Speaker 1: The Johnson Wax Program with frock Morton, t Gilders Leave,
the lakers of Johnson's Carne and the whole family of
Johnson protects the surface product present for your enjoyment, The
Great Guildersleeve, written by Lenn Levinson, your.
Speaker 2: New summer radio show, brought to you each Tuesday night.
Speaker 1: At this time we'll hear all about the Great Guilders
Leaves in just the moment. Right now, here's a question
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You're a regular wax dealer, auto supply store or service station,
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And now for the adventures of the great guildless leave.
Speaker 2: This coming into it.
Speaker 4: Me for interrupting what con wistful listener.
Speaker 5: Lady, Now you will get you yest Summerfield, will you?
Speaker 3: Lady?
Speaker 6: We don't tat Summerfield till tomorrow. We can't go past
it because at the end of the line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, you told me all that's the cause you
say this is business.
Speaker 5: Oh, Bristo Victor, Where sid the mcgeeon molly is?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: Oh do you think I'll be able to see them
from the train window?
Speaker 6: No, lady, the mcgee'e are on their vacation. But there's
brock Morton p Gilders leave their next door neighbor out.
There were there that portally gent with the mustache on
the platform, the one making a speech to his employees.
Speaker 5: How do you know that hidden ty.
Speaker 6: Because every time he takes a trip he gives the
help of the factory an hour off to come down
to the station and wave goodbye.
Speaker 5: Well, so that's well, I'm.
Speaker 3: I am to see all the employees of the Guilders
Leave Girdle Works down here at the station to bid
me goodbye. It's very fare By the way, is there
anyone left at the plant?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: No, TP, Well what are some orders? Come in? Who's
taking the phone call? Mr? Well? If I was saying
while I'm away, I expect every one of you to
uphold gildless leave girdles to the best of your ability,
and don't forget our motto. If you want the best
of corsets, of course it's guilders. Just remember put everything
you've got into those girdles. Will you do that? Thank you?
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: And though it's necessary for me to go away and
attend to other enterprises, the one thing closest to my
heart is the guildless leave girdle. I want you to
all carry on as if I was right here, and
now I know I can comment each and every one
of you to do your duty till the day I returned.
Speaker 7: How long will you be gone?
Speaker 3: At least three days and maybe to the end of
the week.
Speaker 1: Before you go TP the Guildless Thief Girdle Workers Guil
wishes to present you with this handsome leather briefcase as
a token of our esteem for you.
Speaker 3: I don't know what to say except by George. When
I get back, I'm gonna call in my lawyers and
draw up a proper sharing plans so that eventually all
you folks are going to get to work. I mean,
I'm gonna give you a word. What I mean to
say is yeah, oh more, oh no, oh my goodness,
out of my way, everybody where my bank? Thanks? So
I forgot to buy a ticket. Where do I buy
a ticket? I'm the timekeeping Oh yeah, let go of me. Boys,
where are you pushing me? My children?
Speaker 1: Here's your ticket?
Speaker 2: Mister gilders Leaves.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I haven't any bird slapped.
Speaker 3: Couldn't you squeeze me in somewhere?
Speaker 6: I'll try, though it'll probably be a tight squeeze.
Speaker 3: Tide squeeze, a side splitting. Isn't it going to be
in some a fields long?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, conductor, just three or four days. I'm taking over
the administration of my brother in law's estate. Yeah, well
that's home. Yes, they own an automobile latency that hasn't
been doing so well lately, and I'm going to set
it to right.
Speaker 6: Don't you think maybe you're biting off more than you
can chew.
Speaker 3: Not at all. Oh that reminds me it's dinner time.
Which way is the diner?
Speaker 1: By an experienced old traveler like you should know where
the diner is?
Speaker 3: Why, of course, no matter where you are, the diner
is always at the other end of the train. See
you later, conductor. Pretty crowded in here, I smiled. Is
it all right, apple, I said, if this gentleman doesn't
mind reading his paper on his own side of the table,
Excuse me, sir, do you mind?
Speaker 4: Yes, I do, I in particular whom I eat.
Speaker 7: With you are well?
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm hungry, waiter, bring me a steak, nice juicy double
tandloin rare.
Speaker 4: Waiter, where's my milk toast? I ordered it fifteen minutes ago. Yeah,
I'm sorry, but milk toast takes.
Speaker 3: Time, you know. And waiter, I want a big heaping
played the French fried ate and some pickles and a
cup of strong coffee with lots of creepy and covid bols.
Speaker 4: I'll get it right away there, and bring me my
milk toast made with gluten bread. Remember looten bread.
Speaker 3: Oh that reminds me, has some hot biscuits and a
lot of butter, and a little pot of.
Speaker 4: Jam gluten bread toasted and a cup of hot water.
Speaker 3: And then the apple pie, alimade, waiter, polo mode wiche
with Jesus, I can't stand this.
Speaker 4: Listening to you is giving me hot burns.
Speaker 3: It is uh where don't forget mustard, beef, steak, sauce, ketchup,
chuck me take a little toad quick, yes, right away,
right fus.
Speaker 4: It's none of my business, mister, don't stick your nose
in it.
Speaker 3: Well, all right, that's the way you feel. I was
just gonna tell you you're getting your paper in the
butter plate.
Speaker 4: Don't make any difference. I don't use butter.
Speaker 3: You don't. I guess it's because butter wouldn't melt in
your mouth. But what I was going to say was
you never mind, Okay, I won't say it.
Speaker 7: Then that butter from your paper's all over your sleeve.
Speaker 4: Now I don't care why of all the messes U.
Speaker 3: Water won't take it out. It only spreads the grease.
You see what I tell you?
Speaker 4: I thank you to mind your own difference.
Speaker 3: Well let's find thanks for telling you on what side
your sleeve is buttered.
Speaker 4: You leave my sleeve out of this, I'll.
Speaker 3: Leave your sleeve out of the butter. Then, furthermore, what's
the idea of jumping.
Speaker 4: Down my thro What do you expect the dressing a
perfect stranger?
Speaker 3: Are far from perfect strangers. No, I'm going to make
a career out of ignoring you.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, Fine, that's might put your steps on, you
big buffalo.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, I always put on the brakes when we
go downhill. Heard, and I'm oh, here comes my food.
That's pretty snappy, trumpsa.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, where's my milk toast? I'm puriser.
Speaker 3: But the chef, he's whole out of button brands. He
wants to know what the pompa nickel do.
Speaker 8: Just as well.
Speaker 4: No, Pampa nickel wouldn't do just as well. What's the
idea of keeping me waiting all this time while you
served as lump a lot? It's the minute he sat down? Oo, No,
look here, mister, I don't want to look here. I'm
ticking aside of you. The idea an over stuff took
like you, guttling and gobbling and gorging yourself like an oxyrich.
I got a bad case of indigestion already.
Speaker 3: Just from looking at you. Why you dyspeptic, little dodo,
just because you're mean to your stomach and your stomach
palk back to you, your belly. Excuse these pressures. You
can't stand the sight of a healthy man sitting down
to a hearty meal. You're not suffering from indigestion, You're
just green with e picurean envy.
Speaker 4: I won't set here. Promises you buy carbon and a toda,
take it away, take it away, or any something stronger
than that. Now, I got the pills right here in
my breath.
Speaker 3: Just a second there, What are you doing with my breecase?
Speaker 4: Your breathcase?
Speaker 3: This is mine, It is not my employees gave it
to me, just this afternoons. Here, give it a minute.
Speaker 4: Take your fat paws off of my briefcase.
Speaker 3: Before I before you what you dried up little crab apples?
And now wait a minute, gentlemen know my breecase.
Speaker 4: Did you see anything about beecase? I?
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you so much?
Speaker 2: Ken are they want mister kill the sleeve? I have
located a berth for you at last?
Speaker 3: Oh that's fine. I was getting tired of sitting around
here in my pajamas. Where is it? It's upper nine
in the next car, Upper nine. Oh my goodness. The
last time I was in an upper berth was let
me see fifty pounds ago.
Speaker 6: Well that's the only thing I've got, mister killery sleeve.
Speaker 4: The porter's making it up for you now.
Speaker 3: Oh that's conductor. I'll have to make the best of it.
Good night and thanks. I do hope that porter gives
me a white berth. Oop, it's to darken here a porter, orter,
shoot me? Oh porters, Yes, have you got upper nine ready?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, but I didn't anticipate no gently this that
amber posion.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, I guess I better take a letter.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's better take two.
Speaker 4: That's moll.
Speaker 3: All right, Come on.
Speaker 2: Here we are right up there.
Speaker 3: Hey, that looks kind of high. You hold these ladder steady, porter,
Remember if they tip, I won't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, and I'll be careful.
Speaker 3: Missus.
Speaker 4: Jane's coming to a sharp cry pretty soon. Things the
ladder night.
Speaker 3: I can hold on.
Speaker 4: I'm coming down, look off, want hit me?
Speaker 3: Oh my bag?
Speaker 5: Here, miss let me help you up.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get up. I want to see
not you MESI.
Speaker 5: Command in afa see Helen Damoa.
Speaker 3: I'm all right. I think I can make it.
Speaker 4: Now, get off of my force stomach.
Speaker 3: What who is it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: It's you. What are you doing sneaking into my bird?
Speaker 3: I'm not sneaking out. I'm not sneaking. I'm trying to
climb into bed. I'm your upstairs neighbor.
Speaker 4: Isn't that nine? I hope that swinging shall snack shut
on you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we let it go to swing. I'll see you
the swings your way. If I land on you, brother,
you'll spend the rest of the night sleeping in the
road bed. Let me go to see Okay, Grandpap, unpleasant dream?
All right, Porter, give me a lake up again with
thirty two four hundred and seventy three, thirty two thousand,
four hundred and seventy four thirty two thousand, four hundred
and seventy five. Oh good God, fore two o'clock already,
I'm still not a wink asleep. Thirty two thousand, four
hundred and seventy six, thirty two thousand, four hundred and
seventy seven, thirty two thousand, four hundred and seventy eight.
Speaker 6: What the use?
Speaker 3: There was only some way of stopping that pusspot down there.
I can't send it any longer. Where's that quarter? I've
been ringing for a half an hour?
Speaker 4: Did you call me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Would you mind getting me a cup of ice water?
I can't sleep?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, deadness?
Speaker 1: Thanks?
Speaker 3: Thanks for the eyewater. You need to wait good night?
Speaker 4: So good night, sir.
Speaker 3: Yeah. If I can hold a cup of this in
and open the lower curtain with you, I've got eddy
steady now guilty leave ready?
Speaker 4: Aim?
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 4: Porter? Porter?
Speaker 3: What is this?
Speaker 5: Shut?
Speaker 4: This windows raining right in on my face?
Speaker 7: What can a man get any restaurant here? Good morning?
Speaker 3: Porter? Had a wonderful sleeve? How long before we pull
in the summer field?
Speaker 4: In about five minutes? Do you want me to brush y'all?
Speaker 3: No, I'll walk down the steps like the rest of
the press. And by the way, Porter, you've given me
such good service. Here's an order for a guilds leave
girdle be your wife? Oh thank you.
Speaker 4: I happened to be a spin set at the moment,
but if it's all right with you, I've put it.
Speaker 3: In my whole chair. Yeah yeah, that's perfectly all right.
So well hello there, guiltlessly? Why hollo Wilcot what are
you doing on this train?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Starting on my vacation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have to working this summer.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm off to the fall. The Johnson Wax
people said carn News, sales are going so well, there's
no reason for me to hang around. What do you mean, Well,
for the past thirty nine weeks, I've told everybody all
about Johnson's car and New. I've described how easy it
is to use and how effective it is and giving
your buggy that new car finished. And there's a result.
Speaker 3: Folks don't need to be reminded all the time. They don't.
Speaker 1: No, they'll remember to go to their dealers the minute
they run out of car new, because they know that
it not only cleans.
Speaker 2: The finish of your car, but also protect it.
Speaker 1: And makes it look like new. Isn't that so for?
Speaker 3: Who am I to say? No?
Speaker 1: So easy, I don't have a thing to worry about
this summer. I'm just going to take it easy, just
as easy as it is to apply car new.
Speaker 3: Fight away. Where are you going, rock Morton? Well, I'm
going to visit my niece and nephew in Summerfield Hollow.
I haven't seen him for ruh, four or five years?
They've been away at school. Well they must be pretty
big now, Oh yeah, Evelyn's about in nineteen or twenty,
and Leroy is twelve. I think you know I ought
to have a lot of fun with those kids. Yes,
and by the versa drock morphus.
Speaker 4: Ex I'm up to you, I'm up to you.
Speaker 2: Hey, lady, wake up, wake up.
Speaker 3: This is summer for you.
Speaker 5: But why can't I am? Why can't I call him
tepe like a sound? It isn't the founding me?
Speaker 3: Roy?
Speaker 5: Except oh never mind, it's nothing that concerns a little boys.
I share that other strock Martin will prefer to head.
You call him Uncle struck Martin. So how about he
is making it Uncle Frocky Pram. How about that? I
don't think that would be very respectful, he Roy? Then
Uncle Guildy.
Speaker 4: He's worse.
Speaker 5: What's the matter with frock Martin?
Speaker 4: Oh, suf.
Speaker 9: You can't go on calling a big tough guy who
runs a steel founding rock Morton. Why it's positively degradatory.
It's derogatory, Is that true?
Speaker 6: Roy?
Speaker 5: Who told you on the frock Martin within the steel business?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: You thought you were so smart, always trying to hide
Uncle's business from me? What's wrong with having a steel mill.
Speaker 5: A steel meal? You'll I know all about it. I
want to hold of one of his letter heads. But
guil Less leaves Burder's company.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, are there?
Speaker 5: Oh oh yes you'll this Lee third this company, so
he should be here by nouns from the airphone. Now,
don't you worry, le Roy. That's the benay to saying, arise,
mister Wills a being in here for b You know
I want to give down on the station too, you know.
But Ted asked to discuss of illegal details with Uncle
Sock Morton before we go to court. Hey, you're getting
put it on stuff on that Ted guy, aren't you?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 5: Leroy poister, I am not Ted Wills is Mary our lawyers.
He is not Williams and Williams. Willis and Wills are
our lawyers. And Ted's nothing but a tail ends.
Speaker 9: Will he's young, Yes, he's just give him time. Ah
he is, go oh man, how's if I should call
him Uncle Morton?
Speaker 5: Call who oh oh uncle softh Morton. Well I don't
think you could get to that. Wait, I can do
better than that. How's it, Uncle mort.
Speaker 3: Who's that? Uncle mort I'll first, well, well, well i'll
best This is little Lero. You're all right?
Speaker 7: This is your uncle Hi, Uncle More?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 5: Who your uncle mars? You don't mind if I call
your uncle more to your uncle more?
Speaker 3: Not at all? Go right ahead, Uncle More? Yeah, I
like that. And this is Evelyn, mister Gilbert Evelyn. Eh,
come here, my dear. M h m, that's my how
you growing?
Speaker 5: No mark?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, never said your hat coat?
Speaker 3: Yeh, no, thanks, I've already had mine on the Well,
I'll have a cup of coffee.
Speaker 4: God, my, this looks good.
Speaker 3: Well did you make this coffee yourself? Evelyn?
Speaker 1: Yes, you did?
Speaker 9: Hey out, will you take me back to what's will
wistle with you? Let me walk in your faste.
Speaker 3: What I didn't think you'd be in us? Isn't that
sort of thing?
Speaker 5: But yeah, I am a.
Speaker 9: Little more I must say some Well, I bet you
make your support for a lot of big projects.
Speaker 3: Well, well we we don't turn out anything much in
the way of support. We thought it can find ourselves
to foundations.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'd like to go along sometime when you install
some of those time. I don't.
Speaker 3: What do you think I have the pleas?
Speaker 9: Excuse le Roy, He didn't like that every since he
found out you owned this skilllessly girders company.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yes, I see it all ahead, right, boy.
Speaker 5: He asked, you know how small of this will mean
to meet a real he man? And a real he
man doesn't?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it.
Speaker 8: Is sure.
Speaker 9: All I hear around this house is dresses and hats
and hair doos and women.
Speaker 5: But it's gonna be different with.
Speaker 8: You around, is it.
Speaker 3: Oh? Yes, yes, of course, of course, yay, hedy.
Speaker 9: Ever has to slug it off with any of them
tough steel workers of yours.
Speaker 3: No, no, I never do you know?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Well, of course there have been times when I've had
to put more snap into their work. Yeah. And once
once I was so angry, Leroy, that I picked up
a badly made the foundation and bounce it right off
the formance head. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh boy did I tell the kids at school about that?
Now he's going, you ass has he tells us a lot?
Speaker 3: No thanks, Oh, speaking of coast reminds me of gluten toast,
And boy does that remind me? That reminds me of
amusing in the din of the train last night. You'll
enjoyed this, Lee Roy. When I went into the diners,
the only unoccupied chair was at the table with the
star little crap. We had a taper when the ice
water hit him in the face. One a few pennies.
Speaker 8: Now, mister gellvis leave.
Speaker 7: It's time to leave for court.
Speaker 3: Yeah, i'm too said, uh it was a fine practice. Elm,
you're gonna make some lucky man the wonderful you cook.
Come on, kids, let's talk over to the courthouse. This
won't take long. Once the judge sees who he's dealing with,
I'll be appointed administrator faster than you can say, Hey,
he is cork. Well, all I can say is we
run things better than this and whistle vist eleven o'clock
in the probate judge has even shown up yet.
Speaker 7: Judge Hooker is usually very prompt.
Speaker 3: The trouble with some of these judges they think they're
a little ten guys. Take those black robes away from them.
What have you got, bow legs? That's a hot Come on, glad,
you're like everyone rise, I'm glad he's here. Now we'll
get this thing over it quick.
Speaker 4: Caught the pop twenty five.
Speaker 5: And animal hell your hey took our judge of Tyler's offer?
This did donald?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh my goodness, who's that man sitting in the
judge shad, that's Judge Hooker. Judge Hooker, that's the man
in the lord. That's him. All right, there's a plot
hark here for poets.
Speaker 1: Administrator of the State of Erry Parker about us.
Speaker 3: Come on, mister gildersleep. I'm not feeling very well ted.
Couldn't we postpone this so we'll do another judge?
Speaker 5: Oh, come on, Core, and that what you're saying.
Speaker 3: This trial'll be a pushover push over.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll come on, come on, step up, don't donald,
I'm got all day. I could stop you posted judge
is pretty short temper this morning. You didn't give me
sleep last night.
Speaker 8: Oh good God, your honor, with your permission, I'll put
mister Guildersleeve on the stands and examine these qualifications for
this position.
Speaker 4: Oh I had mister Wills where trying to tell me
to who talks about Toka?
Speaker 1: I do?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: J here, don't you speak up?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 4: That voice is very familiar. Turn around, mister.
Speaker 3: Oh so it's you? Yes, hello, Jude, how you this morning?
Speaker 4: I'm alloud? Witness will confine himself the matter.
Speaker 7: Hands will Yes, Your honor I'll.
Speaker 4: Examined this man's qualifications.
Speaker 3: If you don't murder, don't, but I do.
Speaker 5: You're here to.
Speaker 4: Answer questions now, then, Gildersleeves, if your name really is
Gilder Sleeves, what do you do for a living?
Speaker 3: I make girdles your honor, ordering the part, ordering the
port and guilder sleeve.
Speaker 4: One more attempt to cheap humor, and I'll judge you
in contempt.
Speaker 3: But it's true of your honor. I'm president of the
Gilders Leave Good Company.
Speaker 5: Tell him that's true. He doesn't make gurgled judge?
Speaker 4: What does he do? De foundation?
Speaker 2: I bet he would too.
Speaker 4: I'll know more interruptions, my boy, remember this court route
realize who I am a court? Sure you don't like
little Tinger, no leroy, guess some more?
Speaker 3: You did just a little choke your honor? You know how?
I kid no offense.
Speaker 4: I hope it isn't offense. Contempt a part, Just one
more disrespectful remark, mister Gilder, whatever your name is. And
I don't just judge.
Speaker 5: I'll come out. We'll keep your opinions about you to himself.
Speaker 7: What you want some more?
Speaker 3: Yes, I know better now I mean I'll be careful
your honor.
Speaker 2: Here you do.
Speaker 4: I hope that by now you realize the gravity of
the situation.
Speaker 3: Mister, I certainly do.
Speaker 4: I'm going to ask you a simple, straightforward question, and
I want a simple straightforward them. Go right ahead, judge,
all right, what business are you in?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: I do I have to answer that you do?
Speaker 4: And remember you're under ope, Well that is leroy.
Speaker 3: Would you mind going out of the hall and get
me some ice water?
Speaker 4: One minute? Who's running his cart?
Speaker 5: You or I? Get a walk the jude? I'm right,
he's a a wall by under him, just.
Speaker 3: Because oh my god, here we go again.
Speaker 4: And this thanks, I will let's hear all about it.
Speaker 7: Uncle more, what, Judge Hooker, it's after five o'clock.
Speaker 8: This poor man's been on the witness hand old day.
Speaker 4: One more questions? Hand down my decisions, miss sculously. What
makes you think you have executive under the day?
Speaker 3: Well, I have a large staff of my own. In
three years of experience, I know the proper relationship between
employer and employees.
Speaker 5: You bet your honor. And if they don't go one,
Uncle war said, he just bust them over the store
with a steel good.
Speaker 3: No, wait a minute, leroy.
Speaker 5: Uncle, I'm just repeating everything you said.
Speaker 3: Yes, and everything I've said is being used against me.
Speaker 4: I can't go on your will.
Speaker 8: Our firms checked and double check mister again the slaves references.
We're satisfied us to his qualifications. We therefore petition you
to name him as the new administrator of the forest
or estate the two wills.
Speaker 4: I have great respect for you and your associates. That
is probably the only reason why I'm going to grant
your petition. However, in order to protect these children from
their own misguided enthusiasms, I am going to require this
guild us leave to report to me every single week.
But let's get an okay for every centy fan, and
I will require him to post a bound of fifty
thousand dollars in cash.
Speaker 3: No see here, hooker, I will stand for this. I'll
resign what you'll let's leave.
Speaker 4: I never sent for you. You came here begging for
this job. Now just because I insist on it being
administered with scrupulous honesty, you tried it back out of it.
Speaker 3: Any won't work.
Speaker 4: To quote from Robbie Versus Union Buggy Corporations, difficult of
a brasca You've made your bed and you can't lie.
Speaker 5: Out of it.
Speaker 3: My business and whistful vista the man.
Speaker 4: Who mean your joernel business. You will remain here and
make this a state here go to jail for condamn,
but I have a journ.
Speaker 3: I'll kill it, old girl, ed, we've got to do
something about this. Do you realize that the fifty thousand
dollars bond would not only take every cent of my
ready cash, but also means the Murgers are my gord
to work. See, I'm I'm not sorry about how the whole.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry about how the whole tang went.
Speaker 3: Misai you older day jut off nervous say.
Speaker 9: This prevented the judge's chambers because persuading the laws.
Speaker 5: About Uncle Morres.
Speaker 3: Just let me talk to him, young man, you've talked
enough for one day.
Speaker 8: How about it.
Speaker 2: We won't hurt to try.
Speaker 3: Come on, yes, mean excuse me, Judge Hooker, you remember me,
don't you. I thought perhaps maybe we could possibly get
that little cash bond reduced.
Speaker 4: I don't see why I should waste there.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been taking your honor. If if you spoke
to somebody who'd known me for a long time, if
they might convince you that I'm not such a bad fellow.
Speaker 5: That would be fine. Ante, what did the dads talk to?
Speaker 3: Well, the president of the Whistle, that's the Chamber of Commerce, Epulin.
He's my next door neighbor too. Fell a name slipper McGee.
We can call him long distance.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I see, mister McGee. Yeah, I'm glad to
put me straight on it.
Speaker 3: Yes see, I knew my pal would set me in ry.
Speaker 4: At a very good point. I wouldn't have missed this chapter.
Speaker 3: Of world Leroy. I want you to meet McGee one
of these days. There's one of Naser's noblemen. Oh.
Speaker 4: Yes, this conversation will influence my decision a lot, mister McGeehan,
I guess you've made my mind up for me. Oh,
the phone a second, I'll tell him Gilo sleeve, Yes, Judge,
give the sleeve. I've decided to reach sin that thousand dollar.
Speaker 3: I knew that would happen if you spoke to my
little chump.
Speaker 4: Yes, after talking to McGee, I'm going to make that
band one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Give me that to ho Oh. Oh, you're a hard man, mcgie.
Speaker 4: A great guild.
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Speaker 5: Gil. What are you gonna do now?
Speaker 3: Why George, I'm gonna show that judge I can run
that estate. Or my name won't be rock Morton P. Gillersley.
Speaker 9: You better want to go mort You won't even have
a name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll just have a number. Good Night.
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