Speaker 1: Hey, Han, did you get that whistle?
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Speaker 5: During the past year, Andy Brown managed to kill me
Speaker 5: I mate four hundred and fifty dollars and had a
Speaker 5: tuck safely away and his savings account. Yesterday the Kingfish
Speaker 5: found out about it, and today they're in business with
Speaker 5: a capital of four hundred and fifty dollars. At the
Speaker 5: moment we find them discussing the new venture.
Speaker 4: Well, Thenna, that's a great name we got for our company.
Speaker 4: Down the super Friendly Convenient neighborhood Personal Loan Company Incorporated.
Speaker 2: Well, that show is a pretty long name to have
Speaker 2: on the door there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the painter managed to get it all on.
Speaker 3: Only trouble is when you open the.
Speaker 4: Door, the word incorporated stays on the door.
Speaker 2: Jam ever, you know, Kingfish, I've been thinking about this
Speaker 2: loan business. I felt a lot safer when my four
Speaker 2: hundred dollars was in the bank at four hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: It was drawing pounded up interests everything. On top of that,
Speaker 2: my savings was guaranteed by the government too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, what's so good about that?
Speaker 4: Annah? Let's all a rise of thing. Who is the
Speaker 4: government the people? And you is the people?
Speaker 3: I is right?
Speaker 4: In other words, you was guaranteeing you own money.
Speaker 3: And you don't want to dead be like yourself responsible for.
Speaker 2: You know, I sure don't. You know, it's lucky I
Speaker 2: got out of that bank in time. But tell me this, uh,
Speaker 2: just how you go about running the loan business?
Speaker 4: Well then I don't already put the air in. They
Speaker 4: have new newspaper, you see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that sounds good. Oh come here, amos, come
Speaker 2: hi boys.
Speaker 4: You really are set up in the loan business. Yah,
Speaker 4: Asia yes, he must. We gonna do big things you already?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. Putting my money in the loan business is
Speaker 2: the smartest thing I ever done, amos. Ain't no point
Speaker 2: in keeping it a dangerous place like a bank.
Speaker 4: What do you mean dangerous?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: Well, after all, who guarantees your money when it's in
Speaker 2: the bank? The government? And who is the government? The people?
Speaker 2: And who is the people of? Who is the king?
Speaker 2: Were as the people? Oh yeah, I know there was
Speaker 2: somebody who couldn't trust, miss.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 4: I ain't got the time order strength to untangle this mess.
Speaker 4: But the reason I come back here is because I
Speaker 4: was in here for before you fellas without the lunch.
Speaker 4: When I was here, you see, oh you wash yeah,
Speaker 4: and the pe wrung. And it was some fellow named Rochester,
Speaker 4: and he was interested in getting a loan. And he
Speaker 4: coming over here at two o'clock to see.
Speaker 2: You, buddy, King Fish. We got a customer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we can take care of him, all righty.
Speaker 4: We got a working capital of four hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: dollars and we plan to loan it out in dribs
Speaker 4: and dress.
Speaker 3: Rochester, say you want bar four hundred dollars? What do
Speaker 3: you think man.
Speaker 2: Well, with one big draft like that, he gonna ribble
Speaker 2: us right out of.
Speaker 4: Well, then there's two o'clock. Got a fellow ought to
Speaker 4: be here in a minute.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, he gonna be our first customer. Hey.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: The one nice thing about this loan, uh stander. Look
Speaker 4: out the window there that fella comes across the street.
Speaker 4: I wonder if that could be that Rochester fella. Boy,
Speaker 4: he is really dressed up sharp and he oh yeah,
Speaker 4: on black shoes, gray Hamburg.
Speaker 3: Hare.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look at that top cod he's wearing there.
Speaker 2: That is the most beautiful shade of orange I don't
Speaker 2: ever see.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Quiet and wait a minute. He coming in here. Hey, Hey,
Speaker 3: how do you do? Is a mine of chances? You Rochester?
Speaker 7: That's me?
Speaker 3: Oh tell me this? What can we do for himsus? Rochester?
Speaker 8: Is this where I come to get my wallet pumped up?
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, this year is the friendly loan company? All right?
Speaker 1: Well, I want to buy.
Speaker 4: Four hundred bucks four hundred dollars. Well, I think we
Speaker 4: might be able to help you. Tell him, miss Rochester,
Speaker 4: as you employed at the present time.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I've been working for the same fellow as
Speaker 8: the butler for the past twelve years.
Speaker 2: Well, if you've been working for this fellow all that time,
Speaker 2: how come you need to borrow money?
Speaker 1: I said, I've been working.
Speaker 8: I didn't say nothing about getting paid.
Speaker 4: Well, as long as you was working steady, I guess
Speaker 4: we could swing it. Now. Uh, you see, on all
Speaker 4: loons we got liberal terms. Yeah, we only charges you
Speaker 4: two percent inentes.
Speaker 1: Well, that sounds fine. Is that about a year?
Speaker 4: Or by the hour, about a month, by a second,
Speaker 4: that's what is about?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 4: Uh, muster rocherster. There are some other little fees in
Speaker 4: there too. Now there's a two dollars filing charge, a
Speaker 4: three dollars handling feed. Then of course we has to
Speaker 4: record the loon. There's a twenty one dollars recording charge.
Speaker 1: Who's gonna record it? John Charles Thomas.
Speaker 3: And now let's see you I hadn't have the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he gives you the four hundred dollars now, and
Speaker 4: in two weeks you pays us back to small the
Speaker 4: small total of.
Speaker 3: Nine hundred and sixty five dollarscent our friend of terms.
Speaker 8: I can get better turns than that from Joe Stalin,
Speaker 8: But right now I ain't got no choice.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you yeah. Well, I'll tell you before we
Speaker 2: let you have the money in missus Rochester, there's one
Speaker 2: thing more that we got to know. Uh what do
Speaker 2: you want the money for? Anyhow?
Speaker 8: Well, boy, as I tell you, I want this money
Speaker 8: to make a down payment on a little rose covered
Speaker 8: cottage in.
Speaker 4: The country, the rules covered cottage.
Speaker 8: Uh yeah, someplace I can call home when my buttling
Speaker 8: days is over and I quit working for the whole
Speaker 8: father time.
Speaker 4: Well that's a legiterate reason for the noon. All right,
Speaker 4: give the man the money in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me op up my shirt here and get
Speaker 2: my money belt now. But mondawaar, Holy smoke, King Fish
Speaker 2: wears that I've been robbed. I've been robbed.
Speaker 4: No, no, an no, no, no, that is Annie just
Speaker 4: sunk in between them rules of blubber.
Speaker 8: Yeah, man, they're speaking out of the second layer.
Speaker 2: Well, I got a grip on it.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, here's the flap on the pocket from
Speaker 2: the belt. Let me get this skeep been off here,
Speaker 2: Then pull the scotch tape loose, then get this rivet
Speaker 2: out of here. Ah, here is here's the money.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: That's some belt. The fella I worked for has got.
Speaker 2: One just like it. Yeah, uh yeah.
Speaker 8: The only difference is when he unbuttons his DVDs, A
Speaker 8: bell ring, bell ring. Yeah, when we put his underwear
Speaker 8: in the washing machine, it sounds like New year'sy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, here's the money, miss Rochester, and remember now,
Speaker 2: you're gonna return the money to us within two weeks
Speaker 2: plus interest and carry charges.
Speaker 4: Okay, boy, yeah, take a care of yourself. We don't
Speaker 4: want nothing that happened to you between now and then.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, we'd be in bad shape if you
Speaker 2: got killed or something.
Speaker 8: You got nothing to worry about the way you boys
Speaker 8: got me tied up. My corps will be making payments
Speaker 8: two years after I'm bad.
Speaker 4: Looks like this loan business gonna catch on.
Speaker 3: Here been in the thing ten days now.
Speaker 4: Done made two loans already, four hundred dollars to that
Speaker 4: fell of Rochester and forty nine.
Speaker 3: Dollars twenty five cent to myself.
Speaker 4: That still leaves the seventy five cents to play around.
Speaker 3: Hello frind the loan conner.
Speaker 1: Hello this Rochester.
Speaker 3: Oh fine, Uh, you're ready to pay back the loan? Huh?
Speaker 8: That's why Carle, I ain't gonna be able to pay
Speaker 8: it back. I ain't got no money.
Speaker 3: I ain't got no money.
Speaker 4: Well, then that kids, we're gonna have to full clothes
Speaker 4: on your collateral.
Speaker 8: I ain't got no collateral neither.
Speaker 4: What about the rules covered cottage in the country made
Speaker 4: it down payment on he ran second?
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Speaker 6: lords and is four hundred dollars on a horse wreath
Speaker 6: and I was the one that got en in this myth.
Speaker 4: How in the world is I gonna make the news
Speaker 4: to him? Or him coming down the hall? Now, well,
Speaker 4: they know you used to beat around the bush.
Speaker 3: I gonna come right out and tell the.
Speaker 2: Boy come here, brother, and come in hello, pardner, dear,
Speaker 2: make any big other deals today with our capital uppers?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: And someone won't tell you palm's that? And as you
Speaker 4: ever hear the whole expression that, uh, having money brings
Speaker 4: a fellow nothing but sadness, and you ain't never happy
Speaker 4: until you get rid of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hear of that.
Speaker 4: But sit down, son, have a good laugh for yourself.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, the kingfish, if something doesn't happen to
Speaker 2: that four hundred dollars of mine.
Speaker 4: Yes, and there to put it as gender as possible,
Speaker 4: the money is done going down to Sewer, Rochester, un
Speaker 4: loast you four hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, how about closing in on that rose
Speaker 2: covered cottage?
Speaker 4: And there seven other horse has already done that?
Speaker 2: You mean he bet on a horse?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it looked like you have been paring niptile
Speaker 4: red throat of you four hundred dollars there?
Speaker 2: Wait, Kingfish, you is responsible for this. You don't talk
Speaker 2: me into going into this loan business. Now you've done
Speaker 2: lost my money. Kingfish, put up your too well, now
Speaker 2: a minute, wait a minute, nothing, stand up there. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna knock all your teeth out. Then I'm gonna work
Speaker 2: on your gums.
Speaker 3: And they just take it easy.
Speaker 2: Here, come in, shortest, stand back, shorty, stand back. I
Speaker 2: just about to beat up the king.
Speaker 1: Now wait, wait, wait a minute, handed, you.
Speaker 10: Can't beat up a teller that we is known for,
Speaker 10: a fellow who's always helped helps us to a feller that.
Speaker 4: We learned to love, and did.
Speaker 10: You care help when I let's both take a crack
Speaker 10: at him.
Speaker 4: Hey, look an lay off me here and let's settle
Speaker 4: this thing like gentlemen, if we just hit the right angle, help,
Speaker 4: we might.
Speaker 3: Get back on money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, why is this trouble all about?
Speaker 4: Fellow?
Speaker 2: Well, listen, shorty, we've done one in the loan business,
Speaker 2: and we let a guy by the name of Rochester
Speaker 2: four hundred dollars and now we ain't gonna get it back. Well, now, leslie, if.
Speaker 1: This teller's working here's an angle, find out who he's
Speaker 1: working for. You see, then maybe his book with a
Speaker 1: dance view the money and then.
Speaker 10: He could take a little out of rat ratchet to
Speaker 10: start here week to get paid back. I sawt of
Speaker 10: a gone sheeld salary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Rochester's bosses a responsible, a generous person.
Speaker 3: That might work, you know.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, but but but the thing you already do first, though,
Speaker 10: is check up on Rochester's boss's financial stands, and that'll
Speaker 10: tell you.
Speaker 1: What your chance is here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, we never got in all this trouble
Speaker 4: at Rochester. Hadn't lost the money on the horse race.
Speaker 3: All damn horse races is picky thing.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I know all about him cause I used
Speaker 10: to be a jockey.
Speaker 4: Shorty, you was a jockey.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Oh, I'll never forget my biggest raise. It
Speaker 1: was like the Kentucky Thervy.
Speaker 10: Oh, I was riding a wonderful horse and just before
Speaker 10: the rags the trena give me mine strutching he did, Yeah,
Speaker 10: he can.
Speaker 1: He give me a stop watch and he and he said,
Speaker 1: when the race begins, to start the watch. That's what
Speaker 1: he's saying. When the race begins, to start the watch.
Speaker 10: And let the horse break fast and go full speed
Speaker 10: for the first twenty seconds, then for the next two
Speaker 10: five seconds.
Speaker 1: Just let him stay on the piece. Then for the
Speaker 1: last thirty seconds, use the whip and go for a
Speaker 1: diving finish.
Speaker 3: The Yeah, well, how did the plan work out?
Speaker 10: Shorty never left the starting galer forgot to wind the watch.
Speaker 4: Well, then the retail Credit Association giving me all the
Speaker 4: financial information on Rochester's employer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you sure got a lot of stuff though, rights
Speaker 2: the fellow Rochester's working for, and what do he do?
Speaker 4: Well, he's on the radio and then his name is
Speaker 4: Benny Benny. Who know that's that's his last name, Jack Benny.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yeah, I was here to him and he
Speaker 4: won that got the dummy on his knee. You thinking
Speaker 4: of that other fellow that's always on the radio or
Speaker 4: the television at the time, that Arthur Goofy or something
Speaker 4: like that. Was this fellow Bennie. I think it's on
Speaker 4: the radio during the daytime. I think he messed up
Speaker 4: with Aunt Jenny or something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, let's get back to this mister Bennett's financial report.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now, well, lotn't already put in the call to
Speaker 4: mister Bennet's bank to see who I can find out
Speaker 4: something there.
Speaker 3: You see. They ald to call me back in a minute.
Speaker 3: They checking on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, in the meantime, let's check this stuff we
Speaker 2: got from the credit association.
Speaker 3: Well, now here's the.
Speaker 4: Statement they give me from one of the departments too.
Speaker 4: Mister Bennett done some business with Stewart's Departmasto.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what did that say? Say?
Speaker 7: Here?
Speaker 4: January the fifth, nineteen forty five, took out one hot
Speaker 4: water bottle on trial. August the second, nineteen forty eight,
Speaker 4: returned hot water bottle.
Speaker 2: When he tries something, he really gave it a world, don't.
Speaker 4: There's something Melsday after that, they custom erclean bottle leaked
Speaker 4: and threatened lawsuit for water damage.
Speaker 3: Well, then they have to night. That's fellow Bennet. Is
Speaker 3: that can no robin hood is it?
Speaker 2: Oh? Here's up here, king Fish. A report from a
Speaker 2: party caterer. Mister Bennet gave a New Year's Eve party.
Speaker 3: Oh he did. Let me see this. Yeah, this might
Speaker 3: give a difference. Slan on him. Let me see this thing?
Speaker 3: Or this was the big party all right?
Speaker 4: Look a four thousand party napkins, fifty party favers, fifty
Speaker 4: place cards, six bottles of gingail, and a half a
Speaker 4: pint of domestic sherry. Yeah, that must have been a ball, right,
Speaker 4: sounds like the type of affair you wouldn't mind leaving early.
Speaker 3: Look had left fisty facts yere up to now.
Speaker 4: I got a sneaking suspicion that this needs the kind
Speaker 4: of man who's gonna hand over four hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Well, what must we do, King Fish? It looked to
Speaker 2: me like, uh, you't know?
Speaker 3: That must be the bank caller now and then go ahead.
Speaker 4: Hello, oh the bank huh yeah, hue or checked on
Speaker 4: mister Benny.
Speaker 3: How good? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well, like I told you, were trying to get four
Speaker 4: hundred dollars out of them, and we wonder what our
Speaker 4: chances was of getting it.
Speaker 3: You'll pay us win.
Speaker 4: Oh, well, it'll be a long time before that freeze
Speaker 4: is over.
Speaker 3: He uh Well, then there it looked like he was
Speaker 3: out of lucky.
Speaker 2: I don't luck nothing, King Fish, yours responsible for me
Speaker 2: losing my money, and you're gonna do something about it? Well,
Speaker 2: I tell you, wait a minute, Wait a minute. Here,
Speaker 2: Look who's coming across the streets here. It's that for
Speaker 2: usseen Jackson the galler come up from Georgia last week,
Speaker 2: Say King Fisher.
Speaker 4: She sells boarding over at your house. Yeah, she's staying
Speaker 4: up there. Doesn't you find another room for herself?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: She clears about you, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know I'm afraid of that Gal. I think
Speaker 2: she's still trying to nuptil.
Speaker 4: Like me, you know, come here and come on, you know,
Speaker 4: he know, hello, Flora?
Speaker 3: How is you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What is you doing in this neighborhood?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 11: I just come from the beauty Paul. I wanted to
Speaker 11: make myself look presentable.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Too bad they couldn't take you.
Speaker 1: You're so Jude, isn't he missus Stephens?
Speaker 4: Yeah, cuty alright?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh you poor boys look trouble. Is it something bothered Mi? Andy?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's nothing you could help us with. For Ussel,
Speaker 2: we had a business deal, go sour. We loaned some
Speaker 2: money to a fella and later on we find out
Speaker 2: he better go on a horse named rose Bud that lost.
Speaker 1: Rosebud lost. But that's funny.
Speaker 3: Why does you know anything about her?
Speaker 1: Will?
Speaker 11: The strangest thing happened naturally. I don't know the first
Speaker 11: thing about horse racing, and I stopped by the news
Speaker 11: stand to get my woman's Home companion a copy of
Speaker 11: that other magazine. I think they call it the race,
Speaker 11: and Form happened to blow over to the fifth, and Rockingham.
Speaker 2: Just happened to blow up in the fifth though years
Speaker 2: and according.
Speaker 11: To the dude, a rose bud breeze seven furlongs in
Speaker 11: one twenty five and then came on to cop the
Speaker 11: thing by nose.
Speaker 5: I have a feeling that means she won't.
Speaker 1: When I listen.
Speaker 4: Man, if that horse won don't mean that Rochester has
Speaker 4: gotten money and he is pulling the.
Speaker 3: Fast one on us.
Speaker 2: You said it. We got to get some legal advice
Speaker 2: on this right away.
Speaker 11: But I'll be running along now.
Speaker 1: Goodbye, and do you fat little rescue, you.
Speaker 4: Fat little rascal sol on for lessons?
Speaker 5: Goodbye, bunny head, you know king fish.
Speaker 2: For a gal. I don't know nothing about racing. I
Speaker 2: wonder how comes she'll know so much about horses.
Speaker 5: Man in there, I.
Speaker 4: Guess it's duels in It takes one to new ones.
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Speaker 4: Well, come on and let's get on in here and
Speaker 4: see if Calhoun the politician has got some way we
Speaker 4: could get that four hundred dollars back from Rochester.
Speaker 2: Yeah, put that money on the horse and the horse won.
Speaker 2: He really trying to pull a fastl on us. I
Speaker 2: hope Calhoun's in.
Speaker 4: How you doing that?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 1: With Calhoun?
Speaker 3: Can we see him in?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm suddenly be seated.
Speaker 3: Boys, be.
Speaker 4: Now look at your Calhoun. We got some big business
Speaker 4: to it cause will you? Yeah, First you better have
Speaker 4: a cigar. Don't mind if a dude things.
Speaker 3: Let me give you a lature.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me puffle on the thing.
Speaker 2: You know, Calhoun, that cigar you're smoking there is two
Speaker 2: for fifty cent?
Speaker 1: Well, who got the forty eight cent one?
Speaker 2: Look, Calhoun, look at where's in big trouble? You know?
Speaker 1: Well, tell you boys, what is the trouble that's troubling you?
Speaker 4: And when I hears the thing, we opened up a
Speaker 4: loon coming looing four hundred dollars to a fellow named Rochester.
Speaker 4: Now he bet the money on a horse. Not a
Speaker 4: horse won, But now he won't pay us back to loan.
Speaker 1: Well, now if that's the case, legally you was in
Speaker 1: the right. The thing for you to do is go
Speaker 1: down to the courthouse and see you dejas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought for a minute there you was gonna
Speaker 2: come up dry.
Speaker 4: Calhoun got a good idea.
Speaker 2: Then, yep, there's lots of ways you can collect from
Speaker 2: a fello who's trying to put a fants one on you.
Speaker 5: The judge can servant with an art to pay is
Speaker 5: your renov indenture, take a.
Speaker 1: Lean on his home, stop paying him his bank account,
Speaker 1: attach his person or providence, or final charge of him
Speaker 1: tempted the fraud.
Speaker 4: Hey Calhoun, you really know all the legal angers on
Speaker 4: collect money? How you know all that stuff?
Speaker 7: Boys, I've been sued there the way you can think, Well.
Speaker 3: The clerk say that the judge will see us in
Speaker 3: the middlee.
Speaker 2: Then yeah, James Vigil, I hope we can get our
Speaker 2: money back some way.
Speaker 4: Well, Na, all we got to do is tell the
Speaker 4: judge the truth. We ain't got to make up no
Speaker 4: cock and bull store. But once in o like we
Speaker 4: is in the right.
Speaker 3: Sha.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a funny feeling. Some chills up this spine.
Speaker 2: Come on, Andy, we is next year?
Speaker 3: Excuse us?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: How you do your judge hip? How do you do?
Speaker 2: I don't believe I know you?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, my name is George Keithley Stevens. This is
Speaker 4: my partner Andy Brown here.
Speaker 2: Well what can I do for you? Well, you see,
Speaker 2: miss judge, we is in the loan business and we
Speaker 2: learn a fellow four hundred dollars and he refuses to
Speaker 2: pass back. I see, and you gentlemen, wished to swear
Speaker 2: out of complaint against him.
Speaker 4: Swear well, uh, without putting no cuss words in the
Speaker 4: thing doesn't make its strong as you can.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, let me get the facts.
Speaker 4: Are they are? Well, we'll tell you everything. We runningto
Speaker 4: that judred loan coming here. We've got nothing to hide.
Speaker 5: That's fine. I presume your license is all in order.
Speaker 3: We got license?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, you have to have a license so operate
Speaker 5: a loan company.
Speaker 1: Oh we are the other.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we got a license already to just had it
Speaker 4: renewed nineteen forty nine licens animous brown.
Speaker 2: Oh show show got the license place on the front
Speaker 2: of the back of the building.
Speaker 1: Well, if you have a license, i'd like to see it.
Speaker 3: Like to see it.
Speaker 4: Huh. Well, I'll tell him mother we've been doing that's
Speaker 4: your big loan business in the past month. The fred
Speaker 4: we've done overdone ourselves and loaning out.
Speaker 3: The license too. That's what.
Speaker 5: Well, let's forget about the license for the time being.
Speaker 5: Now about this loan.
Speaker 4: Well, there's the open and shut thing here. We leve
Speaker 4: this's Rochester four hundred dollars two weeks ago, and now
Speaker 4: he refuses to pay us back the nine hundred and
Speaker 4: sixty five dollars.
Speaker 3: Nater Center, the ozers, that's the thing.
Speaker 5: Nine hundred and sixty five dollars. Are you buying any
Speaker 5: chance guilty of usury?
Speaker 2: Oh no, sir, No, sir. We just charged them the
Speaker 2: regular thirty percent.
Speaker 1: Do you realize the.
Speaker 5: Legal rate of interest in this state is ten percent?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, we all use the legal rate, but we
Speaker 3: used the three times.
Speaker 2: We ain't done nothing wrong. All we've done was the
Speaker 2: over legalized.
Speaker 12: Well, this is a fine state of affairs, no license
Speaker 12: to operate alone, company, excessive interest rates. There happened to
Speaker 12: be severe penalties for this sort of thing. Just who
Speaker 12: was in charge of this company?
Speaker 4: Liar's the office boy, and you I was under him.
Speaker 4: He is just two innerson novice boys. We don't know
Speaker 4: nothing about nothing.
Speaker 12: Well, there's no doubt about it. There's some loan sharks
Speaker 12: involved in this thing somewhere.
Speaker 3: He doesn't talk about us.
Speaker 4: We just a couple of sardines. We see you again, joy,
Speaker 4: Oh boy, I'm so glad to get out of the Yeah, high,
Speaker 4: I like that kingfish for the first time in our
Speaker 4: life we tell somebody the truth and the man jumps
Speaker 4: all over us. Well, when you're starting moting with that
Speaker 4: true stuff, we're playing with fire already.
Speaker 2: Well, Kingfisher, we still ain't got my four hundred dollars back. Now,
Speaker 2: what what's me do?
Speaker 4: Well, there's only one thing left to do in her
Speaker 4: we got to call Rochester.
Speaker 3: On the phone.
Speaker 4: Tell him, man, the man that we done found out
Speaker 4: about his horse running first, and see if we can't
Speaker 4: talk him into coming over here and paying.
Speaker 3: Us back on the money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, that's the only chance, you know, kings
Speaker 2: which we ought to have a rule around here. What's
Speaker 2: that the next time we gypsy customer, we gotta make
Speaker 2: show that he ain't smarter than we. You say you
Speaker 2: finally got Rochester on the phone about an hour ago.
Speaker 4: Yes, and then he says, for he knew the horse
Speaker 4: ran second. Oh, this business about the horse winning was
Speaker 4: as much.
Speaker 3: News to him as it was us.
Speaker 4: I told him to get his book that took the
Speaker 4: bet and come over here so we could.
Speaker 3: Straighten this thing out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a funny thing, all right, the bookie telling
Speaker 2: him the horse runs second and the actual won.
Speaker 3: The thing yeah.
Speaker 4: Well here, wait a minute, I think I hear Rochester
Speaker 4: coming down the hall.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, I hope he got his bookie with him
Speaker 2: and we can find out why the fellow refuses to
Speaker 2: pay off.
Speaker 4: Oh, come in here, Rochester.
Speaker 10: I'm likely to meet the bookie that took my bet.
Speaker 1: Yeah you like it well that lawyer?
Speaker 2: Yeah, hello boys, Oh it's mister Benny. Look at that.
Speaker 4: It must Benny. You mean to say that you takes bets?
Speaker 2: Well, a man needs some hobby.
Speaker 3: I love much, Benny.
Speaker 4: You took Rochester's bet here and you told him that
Speaker 4: ruse but lost. But in the recent form and say
Speaker 4: clean in his d that it was a photo finish
Speaker 4: and the camera showed that she won by news. Now
Speaker 4: what about that?
Speaker 5: Well, I can't can be wrong too.
Speaker 2: See I made the horn blows at midnight.
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