come out to the ranch as
fast as he could.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Surespa. Sure he can pick up the preacher. Well
much as I love that Gal.
Speaker 2: Well to account total, including the trip back to Hartford
and mileage on the redal car chule three point fifty yours, truly,
Johnny Dollar, our star will return in just a moment.
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Speaker 1: It turns out that that reference to Bumspum in the
last episode was more than just a callback, but kind
of setting up this episode. This is another one of
those where I think that its strength is just having
entertaining characters and Johnstone having a good time playing with
those characters, but kind of to the detriment of the mystery,
or more like the adventure in this case, you end
up with essentially a very abbreviated bet with dollar battling
the bad guy. However, I did like the Rattlesnake callback.
I had not put any significant in the rattles in
the pocket, so I was pleasantly surprised the way that
played out. Still, I do wish we'd gotten a little
bit more plot or action, but I guess you can't
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Jeffrey right, so quaint. I never heard that version of
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and tunes. We don't see that nowadays. I have to
admit that I am not a connoisseur of modern commercials,
but those I've seen you, I don't tend to hear
those anymore. And it's not like those were something that
you only heard in the fifties and sixties. I remember
hearing the commercial jingles into the eighties and nineties, back
when I was a kid. You know, the best part
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the taste of it. Diet coke. Have you had your
break today? Those are the ones that just, you know,
pop into my head. And now I've started on replay,
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show guys like oh Man Green, we don't want them
in this spot of time, right, yeah, just so well,
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Speaker 2: Come on, Billy, help me. He's all out of me.
Speaker 10: Come on, they'll right it out here.
Speaker 7: Boy.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll be with us then in the meantime,
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