Speaker 1: All time favorites a mercy. Well today the Kingfish had
Speaker 1: a hard day at the pool hall, and as he
Speaker 1: returns home, he finds his wife's scipphire all excited. She's
Speaker 1: just received a letter from her sister in Georgia. Oh
Speaker 1: hold else, I'll.
Speaker 2: Come in, George, I got some wonderful news from back
Speaker 2: home in Georgia.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my youngest sister and sister's gonna get married.
Speaker 1: Oh so your mama finally unloaded the last one. Huh?
Speaker 2: Why do you mean, George, Mama and I had no
Speaker 2: trouble getting us girls married.
Speaker 1: Why back home.
Speaker 2: We was the bells of the town.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember that, honey. And when you got married,
Speaker 1: they call it the miracle of the bells. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, anyway, George, I ain't gonna miss my sister's wedding.
Speaker 2: Me and you is going down to Georgia for two weeks.
Speaker 2: It'll be a wonderful vacation for him.
Speaker 1: What you mean, I can't take no vacation. I gotta
Speaker 1: stay here for business reasons. Business reason? Yeah, who gonna
Speaker 1: pick up my unemployment check? They don't bail them things
Speaker 1: to you know, you gotta go ahead of them.
Speaker 2: Look at me and you is going to Georgia for
Speaker 2: my sister's wedding. The round trip tickets is about one
Speaker 2: hundred dollars and it's up to the provider of this
Speaker 2: family to raise the money.
Speaker 1: Well, it's all that with me, honey. But do you
Speaker 1: think you can get a job on such short nodles?
Speaker 2: George, this is your responsibility. The wedding is one week
Speaker 2: from today. We is gone and you has got to
Speaker 2: get that hundred dollars for the railroad tickets. At nine minutes.
Speaker 1: Mm, that old girl is getting more unreasonable about a minute.
Speaker 1: Next thing, I know you're gonna ask me to start
Speaker 1: supporting her. So that's the story. Henry Sophire just laid
Speaker 1: down the Lord tell me about getting one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: to take this trip to Georgia. Well, a trip south
Speaker 1: at this special time would be delightful because the weather
Speaker 1: here is simply had been abdominal. He love, my waif
Speaker 1: was always making trouble for me one weird other. And
Speaker 1: it's just like I've always said, Kingfish, marriage would be
Speaker 1: a wonderful institution if a woman wasn't mixed up in
Speaker 1: the thing. Me go to Georgia. The seathre as sister
Speaker 1: get married. Yes, I don't blame you. My wife dragged
Speaker 1: me to a big society wedding last week. The social
Speaker 1: missus Angelus smythe of New York and Miami Beach got
Speaker 1: herself fixed up to mister Pats Wilson of the Department
Speaker 1: of Sanitation. More. Yes, after the wedding, we all went
Speaker 1: up to the bride's home for a very formal receptacle.
Speaker 1: Did they have a nice wedding, Yes, but they ran
Speaker 1: into a little difficulty. Two to the recent snows here
Speaker 1: in New York, there was no roses in bloom at
Speaker 1: the time of the ceremony. And you know what these functures.
Speaker 1: It's customary for the flower girls to scatter rose petals
Speaker 1: down the isle at the very head of the nuptial's possession. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: without rules is what did you do? Well? They got
Speaker 1: the effect of the rose petals by painting some potato
Speaker 1: chips rare, and the flower girl scattered the potato chips
Speaker 1: the head of the position. Huh. Yes, it was quite
Speaker 1: a thing to hear the bride and groom come crunching
Speaker 1: down the aisle. Them potato chips must made quite a mess.
Speaker 1: It was messy but the groom picked up the debris
Speaker 1: the following day when he made his rounds on the
Speaker 1: sanitation truck. Well S're gonna have a tough time raiding
Speaker 1: on a hundred bucks between now and next Tuesday. I
Speaker 1: wonder if I could inviiggle one hundred dollars to handy.
Speaker 1: It would have to be a very clever wiggle. Boys.
Speaker 1: Andy told me that he was gonna take the money
Speaker 1: he's gotten by hisself automobile more. The boy gonna get
Speaker 1: herself a new car. Huh yes, And the only thing
Speaker 1: that's holding it up is that the dealer can't promise
Speaker 1: him to right for four or five months. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that new car situation is still tough for it it
Speaker 1: show is I heard that the only cars that you
Speaker 1: can get quick delivery on is the foreign makes. Uh
Speaker 1: you say that you hear that the quick deliveries is
Speaker 1: the foreign make car. That's right, and it wouldn't surprise
Speaker 1: me to see Andy buy one of those neither. Well
Speaker 1: now foreign make cause wait a minute, Henry, I just
Speaker 1: got a flicker of light, A flicker of light. If
Speaker 1: I played my cars right, I might be able to
Speaker 1: flick in the out of one hundred dollars and light
Speaker 1: right in Georgia. Well, I got this picture of this
Speaker 1: foreign car to the color of Old Life magazine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a feign call right now if I can just
Speaker 1: convince the end. Oh here, come down the hall. Let
Speaker 1: me get on the telephone. Hello, that kings ascume me
Speaker 1: a minute and just making a trans atlantic telephone call.
Speaker 1: Why as you call him Frans Atlantic? Oh? Why because
Speaker 1: I was the agent for the new French foreign automobile
Speaker 1: and I want to talk to the manufacturer. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: a hello operator? Is this the French operator? Give me
Speaker 1: crape sous at four nine three Salem Born Mac call.
Speaker 1: Do this company know how to make them? Do they
Speaker 1: know how to make them? Hy? This man that I
Speaker 1: called him in France is one of the greatest automobile
Speaker 1: men in the world. Hello France, Let me talk to
Speaker 1: Madman Tierre. I think I heard him somewhere. Hello, hello, madman. Oh,
Speaker 1: this is George Stephens New York office.
Speaker 3: We we.
Speaker 1: Bonus not just see you too. Yeah, I just received
Speaker 1: the picture of your new call. Congratulations mercy bo coup
Speaker 1: coupe hula la uh huh. Well remember me to the
Speaker 1: lit a mad woman and say hello to miss Eiffel Tower.
Speaker 1: Who came, mad Man Bonvoyd? Thank King Fish? Where drew me?
Speaker 1: The big frenchman like that? Oh? I noted him for
Speaker 1: years and it doing the First World War while me
Speaker 1: and him was Mademoiselle together in the French foreign legions,
Speaker 1: you see, and the ires node. I had noted him
Speaker 1: for so ever since then now right this minute, I
Speaker 1: is the American distributed for the new French automobile. You
Speaker 1: was now standing in the showroom of the Paris More
Speaker 1: to come their Harlem brand, No Fulham. What is the
Speaker 1: name of the car? You saw the name of the
Speaker 1: car's node in the trade as the quick delivery merc
Speaker 1: of these bends one hundred dollars deposits straight eight. That's
Speaker 1: what they call. You know, that's a funny thing. I've
Speaker 1: been trying to get a car myself. What did the
Speaker 1: car look like? Well, now, I just happened to have
Speaker 1: a picture of it that was sent by a while
Speaker 1: from Paris just yesterday. Where is that? Oh here, hey,
Speaker 1: I looked that over. Yeah, say, Kingfish, that's a good
Speaker 1: looking automobile. Or oh that's pretty look at them lines.
Speaker 1: Hey wait a minute, to wait a minute. They unstuck
Speaker 1: the steering wheel on the wrong side of the car.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, that's why they call it the mercy
Speaker 1: of these bends before they send it over here, the
Speaker 1: bends there, staring wheel over that side. I see. Well
Speaker 1: I like American cars. Well now cool, forget it, and
Speaker 1: they're fine cars. Is more economical to run they is?
Speaker 1: Why as that? Because and over there they all runs
Speaker 1: on kilometers? Yeah, well it does them. Killometers wear out
Speaker 1: as quick as tires. Oh no, and they killometers is
Speaker 1: distance over there? We measured distance in miles. Killometers are
Speaker 1: shorter than miles. So there you is. When you drives
Speaker 1: in France, you ain't got so far to gold. See
Speaker 1: what I mean to get cold? Yeah? Yeah, that's who
Speaker 1: cut down the distance. Look here, kingfish, if I ordered
Speaker 1: one of them French cars, when could I get it? Well, now,
Speaker 1: let me do a little stick in here. Uh we
Speaker 1: place this the order today by radar.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: The thing has got to be custom and then they
Speaker 1: got to created up ship the car from France the
Speaker 1: United States. Let me see, four thousand miles, two thousand
Speaker 1: miles goes into customs. How about Thursday of this week?
Speaker 1: Tell me this? How can they make cars faster there
Speaker 1: than weekend here in America because they were smart and
Speaker 1: there's done. Star solved the steel problem. But how they
Speaker 1: do that? They got stealed from us. Well, how much
Speaker 1: of this French car sell for? Well, now you give
Speaker 1: me a hundred dollars deposit and the grand totals up
Speaker 1: to sixteen hundred dollars. Fob. That means Frank's on the
Speaker 1: barrel head. And I wait a minute, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: I ain't letting you have no money til I seized
Speaker 1: the car. And boy, that is defferent. Oh no, listen, man,
Speaker 1: you be in the car driving up Lennox Avenue, all
Speaker 1: them gals but twenty one years old, was sitting over
Speaker 1: there on the street. They're looking at you. You got
Speaker 1: a new car, they got the new look. And you
Speaker 1: saw the glance over at them and smiled at some
Speaker 1: pretty gal and say.
Speaker 3: It old little children, Yeah, little shill.
Speaker 1: From many are.
Speaker 3: I hears the horn of blowing, I hear it's near
Speaker 3: at hand. I hear the car wheels rumbling and rolling
Speaker 3: through this land. Don't get on board, just get on,
Speaker 3: boulb don't get on bobo.
Speaker 1: The children, that's computed your ball. The children compom with
Speaker 1: your more. I hear a car coming. She's coming round
Speaker 1: the car. I hear the wheels rumb she's fading everywhere,
Speaker 1: she's faining every new Come on, let's children, come on,
Speaker 1: let Kevin, come on, let's Kevin from my many. I'm
Speaker 1: wonge on board. Let's get on. Don't get a ball,
Speaker 1: don't get on Bobo and the children. That's compoted you
Speaker 1: more rolling man, a rocket man, a ranger, just a
Speaker 1: rock in, just a smoking talking down that long long
Speaker 1: road and rock in man all and jumping out. Then
Speaker 1: I think I like him a heavy nothing worries me.
Speaker 1: I am happy as I can be. Me and two
Speaker 1: or three in my model teams. Come on, come on
Speaker 1: right my maney, I'm long on board. The children's get
Speaker 1: on board. All the children. Don't get on board the children.
Speaker 1: There's room already. Well going shortte barber shop here and
Speaker 1: see if you knows where I can get a new car.
Speaker 4: Hello, that short where I'll be dog going that I
Speaker 4: didn't much cooker, you got high kake fuh.
Speaker 1: Charloty live you can help me here. I gotta get
Speaker 1: a fine car in a hurry.
Speaker 4: Oh there is classy looking already. I had a roamster once.
Speaker 4: Now I wanted to make it look like a fine car,
Speaker 4: so so I had the steering wheel put over on
Speaker 4: the right hand side.
Speaker 1: Moved the steering wheel. Hunh oh.
Speaker 4: But when I come down to the street, everybody look
Speaker 4: at the cause I was driving at a slam.
Speaker 1: Well why was you driving to the slam?
Speaker 4: Because the breaking the crutch was still over on the left.
Speaker 1: Love me, shorty, I gonna tell you the whole situation.
Speaker 1: I need one hundred dollars for me and the way
Speaker 1: to get a railroad ticket to Georgia. And I can
Speaker 1: get the hundred dollars from in it if I can
Speaker 1: just show him a foreign car.
Speaker 4: Yeah, stay with him in a king fish, I got it.
Speaker 4: A friend of mine has got all that he let
Speaker 4: you have.
Speaker 1: He built it herself.
Speaker 4: It could pass for a foreign car to it. He
Speaker 4: has some great shame except for wonder thing.
Speaker 1: Well what's that? Well, you see ther it ain't got that.
Speaker 1: You get no motor, no motor.
Speaker 4: You see, I have the fellow a building he he
Speaker 4: couldn't find the motor for it, and right now it's
Speaker 4: sitting in his garives.
Speaker 1: He'll give with you if you just tow it away. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I tell you what I'll do. I'll get that and
Speaker 1: I'll put it over the large hall and I'll find
Speaker 1: something with a French name on it and put it
Speaker 1: on the front of the radio. Yeah that's a good idea. Well,
Speaker 1: King things. I gotta leave now where you're going, shorty.
Speaker 4: I gotta go over to the hospital and see a fella.
Speaker 4: His face is all slashed and cut up.
Speaker 1: Had his face get all slashed and cut up?
Speaker 4: Well, you see, he was hit by he fell down
Speaker 4: the beach a puck getting in and he was walking.
Speaker 1: I think bus that I would get. I shaved him.
Speaker 1: Come on in the office and there got some great
Speaker 1: news for you. Yeah, what is the news from France?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: What a lucky fella you is? Yeah, just talk the
Speaker 1: madman Pierre again. And he told me that he was
Speaker 1: gonna let you have a nineteen forty nine model and
Speaker 1: it arrived this morning. Oh that's great. Where's it? Oh
Speaker 1: in the showroom, right up here in the large or
Speaker 1: come on follow me here. Oh boy ey, it's crazy
Speaker 1: to see this new call right through this door here
Speaker 1: and then now right over there there she sets in
Speaker 1: there between them two ferns, pretty in it. The prince
Speaker 1: then is yeah, the head of us on design. And
Speaker 1: to notice the underslung buddy, Yeah, I wonder who slung
Speaker 1: that together. Oh look at that pin job there, wonderful
Speaker 1: pink job. That's big enamel finish big right on there
Speaker 1: looks a little overdone in the spots. To me, this
Speaker 1: is a genu wine French car. Oh certainly an you
Speaker 1: want come up here and look at the name plate
Speaker 1: on the front of it. There the name plate is
Speaker 1: made out of paper to cut it on the wind
Speaker 1: resistance here too, d say, here made in France, and
Speaker 1: the name of the car is Sparkling Burgundy. Oh wonderful man. Hey,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, look here it say vintage of nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty four. What did that vintage means a French word
Speaker 1: means convertible or it is wonderful thing. And the nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty four? Is this a nineteen thirty four model? Or
Speaker 1: don't be silly? And well what do the nineteen thirty
Speaker 1: four stand for?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Horsepower? Oh now, wait a minute, here, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: How can they get nineteen hundred and thirty four horse
Speaker 1: power in that little car? They use smaller horses, that's
Speaker 1: all they do. Now, step right over here and look
Speaker 1: at the inside of it. Look through the window there.
Speaker 1: Look at that upholstered genuine leather red oil clause. Or
Speaker 1: you slide in and out their blue third suit, go
Speaker 1: right through their model minute. Yeah, you know, it's kind
Speaker 1: of hard to get used to this foreign stuff. Let
Speaker 1: me see the motor, came fish, U we want to
Speaker 1: see the motor huh uh? Well, now that's what it
Speaker 1: goes planned under the mortar is sealed under the hood
Speaker 1: to keep a dust free seal and oil another one
Speaker 1: of these things. Yes, and knowing that you would be
Speaker 1: just the one that would want to start tamping with
Speaker 1: the mortar. Eyes done, had a pad lock welded on there,
Speaker 1: so you can't get in there and get in trouble.
Speaker 1: And I don't throw the keys away. Well, tell me this, kingfish,
Speaker 1: how do you get to the motor case? Something go
Speaker 1: wrong through the exhaust pipe, that's how you that that
Speaker 1: is a little unhandy in it. Look ahead, sports, something
Speaker 1: go wrong with that motor, Now, how can I get
Speaker 1: it fixed? Very simple and there, all you got to
Speaker 1: do is to find a mechanic with a long stin arm.
Speaker 1: That's all he got to Yeah, well, maybe I ought
Speaker 1: to take it. Oh yeah, you ought to take it
Speaker 1: and take it right away. Okay, here you is kinkfish.
Speaker 1: Here's one hundred dollars down framing. I'll buy it right
Speaker 1: the deal is closed. I want to take it out
Speaker 1: for a little spin right now. Uh, I hate to
Speaker 1: tell you this and there, but you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: hold off a little on your spinning. You see. Being
Speaker 1: a French car, this car don't run on gasolion. It
Speaker 1: runs on petrol. And in a drop of petrel in
Speaker 1: this country at the moment, Well, why couldn't I use
Speaker 1: gas instead?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Now, gonna splain that to you too. And well, uh
Speaker 1: you see the American gasolion it's got to sing in
Speaker 1: and called. I can now these feign cars has got
Speaker 1: a narrow gas. I'm the I can just won't go
Speaker 1: through it. That's a whole tug wag it up close,
Speaker 1: it right up every time. But I spect them the
Speaker 1: ship of the petrol, and that's what you'll be the
Speaker 1: first one on the list there, that's all I want.
Speaker 1: When is that coming in? Well? Now, I was leaving
Speaker 1: for Georgia withning away for a couple of weeks and
Speaker 1: the petrol ought to get here just for the time
Speaker 1: I'll get back. Well, I guess I gotta wait for Limba. Well,
Speaker 1: I gotta run along now. And there are audiold bush
Speaker 1: nitches and all that hold on kings. Let me take
Speaker 1: a good look at my car. Leave. I'll open the
Speaker 1: door and get in there and sit down. Hm. Well
Speaker 1: that door hanging open. I guess when Pierre tried to
Speaker 1: get in one of these cars, that's when he started
Speaker 1: calling himself madman. Well, hello, Dan, what you doing here?
Speaker 1: Come over here, amos. I want to see my new car.
Speaker 1: This is yours? Huh sys you must be going in
Speaker 1: the soapbox derby. Wait a minute. This is the latest
Speaker 1: French automobile, the mechanic with a long arm or sealed
Speaker 1: under the hood. What is that again? It's got a
Speaker 1: leatherette motor with small horses in a too. I just
Speaker 1: see the king face. Leave here. Did he tell you
Speaker 1: that thing? Well, I give him a hundred dollars down famous.
Speaker 1: He's going to get me some petrol too. Tell me
Speaker 1: this who stuck that label on the front of it
Speaker 1: from a bottle of sparkling Burgundy? I think the madman
Speaker 1: done it? This car, you know? Good? And look at
Speaker 1: that that Kingfish is done stuck you again? Look at
Speaker 1: that You ain't even got no windshield on you got
Speaker 1: is the frame there? I thought that glass was awful clean.
Speaker 1: You better get your money back then. Yeah, just wait
Speaker 1: till I get my hands on that Kingfish. And if
Speaker 1: I ever get to France where they make these cars,
Speaker 1: are going to be two mad men over there. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you that. Well show put one over one end.
Speaker 1: It was that foreign Cabsn't I better lock of my
Speaker 1: office here and lay lord till tomorrow when I get
Speaker 1: on the train for Georgia. Then I'll be safe. Oh hello,
Speaker 1: I just leaven Well you ain't leaving? Back up, I said,
Speaker 1: back up? I hope I'm backing. You don't have to
Speaker 1: be so roughable. I want to have a showdown with
Speaker 1: you about that automobile you showed me. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: I just had a nice talk with Madman Pierre again.
Speaker 1: The petrel is on his way over here. King Fish,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna punch you right in the nose. You took
Speaker 1: my one hundred dollars just so you and your wife
Speaker 1: could take a trip to Georgia. I want my money back.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna beat you like you ain't never been beat before.
Speaker 1: Strike me if you must, remember I as an official,
Speaker 1: a French automobile dealer, which comes under the Jewish dictionary
Speaker 1: of the French government. And if you strike me, it
Speaker 1: will be the Pearl Harbor of nineteen forty eight. Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, what's pearl harbor got to do with me
Speaker 1: busting you in the face? And you is forgetting the
Speaker 1: I as a French car dealer, and in that capacity
Speaker 1: I ain't no longer George Stevens, the Kingfish. It is
Speaker 1: a symbol of France, all right, symbol put up your dukes.
Speaker 1: Remember my innocent friend. Hitting me is just slugging Joan
Speaker 1: of arc who you know what? Fifty million frenchmen go
Speaker 1: swarm all over you are. Now Wait a minute, headed
Speaker 1: the ignorant. Even though West Frenchman give you the statue
Speaker 1: of liberty you got in your harbor here, you know
Speaker 1: what that means that America and France will be at
Speaker 1: warf you hit me and Andy Brown will go down
Speaker 1: in history as a warmongol. Wait in a minute, now,
Speaker 1: King Fish, just hold everything here with it. Don't try
Speaker 1: to tell me that a measing one hundred dollars is
Speaker 1: going to start a war. However, they're starting for less
Speaker 1: than that. Look at history. How do you think the
Speaker 1: Wall of eighteen twelve started over eighteen dollars and twelve cents?
Speaker 1: I know, well, look at history again. The Franco American
Speaker 1: War started over canna spaghetti. Oh, I'm telling you, you know, well,
Speaker 1: listen here. How can I get my money back without
Speaker 1: starting a war? Well, it's unfair to me, but the
Speaker 1: only thing to do is arbitry. What is that? Well,
Speaker 1: you gotta find the third person that's disinterred and he
Speaker 1: holds court and decide who. Well that suits me, because
Speaker 1: anybody will know that I is right. All right, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what will Well, we'll pick out our lawyer,
Speaker 1: stone War. I'll meet you at Stone Walls. You'll be
Speaker 1: over there in thirty minutes, and we'll let him be
Speaker 1: the judge of arbitration. Okay, I'll be there in thirty
Speaker 1: minutes now, Stone Wall, and they're gonna be here in
Speaker 1: your office any minute. Now. I don't give you all
Speaker 1: the facts of the deals so you can arbitrate the thing.
Speaker 5: Honestly, right, I can't face from what you done told me.
Speaker 5: I'm afraid of your case.
Speaker 1: More hold water well we'll fight out a bill plug
Speaker 1: up the leaf.
Speaker 5: Not only plug it, I fed a water proof it
Speaker 5: at the same time.
Speaker 1: But now here's the fire. Thank I just put this
Speaker 1: in my pocket. Come in there, Hello stone Wall. I
Speaker 1: just second walking myself and I ain't had time to
Speaker 1: say hello to steone Wall. Hello stone Wall. They can fail?
Speaker 1: Hi you thing? How you doing? Uh? So, we want
Speaker 1: you to arbitrate the kids between me and Indy.
Speaker 5: Try to let them get behind my arbitration desk.
Speaker 3: Cat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get up there, sit up there, high for you
Speaker 1: do this book?
Speaker 5: Can they call up arbitration in nine sessions hereafter? In
Speaker 5: the legal terms of the arbitrailer, we shall refer to
Speaker 5: the King Fish as their arby, and to you Andy
Speaker 5: as the traders call him, Benedict Arnill.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 5: Now, before we begin, I want you to understand that
Speaker 5: this card is gonna be absolutely fair, strictly unpartial, and
Speaker 5: completely unbiased. Now, Kingfish, you talk first, because you're gonna
Speaker 5: give the true side of the case.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Well, you wanna uh in the hell order
Speaker 1: the farm call for me and I had the thing
Speaker 1: shipped all the way from France. Yeah, keep talking. Uh well,
Speaker 1: you know then one do you live with the card
Speaker 1: of him in good condition? He give me amusing one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars down payment, and now he wants his money
Speaker 1: back and wants back of the deal. Yeah, he's talking
Speaker 1: store all his my side. They can ride flap them mouth.
Speaker 1: Now wait a minute here, Wait a minute, store Waldn't
Speaker 1: you want to hear my story? What I tell you?
Speaker 5: And you see in my career, as I portrayed, I
Speaker 5: found that it's too confusing to listen to more than
Speaker 5: one side.
Speaker 1: I don't like the way things are going. Well, you
Speaker 1: can't argue with the scale of justice. Well, I don't
Speaker 1: care about that. I'm gonna win this case, even if
Speaker 1: I got to pay a lawyer of ten dollars to
Speaker 1: do it ten dollars, there be.
Speaker 5: There'll be a slight recess while I rebalance at the
Speaker 5: scale of justice.
Speaker 1: Will minute, I'll pay fifteen dollars to a good lawyer,
Speaker 1: if you know what I mean. Fifteen fifteen fifteen? Can
Speaker 1: I hit twenty? Wait a minute, uh, the one us
Speaker 1: quit this stuff here and get back to de side
Speaker 1: and the kids saying on it like you greed to
Speaker 1: do for me.
Speaker 5: After taking all the evidence presented and wearing it on
Speaker 5: the scale of justice.
Speaker 1: It looked to me like the scale is tipping in
Speaker 1: favor of the King. Free. There you was, and there's
Speaker 1: nothing enough for you to do but to wait for
Speaker 1: the petro to come from France and keep your big
Speaker 1: most shut and go on about your business. So war
Speaker 1: you mean to say that the scales say that the
Speaker 1: Kingfish done one.
Speaker 5: My final verdict is that the Kingfish ain't got to
Speaker 5: give you back the one hundred dollars that he cheated
Speaker 5: you out of.
Speaker 1: Well top, Honey, I've been down the office all day
Speaker 1: pending note of my business affairs are and now ready
Speaker 1: to get on the train for Georgia. Uh is your package?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, George, But I'm decided on a much cheaper
Speaker 2: way of going to George.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good. We can save your money. How's it going.
Speaker 2: We're going by motor a car this afternoon, but we
Speaker 2: can't leave for a few days until the petrol gets
Speaker 2: here from Saints.
Speaker 1: Good night, folks, See you next Tuesday.