Speaker 1: Judy starting Louise Ericson is Judy and John.
Speaker 2: Brown is father.
Speaker 1: Hello, Oh, hello Judy, father, how are you that you
Speaker 1: should call?
Speaker 3: I was just thinking of you. Would you like to
Speaker 3: know what I was thinking?
Speaker 4: I was thinking that of all the fathers in the world,
Speaker 4: you were my father, most adorable and becoming a becoming.
Speaker 3: Yes, And would you like to know?
Speaker 5: Wrong?
Speaker 3: I think so, I'll tell.
Speaker 4: You why I saw address today?
Speaker 3: And do you know that as soon as our late
Speaker 3: eyes from a dress, I realized how adorable and becoming
Speaker 3: you were.
Speaker 2: That's Judy, Folks, Foster the love of a teenage girl
Speaker 2: who is close to all our hearts. And now let's
Speaker 2: drop them at the Foster homes. It's a Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 2: and Judy and her mother are worried about father.
Speaker 3: Mother, I think you're utterly right. Father is working too hard.
Speaker 6: Well, I've spoken to him about it, but he keeps
Speaker 6: telling me that he can't run a business by the clock.
Speaker 3: Well, it's just terrible.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 3: It is late Saturday afternoon and he isn't home.
Speaker 5: Yell, poor dear.
Speaker 3: He was meeting mister Emerson.
Speaker 6: He said they had some important decisions to make this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Well, Foster, what do you think. I don't know, Emerson.
Speaker 1: It's it's a hard decision to me. Yeah, but we've
Speaker 1: got to make one, and quick too. He gets soon.
Speaker 1: Let me look at the figures again, eyah, Well ask
Speaker 1: him what I think. Who's as to win on happy lad?
Speaker 5: In the six.
Speaker 1: Happy lad? What a horse? He should be pulling a
Speaker 1: knife flag? An ice wagon is too good for him?
Speaker 1: Well we did it again, Yes, sir, Six in a row,
Speaker 1: all losers. Now, I know why they call it the
Speaker 1: flour of kings. You've got to be a king to
Speaker 1: be able to affall you're not dining both. You've also
Speaker 1: got to be a king sized dose to keep on
Speaker 1: doing it. I guess all that. Oh well, it's fun, Fern.
Speaker 1: You call this fun, losing six races in a row. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but look at the case you get when you win. Huh,
Speaker 1: when you win, that's a lad. You can't win. You
Speaker 1: will never come out ahead. But were honey is a
Speaker 1: traffic They dangled some easy money in front of your nose,
Speaker 1: but you never get it. Oh no, Surrey, it's the
Speaker 1: shortest route to the floor. I guess you're right, Post,
Speaker 1: but I know I'm right. What do you like in
Speaker 1: the seventh.
Speaker 3: Ill money, hello.
Speaker 4: Dear, ye, not your duty, oh poor father spending all
Speaker 4: Saturday afternoon with mister Emerson making difficult decisions.
Speaker 6: Mm I just hope they made a few correct decisions.
Speaker 3: Well, why only a few? Why not?
Speaker 7: All?
Speaker 6: Let's not be greedy, judas it'd take my word for it.
Speaker 6: They'll be lucky if they make only a few correct ones.
Speaker 3: Oh, I must say, you might have more faith in
Speaker 3: father's business ability. I must say that. Oh yes, father,
Speaker 3: illot your father, dear aye father?
Speaker 1: Hello, Oh.
Speaker 4: You poor dear, sit right down here and r that's
Speaker 4: a good idea real What happened to your voice?
Speaker 1: Fool my bo oh? Well, uh, I guess I must
Speaker 1: have done some uh shouting and shouting punt be showing
Speaker 1: about in a business discussion.
Speaker 3: Well, it depends upon the kind of business you're discussing.
Speaker 1: What.
Speaker 3: Well, in some businesses, when you make a decision, you
Speaker 3: feel like uh encouraging that.
Speaker 1: Decision, so you shout, Randolph.
Speaker 3: Mister Emerson shout too.
Speaker 1: Oh you should have heard it.
Speaker 8: I don't think I understand.
Speaker 1: Dear just as well.
Speaker 3: Never mind now that I think you should stop working
Speaker 3: so hard. Mother and I discussed it father, we both agree.
Speaker 6: And spending Saturday afternoons at it is carrying it too far, dear,
Speaker 6: especially when you choose the wrong.
Speaker 3: The wrong decisions.
Speaker 1: Father. Oh yeah, well, as a matter of fact, I
Speaker 1: just about the sight of that myself, he did.
Speaker 8: Father.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad, dear.
Speaker 6: After all, it isn't worth the extra money you might
Speaker 6: make by working Saturday afternoons.
Speaker 3: What extra money?
Speaker 1: You're perfectly right to dead, And I'll tell you something
Speaker 1: else I do out. You never make that extra money.
Speaker 1: You try to do it the quick, an easy way,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: You're lucky if you break even though.
Speaker 1: Father lea right.
Speaker 4: You know, I experienced a fascinating experience this afternoon, what, dear.
Speaker 3: Father, I remember that a drama breath I told you
Speaker 3: about in the phone. Yes, well this is very interesting.
Speaker 4: Smithy said it costs about eighteen dollars, and I said
Speaker 4: it to be closer to twenty five.
Speaker 3: We argued so a while, and finally I better dime.
Speaker 3: I was right.
Speaker 1: Do you what? We got a dime? Father? That was
Speaker 1: a terrible thing you did, wasn't Father, I won't. That
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. In fact, it's worse.
Speaker 3: But why I don't unus. It wasn't angry or anything.
Speaker 1: You bet, Judy, you bet? I know that, there's no
Speaker 1: excuse you.
Speaker 3: No, then I don't think Judy is any so terrible
Speaker 3: by betting a dollar?
Speaker 1: What I you see? How can you stand there and
Speaker 1: encourage your own daughter to continue? I have it as
Speaker 1: evil as better, So I.
Speaker 3: Am not encouraging Judy to bed. I know this is point,
Speaker 3: but thought I only bet a dome the tenth part
Speaker 3: of a dollar.
Speaker 1: It isn't announce, it's the principal. Even betting a penny
Speaker 1: is bad. Can't you see? It's a track? It is
Speaker 1: absolutely easy. Money is dangled in front of your nose.
Speaker 1: You win a die you didn't have to work for.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful. So next time you bet fifty cents a dollar,
Speaker 1: ten dollars, a.
Speaker 6: Hundred dollars all that father on Judy's allowance of two
Speaker 6: dollars a week.
Speaker 1: Judy, all betters end up broke in the pross.
Speaker 3: But Melvine, you bet sometimes.
Speaker 1: I used to, but I gave it up when this after,
Speaker 1: I don't mean it. I used to bet, and that's
Speaker 1: how I know you can't win, or.
Speaker 3: You must have made some pretty bad decisions today.
Speaker 1: Never mind that that has nothing to do with it. Randow, Judy,
Speaker 1: do you believe what I'm telling you?
Speaker 3: I guess her, Father, I'll give mitzi back er die.
Speaker 1: But you don't really believe it to you?
Speaker 3: J Well, I don't.
Speaker 1: All right, Judy, I'll prove it to you. I guess
Speaker 1: a person can never learn from somebody else's experience. You've
Speaker 1: got to find out for yourself.
Speaker 3: Well, how am I going to find out for myself?
Speaker 5: Father?
Speaker 3: I don't think mittya want to bet with me?
Speaker 1: Well, this is what will do to you. I'm going
Speaker 1: to give you four weeks allowance in the back eight dollar.
Speaker 3: Really, now, don't get excited, Judy. I'll bet there's a
Speaker 3: catch in it somewheres.
Speaker 1: Yes, there is. Now. Next Saturday we'll go to Sportsman's Park.
Speaker 1: I uld b by think that they have horse racing there?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 3: Father, Whatever makes you think so it?
Speaker 1: Never mind? They run eight races a day, uh, the
Speaker 1: man said, and then it will Hey, you will select
Speaker 1: one horse in each race, and you'll bet a dollar
Speaker 1: on the hawk A dollar, A whole dollar, yeah, a
Speaker 1: whole dollar.
Speaker 3: Well, I thought two dollars is the smallest bet they take.
Speaker 1: Father, that's true. But Judy isn't gonna bet at them.
Speaker 1: You children know she's going to bet against me. See,
Speaker 1: I'll cover her bet.
Speaker 3: I don't wanna bet against you, father.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 3: Well, I would rather not.
Speaker 6: I think father, that she has her doubts about getting
Speaker 6: paid off.
Speaker 3: If she wins.
Speaker 1: Is that true, Judy, Well, there's no father, heys he
Speaker 1: ran up? You were wrong, will I thought it. Don't worry, Judy,
Speaker 1: you have my word that I'll pay you if you win.
Speaker 4: Ask the prevailing odds, father, huh is that good for me?
Speaker 7: Randall?
Speaker 3: What does it mean?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: Uh, shat the odds are five to one. You win
Speaker 6: five dollars for every dollar you bet.
Speaker 1: And so on?
Speaker 3: Is that trueful?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's true.
Speaker 5: Jesus is wonderful.
Speaker 1: You see you're in the track. You smell easy money.
Speaker 1: Well that's well, mel.
Speaker 3: Then I'm opposed to the whole thing.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's right for Judy to go to
Speaker 6: the racetrack and bet on horses.
Speaker 1: Oh, I agree with you, Door. It isn't right for
Speaker 1: Judy to go to the track and bet on horses,
Speaker 1: and she won't go again. But I feel that it's
Speaker 1: worth it for her to go this once to learn
Speaker 1: about the evils of betting from personal experience. If she
Speaker 1: learns that lesson more good than harm will come of it.
Speaker 3: Well, all right, but I'm going too.
Speaker 6: I think I ought to go too, so that I
Speaker 6: can learn from Judy's experience.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll all go. Won't do any of us
Speaker 1: any harm to learn that you never get anywhere by
Speaker 1: trying to get the easy way. Next Saturday afternoon, we're
Speaker 1: all going to Sportsman's Park. Well, here, i'll see Star
Speaker 1: not bad. I don't know why, but I'm very excited. Well,
Speaker 1: now you decide what horse you want to better?
Speaker 3: I see, and Father, how do I decide?
Speaker 1: Well that Judy is a problem that's been troubling horse
Speaker 1: players for many years.
Speaker 6: And father is the last person in the world I
Speaker 6: would ask if I were you a Judice.
Speaker 1: Never mind that right, Not here, Judy. Here's the program
Speaker 1: which lists all the horses and he trace, and here's
Speaker 1: the racing fall.
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 1: Well, it's a sort of a paper, they tell me,
Speaker 1: which gives you the record of every horse and he drinks,
Speaker 1: and what races he ran in, how he did and
Speaker 1: so him.
Speaker 3: Isn't this interesting?
Speaker 1: Uh? Huh?
Speaker 3: I don't understand it. Well, that's just as well.
Speaker 1: You want me to try to to you there, No.
Speaker 3: Thank you, father, I don't think of it.
Speaker 1: Help.
Speaker 3: It takes most people several years to find that out.
Speaker 3: What are you going to bet on, Judy? I don't
Speaker 3: know yet, mother, I'm studying the program. See Double Theater,
Speaker 3: Brave Sailors, Sandy Jag, Sweet Lady, Sweet Lady. Father, I
Speaker 3: pick sweet Lady.
Speaker 1: Sweet Lady. Why because it's such.
Speaker 3: A lovely name, don't you think so?
Speaker 5: Mother?
Speaker 1: Sweet lady it is Judy. It's lovely. You're picking sweet
Speaker 1: Lady just because you like the name? Well?
Speaker 3: Can you think of a better way?
Speaker 5: Father, lady?
Speaker 1: Oh, I bet see. I see you're sure that's the
Speaker 1: horse you wanted? Yes, oh, now I'll show you that
Speaker 1: that horse can possibly win. Here's her record, ran eight
Speaker 1: laces this season, hasn't won one. Now. In her last race,
Speaker 1: she ran six furlongs in one minute eleven and four
Speaker 1: fifth second. And there are at least five other horses
Speaker 1: in this race who have done better time than that.
Speaker 3: Yes, father, but it's such a lovely name. I definitely
Speaker 3: want to be on Sweet Lady.
Speaker 5: Ah, but you'll be st.
Speaker 1: I'm back to big with Judy. I remember, Judy, you're
Speaker 1: betting a daughter on Sweet Lady fifteen. The one might
Speaker 1: as well be a hundred of one. Save your bread, Beauty,
Speaker 1: your husband last, Judy, he is an immissioning sweet Lady.
Speaker 1: I wonder whether sweet Lady is still in the race.
Speaker 1: What party?
Speaker 7: You're so pale?
Speaker 1: Did you? Did you see her? I saw it? Yes,
Speaker 1: you want you want you? But there are seven more races.
Speaker 3: Tell me something, what, Judy, how hard has this been
Speaker 3: going on?
Speaker 1: Well, Judy, who do you like? I mean on horses?
Speaker 1: What horse that you're betting on? The second?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I can't seem to make up my mind.
Speaker 1: I'm Sonata. Do on any of the horses have lovely names?
Speaker 3: No, father, I don't feel attracted to any of them.
Speaker 1: So we look at the horses, certainly, if you think
Speaker 1: that will help as I get tell me, well, here
Speaker 1: they are. See the jockeys always write them around them
Speaker 1: in circle before the rate. That's their warm them up.
Speaker 3: I see you, so and so?
Speaker 1: Hello Alison? Why Judy, hello the same horse drive? Thought
Speaker 1: you said you were true? Bed I am. I am
Speaker 1: here for the sunshine. I'm going to teach Judy you
Speaker 1: can't make money the easy way. She's better, No.
Speaker 3: Kiddy, that's right, mister Remson. Father gave me four weeks
Speaker 3: to hours and then, and I'm getting him a dollar rate.
Speaker 1: What why, Foster? You want to be ashamed of yourself
Speaker 1: stealing the kid's allowance. That's not what I want doing.
Speaker 1: I want from him?
Speaker 5: You did?
Speaker 1: That's a hot one? Who picks me? Lady? For you?
Speaker 3: I did it myself.
Speaker 1: What he liked? The horse's knee? No kidding? Well, who
Speaker 1: do you like in this race? Judy?
Speaker 3: I think that one? Number four?
Speaker 1: Number four? Oh, that's slow? Slow for why Judy?
Speaker 3: Look the color of the horse, not at the jockey's eyes.
Speaker 1: That's the way he picks them. Let's see slow for now.
Speaker 1: Let's see what the experts say. The tipster says here
Speaker 1: quote if this horse doesn't have an inferiority complex, yet,
Speaker 1: this race will give it to him money. Let's see. Oh, Charlie,
Speaker 1: the tout says quote phout a saddle on me, and
Speaker 1: I can beat him myself. Do you hear that, Julie?
Speaker 1: He hasn't got a chance.
Speaker 3: I have made my decision and nothing will determine.
Speaker 1: Okay, but you and yes, I know.
Speaker 3: I'm so grateful for everything you're teaching me.
Speaker 1: I tell you Emmerson, it's uncannid six races and she's
Speaker 1: won every one of the I can't understand it. It defies
Speaker 1: all the law. She's sicked by a hair and a
Speaker 1: third because she felt sorry for it. So few people
Speaker 1: are Betty and in a course. He picked school Ship
Speaker 1: because she likes mysteries. Far in the fifth, Saranac because
Speaker 1: you're reminded her of Glenn Paul, And hide Away in
Speaker 1: the sixth because get this emissary because it has long eyelashes.
Speaker 1: It's incredible, but it's pure coincidence. Foster couldn't affgan again
Speaker 1: in a millionaire here? Maybe not, but I owe her
Speaker 1: a fortune. There are only two races left. There's only
Speaker 1: one thing to do. I've got to win some money
Speaker 1: in the next two races. I thought you weren't going
Speaker 1: to better anymore. What else can I do? I don't
Speaker 1: want to pay her out of my own pocket. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: who do you like? In the seventh let sees what
Speaker 1: about uh hot Toddy? Hot Toddy? Why? Well, it's it's
Speaker 1: such a cute name for a horse. Foster, do you
Speaker 1: mean to tell me that an old horse, rayl like
Speaker 1: yourself is going to pick a horse because he's got
Speaker 1: a cute name. Well it works for Judy. Oh you're
Speaker 1: cracking up, Foster. Well, who do you like? There's only
Speaker 1: one horse in this race? Tread easy, tread easy. Sure
Speaker 1: he can't lose. I'm going to bet heavy on him?
Speaker 1: Four dollars? How did I can? Where are you going past?
Speaker 1: Let's see how Judy feels about him?
Speaker 5: Tread easy?
Speaker 4: Oh no, father, there's nothing distinctive about him. No, no,
Speaker 4: I bet on frisky Sell.
Speaker 1: That's all of an interesting name. How do you feel
Speaker 1: about that, dude, Risky Sell.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry to contradict you, mother, but that name mustn't
Speaker 4: interest me at all, not in the least got a.
Speaker 3: Horse an Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes yes.
Speaker 3: But don't you think that hot Tie is much cute?
Speaker 1: Oh I do, Judy, I definitely do. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, I was fascinated by the name on hot
Speaker 1: Ti O Toddy. That's fine, that's great. Excuse me, I'll
Speaker 1: be right. Goodness press your father running to you?
Speaker 3: See a man about her horse?
Speaker 1: Allison?
Speaker 3: Anison?
Speaker 1: What is it? Foster? Line's too long a way, so'll
Speaker 1: stop before I can get the mutual window, make this
Speaker 1: five dollar bet? Fo sure, Freddy's no, No, no, Hot Toddy,
Speaker 1: Hot Toddy. Are you kidding? Please? Emerson, Hot Toddy? What Foster?
Speaker 1: I can't let you throw your money away? No, but
Speaker 1: but Judy saw Lord Foster, don't be a child. They
Speaker 1: kid out a few Rocky break six in all incidents,
Speaker 1: your coincidence. Get a grip on yourself, Foster. You're a
Speaker 1: grown man. Yeah, maybe you're right. Emersons couldn't happen again
Speaker 1: the minion broom. No, Hot Toddy? Oh all right, Foster,
Speaker 1: it's your money. Yes, it's my money and I want
Speaker 1: it on Hot Toddy. You don't like Hot Toddy. It's
Speaker 1: your money, Boston. Yeah, but she likes the name. It's
Speaker 1: your money, Foster, Yeah, was she all right? Emerson's better
Speaker 1: not Freddy Easy? And that's credit.
Speaker 3: I wonder who's getting on whom and.
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 3: I understand it's very strange. I was positive hot.
Speaker 1: He was will and he didn't That easy was because
Speaker 1: he joy. I told you you can't will all that
Speaker 1: your please cualify.
Speaker 7: The winner praise and.
Speaker 3: What were you saying? Father?
Speaker 1: It can't they can't do this. Em it's August all chill.
Speaker 3: I knew, but I knew it. And the little lady
Speaker 3: wins again.
Speaker 1: She's uncanny. Seven in a row, Foster, you tolled me off, Foster,
Speaker 1: I apologize, now, who does this charming young lady like
Speaker 1: in the eighth her? Judy tell me, huh, well, mister Jeremerson,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't think I'm going to bet on this race?
Speaker 1: What Lord, Judy? No, don't say that.
Speaker 3: We sata ows me enough much, please, Judy Melvin. If
Speaker 3: Judy wants to stop betting, she should.
Speaker 1: Talk to her. Foster. You're her father, talk to you
Speaker 1: can win more, Judy.
Speaker 3: Once more, I'd rather not take a chance time.
Speaker 1: Listen, Judy, were making the green. You are going to
Speaker 1: bet on every race, and you're going to that's final.
Speaker 1: That's telling her Fosta, Well, which one, Judy? What named you?
Speaker 1: How about easy living?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Thirty gram No, you know none of these names does
Speaker 4: anything to me, Not even thirty Grand Judy.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid not.
Speaker 1: Mister Jeremy Worster, do something, Judy, Come with me?
Speaker 5: Where we going?
Speaker 1: Father? Look at the horses again? Well, Judy, look at
Speaker 1: thirty grand Judy.
Speaker 3: No, I'm sorry, none than Judy.
Speaker 1: Please, Judy, I'm out twenty dollars.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but wait that one.
Speaker 1: I think he waits that one, that one number six,
Speaker 1: and let's see win a pile. Come on, I'll wait
Speaker 1: a minute, wait a minute us because a horsemas. And
Speaker 1: if Judy says that horse winker, that's good enough for me.
Speaker 1: Don't look at gift pass him.
Speaker 8: But you can do what you want.
Speaker 1: That's honey, I know what I wait faster, wait for me. Well,
Speaker 1: when winn a pile wins, I'll be able to pay
Speaker 1: off duty and still end up a little girl. If
Speaker 1: he wins, fast, will stop worrying. He winked at Judy,
Speaker 1: didn't he? Well there they are, hello Judy.
Speaker 5: Now then will you round?
Speaker 1: Well so you think win a go away, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you a secret. I put a little bellony in myself.
Speaker 1: Then you said, you know, I know that a man
Speaker 1: can't pass up a sure thing? Can he?
Speaker 3: Remember the trapped father?
Speaker 1: The whole this is different father?
Speaker 3: Would you mind if I sort of changed our bets?
Speaker 1: What change our bet? What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not sure when a pile did wing catney?
Speaker 1: What wash? So you ruined me? You talked what, Judy,
Speaker 1: what are you saying?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not sure, and there's another horse. I got
Speaker 3: to bet on him Quick Poison.
Speaker 1: We might still be able to get a bet down
Speaker 1: on him.
Speaker 3: Well, I just remembered I had a teacher whose name
Speaker 3: is Miss Simple, So there's a harshness race. His name
Speaker 3: is miss Simple. I can bet on that.
Speaker 1: Connor we make well. I think we can still a world.
Speaker 5: Can I change?
Speaker 1: Father? No, you made me bet on winn Pile, so
Speaker 1: you've got a bet on him too.
Speaker 8: Judy, your genius god win a F A B.
Speaker 3: Maybe he did win Captain County Duty.
Speaker 1: We'll go from track to track.
Speaker 3: Will win af What about the evils of betting?
Speaker 1: Father? This isn't betting. If it's your be, we'll go
Speaker 1: from track track They want to go with your boss?
Speaker 1: When win a.
Speaker 3: Pile roughead, I knew miss Simple would win. You said
Speaker 3: win a week cat, But I changed my mind. I
Speaker 3: told him simple, and.
Speaker 1: I bet every single dollar on winnu.
Speaker 3: Oh, you poor unfortunately made Judy.
Speaker 1: I told you'll never come out. I had that never.
Speaker 1: Oh let there's the illustris of you.
Speaker 3: No, Randolph, do you wanna know something very interesting?
Speaker 1: Why? Childy?
Speaker 3: We have in our possession of very fine generous fox.
Speaker 3: We have we certainly have.
Speaker 4: Imagine him going to the bond time, all by himself
Speaker 4: and buying this exquip a charming dress.
Speaker 3: Simply because he overheard me mention purely by accident, that
Speaker 3: I liked it.
Speaker 4: Imagine why there is no limit to his kindness and generosity.
Speaker 4: He said he was going to buy the other one
Speaker 4: in the window for me too, No kidding, no kidding,
Speaker 4: I just have to do one's my favorite for him.
Speaker 1: What's that I have to take?
Speaker 3: An eight minutes for tomorrow?
Speaker 2: A Day of Judy is written by Eline Lashley and
Speaker 2: fires Willis acting and Judy and John Browner's Father with
Speaker 2: Tommy Cooks Randolph and Mina Misha's mother.
Speaker 1: Original music was composed.
Speaker 2: By Marl South Helen, conducted by contrasan by Alina god
Speaker 2: Pogram was produced and directed by Helen.
Speaker 9: Knight at Duty has come to use with the worldwide
Speaker 9: facilis of the Armforces.
Speaker 1: Radio serve a voice of information. I'll let you take
Speaker 1: it