Speaker 1: Y'all a mus and Andy.
Speaker 2: As we go over to the home of the George
Speaker 2: Kingfish Stevens, we find that they're having a very trying day.
Speaker 2: Sapphire is trying to get some money from her husband
Speaker 2: and the Kingfish is trying to discourage it. It seems
Speaker 2: the Sapphire is sadly in need of some new clothes.
Speaker 3: Joe, I gotta have some new clothes.
Speaker 2: Horsed up being stronger than you realize. Now here just
Speaker 2: our clothes alone, you spend eleven dollars.
Speaker 3: Eleven dollars, So I'm walk into a meet next. Women's
Speaker 3: are very I'm ashamed. I'm the worst looking one there.
Speaker 2: Now, well, why don't you go to the beauty shop
Speaker 2: and get a fish that literally all over?
Speaker 3: I ain't talking about that. I'm talking about clothes that's happened.
Speaker 1: Put my house work.
Speaker 3: I worked like a dog at Women's aun Jilsey and
Speaker 3: I got to go down almost every day. That's tend
Speaker 3: a meeting.
Speaker 2: Well, I got thirty five dollars in my pocket that
Speaker 2: I gotta pay run with. I can give you at
Speaker 2: the bars and clothes, but if you get the clothes,
Speaker 2: you ain't gonna have no place to hang on, I
Speaker 2: know that merch.
Speaker 3: Listen, George, I want to have some accessories or something.
Speaker 3: Other women have pocket books to match that shoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well what do you want with crack patton letter?
Speaker 2: The pocket book? Now?
Speaker 1: Hey, why do you want to drive joke?
Speaker 2: Every woman likes cloth? Well, now, somebody bought you a
Speaker 2: two piece for it?
Speaker 3: That was just two piece boat out there?
Speaker 1: What should I do with.
Speaker 3: A past cash?
Speaker 2: Shoes up the towns? Can't you get on the yard?
Speaker 2: And it?
Speaker 3: I thing you bought me in the last year was
Speaker 3: a past flash that was al too short.
Speaker 2: Fun well, they were supposed to be short. It was
Speaker 2: called peddlers.
Speaker 3: And I gotta tell you bought him problem too?
Speaker 2: Well, they're gonna use arg if other ain't gonna buy
Speaker 2: nothing until I get more money coming in. I go
Speaker 2: into the office now reading a congressman.
Speaker 3: N't your congressman? You don't read HI five times?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: You ain't gonna increase your unemployment check?
Speaker 4: Was what you buy?
Speaker 2: Nothing that you do, it'll be over my dead body.
Speaker 3: And that wouldn't be a bad idea.
Speaker 5: Neither, Come in, king fish, come in.
Speaker 2: We heldo on. Henry has run to a crip.
Speaker 5: Is that shaw what's the matter?
Speaker 2: Oh me in the way of her argument? This morning,
Speaker 2: she wanted to buy some clothes and the sesslers and stuff,
Speaker 2: and I told her she couldn't do it. So I
Speaker 2: went back home a few minutes ago, and I found
Speaker 2: this package on the hall table. I hope didn't she
Speaker 2: done bought an alligator pocket book. All right, the way women
Speaker 2: waste money at sus the case the grust migla Jack. Well,
Speaker 2: it's worse than death. I take it back to the store,
Speaker 2: but I don't know where stores come from. But I
Speaker 2: ain't gonna let her keep. But I know that was. Yes,
Speaker 2: women's clothes is fight expensive. My wife went out and
Speaker 2: bought a pink stocking slip for twelve dollars. Twelve dollars. Yes,
Speaker 2: imagine spending twelve dollars for something that she's always afraid
Speaker 2: is gonna be showing you got trouble with your wife too.
Speaker 2: Huh Oh. Yes, she went out yesterday and bought a
Speaker 2: batim suit for a ridiculous figure. Yeah, my wife's gone
Speaker 2: lost her shave too.
Speaker 1: I know where they.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you what. I ain't gonna let my
Speaker 2: way just a baby and no pocketbook or what do
Speaker 2: you think that is your things?
Speaker 5: Well here, I'm rappid.
Speaker 2: You take a look at the thing here. Well, when
Speaker 2: it comes to handbags, I ain't no common sure, but
Speaker 2: if that's real, genuine alligator, it ought to be worth
Speaker 2: at least five dollars. Wait a minute, our friend hand
Speaker 2: there's got a new gal that he met last week.
Speaker 2: I'll sell it to him so we can give it
Speaker 2: to his gail. I'll play safe and charge him seven bucks. Well,
Speaker 2: come in and there, I got your phone call and
Speaker 2: drop over games base. What up?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: Uh, I wanna say goodbye to you, old boy. You
Speaker 2: ain't gonnaee much of me no more. And there it
Speaker 2: looks like I'm heading for Egypt. Egypt. Yeah, the River
Speaker 2: Nile alligated country. Wait a minute, you can swim in
Speaker 2: the Harlem River. Ain't no alligators in there? No, no,
Speaker 2: you don't understand. And I now import us for the
Speaker 2: River Nile alligated pocketbook coming there officers in Harlem in Egypt.
Speaker 2: Uh each here spent six months in Egypt, six months
Speaker 2: here and six months traveling. See, well, what kind of
Speaker 2: work you're gonna do? Oh? You import us a genuine
Speaker 2: alligator pocket But well, I got my first one in
Speaker 2: the day. Uh yeah, just right there. Oh geez, they
Speaker 2: that's prattyt h brand new, never been touched by human hands.
Speaker 2: Only the alligator hands went on the wall. You see
Speaker 2: those pocket book is the chicest part of his skin.
Speaker 2: You only get one for alligator. It comes out off
Speaker 2: the stomach. Sure, huh. You see, alligators got a pouch
Speaker 2: like a kangaroo. So you just cut the pouch off,
Speaker 2: put a zipper on it and there you is. Well
Speaker 2: tell me this king fish. Uh how much is they? Oh?
Speaker 2: You wouldn't be arrested, nothing like this. This is the
Speaker 2: latest pocket book cause you ain't got no gare. I
Speaker 2: don't wanna make crazy about it. Nothing like that. But
Speaker 2: not a funny part of it is? I is you
Speaker 2: don't mean to tell me?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Is she the wild animal type? Oh? She got a
Speaker 2: leopard coat? Well? Uh, lefpard alligator getting wrong? Find the
Speaker 2: boats dead. They gonna love each other. It ain't gonna pike. Uh.
Speaker 2: How much you want for it? Well, in Egyptian money,
Speaker 2: theyself for twelve and a half gromedaries appealed. Uh, but
Speaker 2: the price changes minutes the minutary you see, Well what
Speaker 2: you think theyself for right now, there's no way of
Speaker 2: telling him there five hours difference in time over there. Uh,
Speaker 2: twelve and a half dromedaries of peace. Well, of course
Speaker 2: there's that hope he the two El Canal and uh
Speaker 2: then of course the tariff. Uh, then there's the import
Speaker 2: taxes and the customs do this pretty heaven. But it
Speaker 2: just happens that the president of the company is over
Speaker 2: here now, just got in, uh, Prince Allied ben Hogan.
Speaker 2: Uh he he's skipped all the taxes on you see.
Speaker 2: It just happened that he had this one in the
Speaker 2: turbine and he come by playing. He was a pound
Speaker 2: and a half over with and that's got nine per cents.
Speaker 2: Actually that's all there. Well, wait a minute, what is
Speaker 2: the price of the alligator bag the way it is now? Well,
Speaker 2: if you pick one up in the two Els Canal,
Speaker 2: it's five dollars nine per cents. Excess weight Egypt tact
Speaker 2: sales is thirty cents, brings it up to seven dollars.
Speaker 2: Of course, the government, though, is asking us to be
Speaker 2: patri or they can make a ten percent flash, so
Speaker 2: that brings it the seventh seventy there let you add that. Yah, Well,
Speaker 2: I wanna be patriotic, all right, suh, I ain't got
Speaker 2: for five dollars for those things. Doesn't need your bud
Speaker 2: just but you can have it for five Go ahead,
Speaker 2: oh great, great thing. Just give me the bag. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm gonna do. I'll give it to my
Speaker 2: gamp mama to give me a good word.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, give a drop over to you then and
Speaker 6: look me, ups.
Speaker 2: Did what happens with that taxi? This is on the
Speaker 2: hall table, young w When I was gonna learn you
Speaker 2: were left what you knew? I told you this morning
Speaker 2: that you couldn't buy nothing. So he went out here
Speaker 2: and went over my head and bought a genuine alligator bag.
Speaker 2: Now you ain't gonna get away with it. I done
Speaker 2: tole that alligator bag. Then it for five dollars. Now
Speaker 2: I let that deal. Letting to you, you big dumma.
Speaker 3: That bag didn't belong to me. It belongs to this
Speaker 3: William cut stand and to wrap nobody into apartment. And
Speaker 3: the little man asked me if he could leave it here.
Speaker 3: Car and a genuine alligator bag cross fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: Who lived back? I gotta get that bag back from
Speaker 2: en eve before he finds out what is worth?
Speaker 3: You get that bag back and I'll break every bone
Speaker 3: in your hat.
Speaker 2: Oh me trouble with my wife again, always trouble with us.
Speaker 2: I woulda listened to my folks when I was young,
Speaker 2: cause I remember my mama then told me when I
Speaker 2: was in these things.
Speaker 1: My mama then told me all she uh huh a woman,
Speaker 1: We thought maybe the guy.
Speaker 2: Talking a woman's two face A right, don't worry something?
Speaker 2: Who leave you the thing? The blue? Who in the.
Speaker 5: Nurry right now?
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 4: Everything started.
Speaker 2: My mama doesn't old.
Speaker 4: I learned the god God.
Speaker 2: Yes, my mama didn't talk.
Speaker 1: Who the who is old? Cleggy de clack, I e
Speaker 1: going back?
Speaker 2: The blue who?
Speaker 4: The blue in the nurry re breathe a god to
Speaker 4: be a side and the moon when you get the
Speaker 4: blues and the nye think my words the marking do
Speaker 4: the thing aside a kind of side. Know things are
Speaker 4: wrong and he's like, you know, he's always like.
Speaker 2: I'm not just some more peace from That's it. The
Speaker 2: same joke.
Speaker 4: Wherever the fore wind blow, I been a comtime. Let
Speaker 4: me comment. But that is one thing I know.
Speaker 2: One of the two faces or word something you leave
Speaker 2: you the thing the blues.
Speaker 4: The blue in the night stop the blues on my left,
Speaker 4: the blues on my right, the blue My mom. I
Speaker 4: was like, I've got clues.
Speaker 2: Come in kings By. Well I was any just got
Speaker 2: by a boy of pencil, uh teams and all our importers.
Speaker 2: We's got to fill out the government form here. Well,
Speaker 2: here's a pencil. What is the form?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Got it right here there at the top of the
Speaker 2: United States? You own smuggling alligated divisions. Now the first line,
Speaker 2: he'll say, name of Kiltre party. Hey, you say the
Speaker 2: name and uh capital a m day. Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: did I head the word guilty in their conversion? I
Speaker 2: see any of the government has on sundered all the
Speaker 2: addiction alligator bag in this country. I'm going to smuggling,
Speaker 2: and they want the names of the guilty customers that
Speaker 2: bought 'em. That's that's why. Well, now wait a minute. There,
Speaker 2: you was the one that sold me the alligator bag.
Speaker 2: You was the importer. I was the exporter. But I
Speaker 2: don't make no difference. Your partners around from one place
Speaker 2: the other ain't. And when I never put out the
Speaker 2: rest of the smuggling farm here about your next client
Speaker 2: stayed prison, name your preference, name your preference. Then, uh,
Speaker 2: I don't have to put down alcatairs, cause when you
Speaker 2: get out you can retire. Read in California. You see
Speaker 2: what they want to be. Well, when is I coming out?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Didn't held little? See the next place you might give
Speaker 2: you something to work on there, stay here estimated age
Speaker 2: the man who person's alligator bag at time or he'll
Speaker 2: relieve had twenty years the person age, Well there you
Speaker 2: know something ire to get out of town. I don't
Speaker 2: think you're gonna have time to run away. And then
Speaker 2: I got into the grape behind that the smuggling department
Speaker 2: may still rast in the alphabetical law and the fact
Speaker 2: the alligator cas with aid that put the right top
Speaker 2: of the left age. I sat there certain things Biger.
Speaker 2: If ever I get out of this thing, I ain't
Speaker 2: never gonna buy nothing again. Russ. It's made out of zebra. Well,
Speaker 2: I love man, you were a pretty good friend of mine.
Speaker 2: Tell you what I'm gonna do. You give me the bag,
Speaker 2: I'll give you the five dollars you don't pay me
Speaker 2: for it, and I'll just tell you the smuggling department
Speaker 2: that I don't remember who I don't throw the bag.
Speaker 2: That's what I tell all great things. There's you as
Speaker 2: a foul. I got the bag here in the drawer here.
Speaker 2: That's a pretty bad too. Well I have her. Hello, Amos,
Speaker 2: hollo'd come in close the door quick, Almos? Say how
Speaker 2: worth to come in? Tacking about ten minutes? It's right
Speaker 2: in the middle of a big deal. Oh sure, I'll
Speaker 2: dropped backday that said it didn't looking bag? You got
Speaker 2: that ready to get it in it? It was smuggled
Speaker 2: in the gun? Ray, don't say nothing to nobody does
Speaker 2: don't think the word h smuggle hide? Would you smuggle
Speaker 2: it in or dropped back in a couple of minutes, Amos?
Speaker 2: And if you ready to talk to you, then why
Speaker 2: ay tell us when I get them they have the
Speaker 2: alligator bag? You ain't it? Well mind your own personal damio.
Speaker 2: Now Amos is in the middle of a personal prisoness
Speaker 2: here where you please get out? All right? Ain't I go?
Speaker 2: But you know any of that bag looks like genuine
Speaker 2: alligator and if it is, there's selling them in downtown
Speaker 2: here in New York for fifty dollars. Well, I don't
Speaker 2: want to tell.
Speaker 1: You the truth.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you the truth. I was always had
Speaker 2: my cards on the table, would you, But now I'm
Speaker 2: gonna turn them face up so you can see what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: That bag belongs to the woman that lives upstairs over us,
Speaker 2: and I gotta get it back to her. I don't
Speaker 2: believe that's going neither.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna take the back over and give it to
Speaker 7: Mike Gals Mama.
Speaker 2: Well, I hope Carolina's mama's just home. This pocket for
Speaker 2: gonna get me in solid. Oh then, miss Adams, what
Speaker 2: you want around here?
Speaker 5: You lazing?
Speaker 2: No good bumps? Missus Adams. I brung your presence. Cheer you,
Speaker 2: dear boy, thank you a present from me. I'm oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I admired you. Mom. You see I never had a mama.
Speaker 2: Mon I come from a very poor family. Andy.
Speaker 5: A loveless bag.
Speaker 2: Oh it's nothing, just a beautiful expensive alligator bucket book.
Speaker 2: How can I ever repay you? Well, I'll tell you
Speaker 2: how you can repay me. Mom. What a squizzard bag? Mom, dear,
Speaker 2: but you mentioned to your daughter that I ain't such
Speaker 2: a bad guy aft all. Certainly I will, Andy, And
Speaker 2: would you tell her that I was thoughtful and all
Speaker 2: that stuff of course I will, Andy, Uh, when you're
Speaker 2: gonna tell her as soon as.
Speaker 3: She comes back from her honeymoon she was.
Speaker 2: Married last night.
Speaker 4: She was married last night.
Speaker 2: Take your hand off that bag, you know, good ball?
Speaker 2: In other words, Anna, you don't give the bag to
Speaker 2: the girl's mama not knowing.
Speaker 1: That the girl was married. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, if I can get the bag back, I'll sell
Speaker 2: it back to you for what I.
Speaker 1: Paid for it.
Speaker 2: Well, here's our lawyer Labordio's office. Let's go in and
Speaker 2: see if he can tell us how to get the
Speaker 2: bag back. Well, old man, oh, he's got somebody in
Speaker 2: the officer that.
Speaker 3: That's a minute, boar not le.
Speaker 2: You say you want the marriage in law.
Speaker 3: Yes, General Harblem is taking it to for ten years
Speaker 3: to sign it after.
Speaker 2: You ain't got nothing a word about it, xcited to
Speaker 2: say with me on the caves it will be a sense.
Speaker 3: I'll meet him and caught tomorrow more than nine o'clock.
Speaker 3: Thank you damn much.
Speaker 2: Goodbye? Who is that my wife? And uh like going here?
Speaker 2: You gonna handle the kids? Huh? Yeah, that guy was
Speaker 2: in a mess man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got to be in the judge chambers at
Speaker 7: twelve o'clock.
Speaker 2: Lenon anyway, what's going on there? Then I'm getting married? Yeah,
Speaker 2: well why are you getting married so soon? Again? Oh
Speaker 2: you ought to see all the Washington tied up at home?
Speaker 2: Uh you uh, you won't get married for that reason. Now,
Speaker 2: we didn't mean to walk in on you while you
Speaker 2: were so business. So I'm going every minute now, Yes,
Speaker 2: I'm busy all the time. A lot of crime going
Speaker 2: on here. I I got to go in court the
Speaker 2: day on the second story case, A second storycase. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I had my crime cart just did in the jersey
Speaker 2: didn't really, sorry, I told him, So I got to
Speaker 2: think up a second one there going on, lost my guardia,
Speaker 2: like I told you, over the tot look on and
Speaker 2: he gets the pocket book to the girl's mama. He
Speaker 2: won't get it back from her because I got to
Speaker 2: give it to the woman that belongs and it lives
Speaker 2: upstairs over us. Man, well rest, now, why don't you
Speaker 2: grow over to the woman's house. Can't they play like
Speaker 2: you as a secret serviceation?
Speaker 3: A rest and the brand I was a smuggler right
Speaker 3: in front of the woman.
Speaker 2: He play all her sympathis, and man, they through the
Speaker 2: gunness of our heart.
Speaker 3: He'll give the bag back to Andy, and everybody'll be
Speaker 3: in the clear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good idea. I'll go in the house
Speaker 2: first as the secret easy man now here. He has
Speaker 2: an old fair handcuffy that couldn't use and take this
Speaker 2: whole gun.
Speaker 5: Law it ain't loaded, and a crying.
Speaker 2: And mind usual the night to share people with and
Speaker 2: you know things things. This sounds like it's gonna work.
Speaker 2: It's all right. Yeah, well now uh uh Andy, look
Speaker 2: your answer. I get in there and I start talking
Speaker 2: to the woman. You come in about a minute of
Speaker 2: the two later. Now I'll hire in the room somewhere
Speaker 2: and then when you come in, I'll make the arrest
Speaker 2: and he'll break the woman's part. Yes, Now, I got
Speaker 2: to hop in the card take a tip to night. See.
Speaker 2: I'm going up to sing thing me to fire getting
Speaker 2: out at midnight? Midnight, m it's that kind of a
Speaker 2: funny time for the warden to let a prisoner out.
Speaker 5: So what don't know he's leaving?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't the hope this works. Good afternoon. Now
Speaker 2: I was looking for missus Adams. I'm Missus Adams.
Speaker 5: Want to come in.
Speaker 2: Uh, thank you very much, Missus Adam. I here to
Speaker 2: tell you that one of the most dangerous criminals in
Speaker 2: the world is loose in this neighborhood, and we has
Speaker 2: been advised by our home markers that he is on
Speaker 2: the way up here right now.
Speaker 4: Who is you?
Speaker 2: Who is I? Alright with the FBI, the federal If
Speaker 2: you hold the institution nowhere? You have credentials? Uh credentials?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, I got them too. I got
Speaker 2: around the summer. Wait yeah yeah yeah, jee MC card.
Speaker 2: It's nothing on the card. Well you see ll seecret
Speaker 2: service days. You don't us put the name on the thing. Oh,
Speaker 2: I see am of 'ems. Uh. I was looking for
Speaker 2: a bad criminal charged with smuggling and this is an
Speaker 2: alligator kid.
Speaker 5: Hm.
Speaker 4: Must I got to do with me?
Speaker 2: Uh? Tell me this? I wanna ask you one question.
Speaker 2: Now you're gonna sport a cuckoo holds nothing much the
Speaker 2: crew's I'm gonna ask you right now. Uh. Did any
Speaker 2: man ever give you an alligator partet book? Yes? I
Speaker 2: got one of the goos come mister brown Brown, not
Speaker 2: the br r own, probably one and the brown and
Speaker 2: the brown. I was sure that's the name. Oh, I
Speaker 2: ain't got my papers, but you see, we burn everything
Speaker 2: when we go in to acting when we're doing.
Speaker 3: Boy, got to bounce mister Brown.
Speaker 2: There's got in our office. Still, we got to kip
Speaker 2: on mister Brown. He's coming out here, and I gotta
Speaker 2: hide behind her cookings and capture him dead all out there.
Speaker 1: Not.
Speaker 2: Yes, we tried everything, but we find those schools and
Speaker 2: two up roads a dinner and the changeus not ask
Speaker 2: all you Hey, wait a miss that much keeps smuggling
Speaker 2: Brown out. Listen, you go let him in, but don't
Speaker 2: say nothing. I'll hide behind the curtain, gain in the parlor,
Speaker 2: and then you bring him in here. Hello, Miss Adams,
Speaker 2: looks like the closest player. Come in angry. Yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: burn him my shoes. Yeah you see, I don't want
Speaker 2: to leave no crooks and stuff. Lay won't you come
Speaker 2: into the tower? Yeah, excuse me? So they keep turning around.
Speaker 2: Let's go over my shoulder. But I was a little
Speaker 2: shy as behine man. Great bunch of boys, but I
Speaker 2: have too smart for him. Come in Andy, Uh. Well,
Speaker 2: as I was saying, Miss Adams, there's a bunch of
Speaker 2: hot alligators that just got in town. And I want
Speaker 2: to tell you, oh stealing Brown your spies on the air.
Speaker 2: Oh Moses missus das show me over when there's the
Speaker 2: don't lot, don't know Brown, stand where you was, Brown,
Speaker 2: and don't take off those shoes. He got the me
Speaker 2: i's corner, toll me goodness, Oh take it ease in,
Speaker 2: miss Adams. I'll pick him so he can't do no damage.
Speaker 2: Let me get out of my handcuff here, I'll handcuff
Speaker 2: ourselves together and casey escape fellaw escape with him. Yea,
Speaker 2: they couldn't take him handcuffs cree us not the handcuff
Speaker 2: on the own rift And now the other one. Well, Brown,
Speaker 2: you was a pretty helpless side. Now excuse me, chief,
Speaker 2: but you got moost handcuffs on yourself. Uh yeah, excuse me,
Speaker 2: mos Adams, when you hold this gun a minute, jail
Speaker 2: there me bo or don't worry it innload me. Where
Speaker 2: is the kid of these handcuffs? Uh waite, Chief, I
Speaker 2: think I got it here in my pockets. Go ahead
Speaker 2: and pull the take of hold them holding. Thats a
Speaker 2: fine thing for the FBI to send me up. Will
Speaker 2: us the good I got a good note to write
Speaker 2: the it's a but that's what I gonna do, Inspector.
Speaker 2: Let's get out of here before we get shot. What
Speaker 2: is it's all about? Uh? Mother Brown? Yeah, he is
Speaker 2: a very good friend of yours. Now he doesn't smuggle
Speaker 2: in the alligator bag that he gives you now unless
Speaker 2: he gets it back. I send him to Altafet. He
Speaker 2: got alligator bag.
Speaker 5: My friends tell me it's worth sixty dollars and I'm not.
Speaker 2: Gonna get the back unless I get the money to
Speaker 2: buy another one duck like it. Now, I look, Moss Adams,
Speaker 2: Uh tell you what I'll do. I want to help
Speaker 2: this person. He's gotta hones face. Yeah. Uh, I has
Speaker 2: got forty dollars that I gotta pay my secret service
Speaker 2: rent with. Uh. I ill known it to Moss Brown
Speaker 2: if you'll give him the alligator bag back.
Speaker 5: Well, all right, then.
Speaker 4: You give me at the forty dollars. Here's the bag.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Miss Adam.
Speaker 4: I steel awful about.
Speaker 5: Having the park with this bag.
Speaker 2: It's the prettiest aligator bag. I haven't seen it.
Speaker 4: Someday I hope to all another one just like it.
Speaker 2: Well, now they muster Brown has three. Maybe he can
Speaker 2: smuggle another one in forhere. We'll work out. Well, father Honey,
Speaker 2: I finally got the alligator bag back, and I took
Speaker 2: it up there and give it to Miss Williams husband.
Speaker 3: Yes, and the things that you had to spend the
Speaker 3: rest money in order to get it back.
Speaker 2: Well, well I'll get the door hunty. Well Miss Williams
Speaker 2: Hull on that season. Yeah, until you got your pockets
Speaker 2: that come for you. This morning, I left it upstairs
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 3: Yes, thank you. Is anything wrong, Well, he's not, Sati.
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell you about for the good rest
Speaker 3: you've been doing for the woman dogs Deailry. We're all
Speaker 3: kipped in and bought of this alligator back