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Speaker 2: Come down for blast off X minus five, four three

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two X minus one Fire from the far horizons of

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the Unknown come transcribed tales of new dimensions in time

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and space. These are stories of the future adventures in

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a thousand, maybe worlds. The National Broadcasting Company, in cooperation

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with Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, presents HE minus one.

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Speaker 3: On the Night story one thousand dollars, a plate by

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Jack mckentie.

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Speaker 4: Ferry ship from Dema space station carrying cargo and passengers

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from Earth now arriving in blasting Pit six. Radiation clearance

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and quarantine officers report to passenger conveyor. Mars Airways to

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New Chicago, Part Kelly Mars Park, Mars Park Park, New Amityville,

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and Nova Massapequa take off in fifteen minutes.

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Speaker 3: All aboard. Excuse me, sir? Could you help me? Sure? Buddy?

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What'll it be?

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Speaker 5: Cards die little shot of the still Hackerberry?

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Speaker 3: No, I just wondered if you could direct me.

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Speaker 5: Brother, You came to the right man. I can direct

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you anywhere you want to go. That's what I'm here for.

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You just get off the ferry.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I came on the phobus queen.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know you can spin them in my business.

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All right, what'll it be?

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Speaker 3: Now?

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Speaker 6: Well?

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Speaker 3: I want to know how I can get to the observatory.

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But what the Mars Observatory? You know, the Astronomical Research Center.

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Speaker 5: What do you want to go there for?

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Speaker 3: I work there, or at least I will.

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Speaker 5: No kidding you one of them double dome stargazers. Eh, yes,

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I'm an astronomer. Yeah. I heard there was a lot

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of you guys out there under glass. But I don't

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get out of town much. I got to keep my

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hand in you know. Are you sure you wouldn't like

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a little flutter before you settle down on your rut?

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Speaker 3: No, no, I never played cards occasionally little chess.

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Speaker 5: I don't know if they got any chess any of

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the casinos, but if you want, I could arrange it,

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you know, play against the house five bucks apiece for

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the kiddy in a see note for checkmate.

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Speaker 3: No, thank you. Can you direct me to the observatory.

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Speaker 5: You'll have to get a sand hack. None of the

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regular buses go by there. They just hit the casinos

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on the stripy. I'll tell you what. The next fairy

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won't player for another half hour. I'll walk you over

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to the hackstand. Well, thank you. That's very kind of you, mister.

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Just call me Pusher. It's on account of my occupation,

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you know.

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Speaker 3: Oh I see, I'm enright ce Ben Singer, Doctor Ben Singer.

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Speaker 5: Well, it's a pleasure, doc right this way. This isn't

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exactly what I expected your first trip to Mars.

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Speaker 3: Uh, yes it is.

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Speaker 5: Well, you'll get used to it out this way. Adjust

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your gills. Gills, sure, but what do you think you're

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going to breathe outside that door. There isn't enough oxygen

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on Mars to keep a mouse alive. They give you

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a standard issue when you got off the ferry.

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Speaker 3: It's in that bag. Oh yes, I'm afraid I was

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reading when they explained it. The quarterly journal from the

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Speaker 5: You know, m oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I never missed

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a copy. Now look, you put the nose clip in,

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see and crack the valve. This way it compresses enough

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air to keep you going. Okay, all right, let's go.

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Speaker 3: Cold.

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Speaker 5: Sure, it's cold. Sand hacks are right up the street there.

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Speaker 3: Beautiful, beautiful, all the colors in the sky. I am surprised,

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though in an atmosphere there's thin. Sunset shouldn't be as spectacular.

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Speaker 5: That ain't the sunset chief. That's a new sign on

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top of the Canal Casino right there behind you.

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Speaker 3: See fun, fun, fun. Yeah.

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Speaker 5: But if you want a square shake with the dice,

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you go to Harry Harvey's place, the Red Sands Hotel.

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Speaker 3: I suppose the seeing is excellent.

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Speaker 5: It's telling me, you know, he's got a line of

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girls like you never seen nowhere else. Oh, I'm afraid

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I meant astronomical seeing the telescopes you know, Hey, you

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got an idea the telescopes.

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Speaker 3: What's that?

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Speaker 5: Nothing?

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Speaker 3: Fireworks to Marsi Gras. Don't find Marsi gras.

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Speaker 5: You know, big party all over town, parades, costumes, lick

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your fireworks, gambling, you know, big celebration.

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Speaker 3: But what's the occasion and eclipse of the two moons? Oh,

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but that occurs very frequently.

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Speaker 5: Oh, sure you'd be surprised how much of Masi gra

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ups to take on the strip. Well, hear the sand

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hacks and look, don't let them hackes charge you more

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than fifteen bucks for the trip. Just tell them, you

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know me, Just tell him Pusher sent you.

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Speaker 3: Gentlemen, I want you all to meet doctor Benzinger on

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you car. These are doctors Fitzpiegel, Ortany and Clyve. I.

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I'm sorry to introduce you to our team at such

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a critical moment, but our situation is rather desperate. I'm

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afraid I don't understand. Spiegel.

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Speaker 6: Show doctor Benzinger your plate here.

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Speaker 3: Just look at this. Just look. It took me eight

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weeks working with a computer to plot this plate. And look,

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look it seems fogged. These streaks. I don't believe I've

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ever seen them on an astronomical photograph before what are

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they skyrockets? That's what they are, skyrockets. Morton, I tell

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you that they've fired them in our direction on purpose.

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All right, all right, calm down, Spiegel, calmed down. Do

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you realize there will be twelve years before this particular

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conjunction can be photographed again? Morton, You've got to do something.

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Couldn't you write a little note to the Chamber of

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Commerce and ask them to eliminate the firework. We've written

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a note every time a small boy lets offer roman.

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Speaker 6: Candle, and it was no use. I tell you they

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fired them this way on purpose.

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Speaker 3: I'm afraid that's true. The other directions around town are

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either oil refineries or homes of the casino owners. I

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don't suppose there's any chance of moving the observatory then

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out into the desert, my dear doctor Benzinger. We'd have

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to bring in creuse to tear it down, other crews

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to move it and set it up, not to mention

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breakage and replacement, which would involve more afraid from Earth.

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At seven dollars and ninety seven cents per pound dead weight.

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As it is, the immense costs add up to a

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staggering total. Do you know what a single photographic plate

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costs US County overhead? One thousand dollars? But then, what

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is the answer another letter to the town council. I

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suppose let me write at this time, doctor Morton. My

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grandmother used to have several rather picturesque phrases which I

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believe I could transfer. No, no, no, no, Spiegel, dignity, dignity.

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Remember we are an adjunct of Harvard University, Doctor Spiegel,

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I shall ask you and doctor Benzinger to accompany me

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in person to the town council. Surely they cannot turn

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down a rational request in the interest of science.

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Speaker 7: Well, gentlemen, the town council appreciates the problem.

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Speaker 6: Yes, I felt certain it would.

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Speaker 3: Naturally, you're aware of the importance of astronomical research, mister Harvey.

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Speaker 6: Well, I can see your point. Doc.

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Speaker 7: You sit out there in your little glass hut pointing

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your brownie camera up at the stars, snapping away.

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Speaker 6: But you got to look at our point of view.

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Speaker 7: Oh, now you take my place, Harvey's red sands. I

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gotta heavy investment, fourteen crap tables, I have a dozen

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rule at wheels, and the rest of the overhead. I

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gotta keep them wheels running. It's the marsie gra that

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drags the suckers in.

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Speaker 3: But really, mister Harvey, we were just asking you to

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curtail the pyrotechnic display.

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Speaker 7: Oh why just a minuteonymous clean living as the next guy.

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Speaker 6: Oh, doctor Benzinger means the fireworks.

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Speaker 7: Oh well, I'd like to help you out, boys, But

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I look at it this way. Those stars you're looking

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at are gonna be up there for a couple of

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thousand years. But a sucker different you gotta grab while

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he's still healthy.

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Speaker 3: But in the interest of science, surely the town council

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can't agree with you, doctor.

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Speaker 7: Town councils made up of Joe Rocco, Pete Connie, Alex

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the Armenian, and me. We own the four biggest houses

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in town. So go ahead, fellows, take all them snapshots

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you want to. If you happen to lawyer Telescope, get

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a couple of good ones. Slow window the Grand Canal Hotel.

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I'll take a couple of eight by ten enlargements.

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Speaker 6: I see it around. Well, I'm afraid the town council

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was no help.

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Speaker 3: They just remain insensible to reason. Well, I'm afraid the

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only thing those gentlemen understand is money, My dear doctor Bensinger,

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the smallest bit allowed in mister Harvey's establishment is approximately

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the same as your monthly salary. Oh, Dr Morton, Suppose

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the gambling op raiders were suddenly to lose a great

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deal of money. They never do, of course, with the

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ordinary layman playing against them. But suppose the best scientific

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brains were to concentrate on a simple matter, like the

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probabilities of a given roulette wheel, or the combinations and

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permutations applicable to a game of poker. We could put

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the main computer on it. Doctor, Are you seriously suggesting?

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I think he's got a point. If we could give

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those casinos a shellacking, they might stop the fireworks just

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to get rid of us.

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Speaker 5: Now let me get this straight, Doc, All you eggheads

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up there made up a kiddy to get into a

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crap game.

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Speaker 3: Well, uh, that's right. I thought you might direct me

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to the largest establishment in mister Harvey's place. I believe I.

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Speaker 5: Look, Doc, I come over here, now over here in

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the corner. Now look, I'm a push you see. My

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job is to take these tourists by the lapel and

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shove the in front of a dice table quick before

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they spend any of their letters foolishly on food and lodging.

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But these rubes, they come here expecting to get to it.

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They don't miss it. You understand it's all part of

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a good time. But you guys out there running your

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Harvard peekaboo racket, you're different. What do you want to

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get mixed up in this for? You take your peanuts

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home and shove in the piggy bank, save up and

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buy yourself a new telescope or something.

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Speaker 3: I appreciate your solicitude, mister Pusher, but I'm quite determined

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which way is mister Harvey's place.

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Speaker 5: Well, if you've made up your mind, the bus leaves

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some right over there in about fifteen minutes. Uh, get

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around trip ticket because mister Harvey don't want no suckers

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stuck without. They got car fair away from his place.

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Speaker 3: I shouldn't worry about that. Frankly, I expect to leave

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mister Harvey flat broke. I'll see you just before dawn.

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I don't understand it. I just don't understand it. But

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what happened. Luckily, a certain mister Pusher was generous enough

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to lend me fifteen dollars for a sand hack. Otherwise

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I would have had to walk. Well, that was rather

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decent of him. Well, not exactly. He said, he gets

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a percentage when he pulls in a ripe chump. You

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mean it's all gone, every dollar. I just can't understand it.

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I kept careful notes. I followed the formula that was

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worked out by the computer. I calculated the odds by

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slide rule, carrying them to the fourth and fifth decimal place.

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I just can't understand it. Mister Pusher said that I

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had a frigid digit. A what a cold finger? I

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gather that's the opposite of a hot hand. But according

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to the games theory as outlined in the last International

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Congress of Theoretical Mathematics, Unfortunately at the Last Mathematical Congress

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they weren't trying to make it for the hard way.

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There they go again, sky. I was hoping to get

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at least three plates in before they started, and the

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crushing blow occurred with mister Pusher offered to sell me

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my horoscope.

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Speaker 6: No, yes, he said.

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Speaker 3: Anyone was a fool to get into a dice game

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if the stars weren't right. Now, there's an example of

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what we're up against medieval superstition, existing side by side

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with hydrosign rockets and nuclear space drive. Shocking. I'm not

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so sure. Might be a good idea, Doctor Morton sent

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for the staff Psychiatris Benzinger has scratched his reflector. No, no, gentlemen,

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push who was right? Every man who's going to gamble

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should have a horoscope. It's very important to know what

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the stars say. What are you talking about? And where

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on Mars is the place best equipped to tell you

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what the stars say?

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Speaker 6: Oh no, doctor Bensinger.

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Speaker 3: Gentlemen, I tell you it may be a stroke of genius. Hello,

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is this the advertising office? This is doctor Bensinger. I

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should like to play an ad. No, no, there would

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be no pretty girl. Just this, free, free, for the

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first time ever, your horoscope scientifically cast by the staff

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of the famous Mars Observatory. Learn your luck, your future,

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write or call Mars Observatory. No charge, no obligation. Yes,

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thank you. I'd like to run that every day until

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further notice.

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Speaker 6: For sure. Yeah, mister Harvey, did you do like I said?

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Speaker 5: Sir? I went out to the observatory just like you

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told me. You know, I had to share the sand

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hack with five other guys.

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Speaker 3: I understand the bus companies putting.

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Speaker 5: The route out there a big crowd. Sure, mister Harvey,

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you know them horoscopes are given. They're the only thing

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on Mars that don't cost the tourists anymore.

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Speaker 3: Right or right?

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Speaker 6: What happened?

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Speaker 5: Well, when I got out there, it was this Doc Benzinger,

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you see, all dressed up in a dunk scap with

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stars on it or something, in a big robe.

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Speaker 3: They showed us all around the place.

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Speaker 5: You never saw telescopes as big as a ride.

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Speaker 3: All right, skip the traveler, all right.

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Speaker 5: Well, finally they took my name and my birthdate, my callis,

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and they run it through this computer. You should have

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seen that thing, lights and bells, I'm telling you look

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like the biggest pinball machine you ever saw. I kept

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waiting for it to tilt.

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Speaker 6: The horoscopes, the horoscope.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, well I give it to me finally. I mean,

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the first couple of pages is the ordinary boucheoip, but

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the sun and the moon and the stars. But on

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the fourth page that's the kicker.

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Speaker 3: What did say?

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Speaker 5: Well, it said that I'd be real lucky at most

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of the gambling places, but I'd lose my shirt a, boys,

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you're not gonna like this.

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Speaker 3: Go ahead, go ahead.

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Speaker 5: I'd lose my shirt if I played at Harry Harvey's place.

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Speaker 7: A pretty shrewd, you know, for a bunch of scientists

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are pretty smart.

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Speaker 3: That isn't gonna work.

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Speaker 6: Hoona's right mind is gonna pay attention.

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Speaker 3: A lot of who he liked that?

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Speaker 5: Sure, Miss Dolly? Uh can I go?

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Speaker 7: Now?

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Speaker 6: What's your hurry?

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Speaker 5: Well, I'm going over the Purple Flamingo to play a

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little poker. I mean, after all, they say I'll be

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lucky any place, but here.

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Speaker 3: I mean, you can't.

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Speaker 5: Argue with science.

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Speaker 3: Gentlemen, I think we're on our way. I checked mister

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Harvey's establishment. You can shoot an elk in the gambling

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room empty. There was nobody playing but an elderly mazarchist

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who likes to lose. Doctor Morton, we have a visitor,

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Ben Singer. I have asked you please to take off

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that confounded astrologist hat when you come into my office.

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He didn't. It embarrasses me. Oh I'm sorry, but doctor,

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allow me to present mister Harry Harvey House business.

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Speaker 7: Mister Harvey, yeah, yeah, yeah, Well look, gentlemen, let's put

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our cards on a table. You put a hole in

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my pocket, and I haven't had since I once ran

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into an honest police lieutenant in Cincinnati.

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Speaker 6: I presume you've come about our horoscope.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's shoot or get off the foul line.

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Speaker 3: How much I beg your pardon?

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Speaker 6: How much will it take the lay you off? Mister Harvey?

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Just a promise? Why you're on the town.

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Speaker 3: So, mister Harvey, Now, the next time the question of

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tourist entertainment is discussed, we want you to vote against

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any fireworks display.

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Speaker 7: Well, sure, that's no problem, but look, I'm only one vote.

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Speaker 3: Or don't worry, mister Harvey, and every one of the

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casino owners on the council will have his turn to

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be mentioned in the stars.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, you're gonna knock us on one by one like

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a flight of ducks.

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Speaker 6: Well that's the general idea. I gotta hand it.

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Speaker 3: See, I gotta take off my hats to ye, mister Harvey.

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We're desperate. We cannot afford to let valuable and irreplaceable

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photographic plates be spoiled by fireworks. Okay, you went, but listen,

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here's five bells, five hundred dollars. But we couldn't take it,

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mister Harvey. I've already explained.

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Speaker 6: It's not for me.

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Speaker 7: I want you to take a full page head into

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the Purple Flamingo in your next horoscope. I like to

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see Joe Rockles's face when he gets a load of it.

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Speaker 3: All right, mister Harvey, we'd be glad to take him next.

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Speaker 7: Oh and the one more thing before I go, Can

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I look through the ternoscope?

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Speaker 3: I never looked through one before. Well, that's the last

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of them. The Red Sands, frank Lands, Paradise, the Martian Gardens,

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the Two Moons Clubs, and the Purple Flamingo, Doctor Martin,

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We've got them all. There will be a meeting of

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the town council a week from now, and after that,

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no more fireworks. All those beautiful stars and nebulae are

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not a misbegotten skyrocket to stand between us. Art, beautiful gentlemen,

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I have some news for you. Have I am in

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receipt of an interplanetary radiogram from my parent organization, the

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Harvard Observatory. Are they going to send the new mass spectroscope? Please? Please?

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Morton Earth. Newspapers carrying accounts of horoscopes published by your

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organization very unscientific. Harvard Board of Overseers aghast must stop

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at once find other solution.

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Speaker 6: Sign LK. Bell Director. I thought Thursday was.

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Speaker 3: The regular day for personal message delivering it is, Oh,

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mister Harvey. I asked mister Harvey to wait in the washroom.

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He brought the message down.

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Speaker 7: Oh sure, all of us have contacts in the radio

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of us. We can get a hold of messages a

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couple of days before they're clear.

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Speaker 3: Did you come down to gloat over our misfortune? Mister Harvey?

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Speaker 7: You got my promise to help you boys, and now

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stick by you. But the rest of them while it's

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tough fellas, but business is business. I'm afraid the fireworks

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will go on as usual.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, mister Harvey.

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Speaker 7: Look what would happen if you brought all the boys

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out here, show them around, and then you can offer

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the name of star after them or something. I'd sure

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like to be able to point in the sky and

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say that's Harvey's star.

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Speaker 3: Well, mister Harvey, I'm afraid any star is worth looking

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at with the naked eye already have names besides Harvard.

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Obser he wouldn't stand for this idea either. It would

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make as much sense to them as you naming a

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pokerchip after me. But doctor Morton, we've got to think

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of something. We tried rigging up a photoelectric cell. It

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closes the shutter when a rocket goes up, but it

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cuts the exposure time too much. But if we can't

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get these plates, we may not be able to duplicate

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them for years. Why right now, they're preparing the first

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trip to a newly discovered planet, and the work of

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the observatory is necessary to ensure the success of that trip.

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Surely your colleagues will realize that, mister Harvey, the future

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of the human race is at stake.

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Speaker 7: Not the only race those jokers are interested in. Takes

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place at Tropical Park.

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Speaker 6: Look out there, they're starting the fireworks.

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Speaker 3: All of them heading this way again.

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Speaker 6: Ah nah, it's nothing personal.

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Speaker 7: It's just that if we point them any other way,

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they're likely to splash people or maybe set something on fire.

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Speaker 3: You mean, if the rocket's misfired and get the tourists

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all wet, there would be trouble.

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Speaker 7: Oh sure, you couldn't have that. A guy with wet

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pants ain't gonna stand around a crap table for hours.

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Speaker 3: Mister Harvey, do you really want to help.

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Speaker 6: Us well, sure, I promised, didn't I?

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Speaker 3: Doctor Spiegel? Do you think the research library would have

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any material on pyrotechnics, Ben Singer? What do you have

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in mind? Well, doctor Morton, I was thinking of fighting

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fire with fireworks. Careful with that match, Harvey.

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Speaker 7: Oh, don't worry with the oxygen around here. You need

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a blow torch, lighter cigarette.

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Speaker 5: Have you got the rockets ready, doctor Benzinger?

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Speaker 3: Well here they are in the launching racks. I've got

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all my instruments, compass, a klinometer, an asthmethyl radioscope, and

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a blowtorch. Well what are we waiting for? Spiegel? He's

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bringing the calculated trajectories from the computer. See.

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Speaker 7: I don't know if I like this. What if they mess,

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they go off too soon something?

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Speaker 3: Oh nonsense, mister Harvey, You forget we're scientists. Here are

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the figures, Ben Singer. We double check them on the

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master computer. All right, then let's go. They'll be starting

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the official fireworks any minute. As I'm a three six

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zero point three five seven Oh check vision four nine

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point three seven four Oh check that's corrected for wind velocity,

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temperature change, and magnetic eddie currents.

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Speaker 6: Are you sure you guys know what you're doing with

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them skyrockets.

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Speaker 3: Don't worry, mister Harvey. They're going to explode in the

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Grand Canal and get everybody in the Canal Casino all wet.

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You shouldn't object, after all, it's your competition. Coming up

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to zero hour, Benzinger, light the torch five seconds or

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three two one fire there they go ooh interesting effect,

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purple color. Oh do you like it? Yes, that was

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my idea, radioactive fluorides. They're up over the town now.

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Speaker 6: Hey, hey, one of them's beginning to wabble.

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Speaker 3: I can't understand that. The computer was absolutely certain it's

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going over the south of town. The other one's tracking

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correctly on the radar. It'll hit the canal square.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, but look the purple one. There are bounds it hit.

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Speaker 3: Looks like it's starting a fire.

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Speaker 7: Hey, must hit somebody's house. Hey, you can see it now,

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it's a house burning.

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Speaker 3: Oh, dear, dear, there must have been a week tube

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in the computer.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, some guy's gonna be real saw. I can see

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it real clear with the glasses. Now, that house on

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top of the hill there by the geeko push boy.

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Speaker 6: It's burning lot.

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Speaker 3: Mister Harvey, what's the matter. That's my house, Doctor Bensinger.

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I've called you in to read a letter that I've

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written to mister Harvey. Oh do you know his address?

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I believe he's staying at his gambling establishment. His house

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was a total loss. Yes, well, yes, this has been

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a very difficult letter for me to write. I believe

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the letter is academic Dr Martin. Mister Harvey is outside.

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He is with two very low gentlemen with bulging pocket. Oh.

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I don't know what to say. Uh.

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Speaker 6: Well, well, mister Harvey, what a surprise.

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Speaker 7: You two apes sweat outside and doctor Martin a lot

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those fireworks.

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Speaker 6: I want you to know. I believe in direct action.

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I don't like filling.

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Speaker 3: Around, of course, not that.

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Speaker 7: At the time I had some trouble with the bottom

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dealer from Luna City. I didn't fall around. I sent

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him back to the Moon in a cargo rocket.

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Speaker 6: With no air. How interesting now about your problem?

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Speaker 3: Are you sure you we we we apologize?

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Speaker 6: I apologize.

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Speaker 3: That's great. Ah, I just remembered I left a few

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plates in the bar. I don't go way, doctor, you're

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in on this tone. No, there wouldn't be roomed and

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not for two of us what are you talking about? Well,

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in the cargo rocket, especially without air. What I'm trying

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to tell you, the console voted against fireworks. As a

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matter of fact, I have a very bad sinus and

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no air with definite what Oh?

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Speaker 7: Sure, we decided anything that could burn down and honor

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citizen's house was too dangerous.

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Speaker 6: Very civic minded that castle.

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Speaker 3: But I don't understand.

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Speaker 6: I kept my promise. I said I'd help you, and

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I did.

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Speaker 3: Well. I'm terribly embarrassing. We were trying to get a

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collection among the staff to help you pay for your loss,

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but I'm afraid the total assets of the observatory wouldn't

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reconstruct your garage. Yeah, but we held a staff meeting

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and we decided on a more permanent kind of remembrance.

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Mister Harvey.

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Speaker 6: On this photograph, you see this trail, this bright trail.

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Why I'm skyrockets again. I'm sorry, I can won't happen again. No, no, no,

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this is no skyrocket.

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Speaker 3: It's a comet. It will be quite bright for several months,

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and we've decided to call it Harvey's comet.

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Speaker 6: Harvey's comet. That's real nice.

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Speaker 7: Hubby's comment, Hey, Doc, you put me on top of

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the world. Them boys at the Canal Casino boasting about

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their new sign. But me, I got a comment Harvey's Comets.

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Why every sucker on Mars will see it every night.

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It's the best advertisement since they wrote seven down across

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the face of the moor.

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Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad that you'll please.

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Speaker 7: Well, as a matter of fact, I kind of heard

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about it in advancing one of your boys. You need

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to comment after me. Okay, I brought something for you.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, what is it? A poker chip for my place?

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Go ahead read it? Harvey's Club, Dr Morton's poker chip

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five thousand.

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Speaker 7: That's dollars, doc, don't spend it all in one place.

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Speaker 3: Who have just heard? X minus one, Presented by the

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National Broadcasting Company in cooperation with Galaxy Science Fiction magazine,

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Your announcer, Fred Collins. X minus one was an NBC

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Radio Network production