Speaker 1: The Johnson Wax Program with Sibber McGee AND's Molly, the
Speaker 1: lakers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's Self Polishing. Glow Code
Speaker 1: presents Bibber McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn with
Speaker 1: songs by The King's Men music by Billy Mills. The
Speaker 1: show opens with I Love Louisa. The other night, I
Speaker 1: was talking with a man who had just had the
Speaker 1: floors in his house completely refinished. In fact, he had
Speaker 1: been us paid the bills. This time, we're going to
Speaker 1: take care of our floors, he told me. We're taking
Speaker 1: your advice about protecting them regularly with Johnson's wax. Well,
Speaker 1: that's advice I give very freely on this program, and
Speaker 1: you're all welcome to accept it and save yourself expensive
Speaker 1: refinishing charges. It's really remarkable how much punishment floors will
Speaker 1: stand when they're given an occasional coat of genuine Johnson's wax.
Speaker 1: Besides the money saving protection, Johnson's Wax offers two other
Speaker 1: major advantages. First the glowing beauty it gives to all floors,
Speaker 1: furniture and woodwork, and second, the way it saves you work.
Speaker 2: All during the year.
Speaker 1: Be sure, however, that you get the original and genuine
Speaker 1: Johnson's wax available in paste liquid or cream wax balls.
Speaker 1: When house cleaning time comes, a husband does one of
Speaker 1: two things. One he goes away someplace. Two he hangs
Speaker 1: around and gets in the way. The guy living at
Speaker 1: seventy nine with for Vista is type number two, as
Speaker 1: you'll see when we join Riper McGee and Molly.
Speaker 3: Now McGee. If you're not going to be any more
Speaker 3: help than this, I wish you'd take the afternoon off,
Speaker 3: go to a movie or something I.
Speaker 4: Might call Billy Mills and go bowling. Well, why don't you,
Speaker 4: I can't Billy hates bowling.
Speaker 3: Well, why don't you get.
Speaker 5: Down to cigars?
Speaker 3: Are you and the other hangers on down there having
Speaker 3: settled the world situation for a long time?
Speaker 6: Ah?
Speaker 7: Those mugs don't know what it's all about.
Speaker 4: They're too fat to fight, and too wise to know anything,
Speaker 4: and too dumb to catch on when I try to
Speaker 4: explain things to him.
Speaker 5: You, being the authority, I suppose.
Speaker 4: Why not I read the papers and study military tactics.
Speaker 4: All them drips do is stand around moaning about their tires.
Speaker 8: Day.
Speaker 5: This tire shark is.
Speaker 3: You're certainly going to put the country back on his
Speaker 3: feet again.
Speaker 9: I don't care. I like to walk.
Speaker 4: Remember last summer, Molly, when I was always planning to
Speaker 4: pack a lunch and get up early on some Sunday
Speaker 4: morning and take a long hike out into the country.
Speaker 3: Well, I remember you planning it, but you never went.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I hate to go away and misreading the Sunday
Speaker 4: paper when.
Speaker 11: You could have taken the Sunday paper with you.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I know a guy that carried a Sunday
Speaker 4: paper two miles once.
Speaker 9: He's been bow legged ever since.
Speaker 3: Well, now, if you're not going to help me with
Speaker 3: this house cleaning, I wish you'd glob someplace.
Speaker 7: Okay, Now, listen, comb your hair first.
Speaker 1: I just did what you parted with a horse grew.
Speaker 4: I'm just different than most good looking guys, Molly. Instead
Speaker 4: of curly hair in a straight part, I got.
Speaker 1: Straight hair in the curly part.
Speaker 9: No, kid, Molly, I don't know. What's the matter. Hurt
Speaker 9: your hand? Oh Molly, what's the matter?
Speaker 3: McGee? My ring?
Speaker 5: My engagement ring?
Speaker 9: Huh it's gone gone? Oh my gosh. Hey, maybe took
Speaker 9: it off to wash your hand.
Speaker 12: I never take it off, Oh dear, my beautiful engagement ring.
Speaker 5: It'll break my heart if I lose that out.
Speaker 13: Oh where did you see it?
Speaker 9: Last?
Speaker 5: Right here on my left hand? Oh dear, if I don't.
Speaker 7: Know, I mean where were you from?
Speaker 5: We had it this morning and I haven't been out
Speaker 5: of the house.
Speaker 2: Not let me see.
Speaker 5: First, I build the fire here.
Speaker 9: In the fire maybe dropped it in the fireplace.
Speaker 5: Oh, heavenly day.
Speaker 3: Scrape the asses all out and stiff the mcgie. I
Speaker 3: look upstairs, and then you get the vacuum cleaner and
Speaker 3: with oh dear, come in.
Speaker 5: Oh hello missus Ulpington.
Speaker 2: How do you do?
Speaker 14: My dear miss les?
Speaker 4: Now watch where you're plant those big I mean watch
Speaker 4: where you saf uffy. We lost the diamond ring around
Speaker 4: here someplace.
Speaker 5: My engagement ring ab again it's missing.
Speaker 11: Oh, head of an idea. And it was such a
Speaker 11: dingy little diamond too.
Speaker 5: Oh, I tell you it isn't the ring so much
Speaker 5: as it is the sentiment to Abigail. I remember the
Speaker 5: night McGee gave it to me, just like it was yesterday.
Speaker 11: There he was kneeling in front of it.
Speaker 9: Oh, never mind, he ain't interested in the house.
Speaker 11: Oh but I end this McGee. Oh, it's simply too too,
Speaker 11: and then take it took me my idea. After he
Speaker 11: put the ring on your finger, did he kiss your hands?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Sure, I think he was going to Abigail. But before
Speaker 5: he had a chance, my father came in with.
Speaker 3: A glass of elderberry wine for each of us and said, congratulations, Jillry.
Speaker 4: A grand old man to your father must have waited
Speaker 4: outside that door for two hours and never spilled a drop.
Speaker 11: I hope you were marry that way my ideas. I
Speaker 11: never did believe in long engagement.
Speaker 3: Neither did McGee, particularly after we went into Vada.
Speaker 5: You know, we never played the theater more than three days.
Speaker 11: Were you in the theater?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 11: How utterly sassinating? I was a lectus one smitten?
Speaker 13: Oh happy?
Speaker 9: I remember you?
Speaker 7: Didn She used to have an iron jaw act swinging
Speaker 7: on a rope, buy your teeth and waving a little
Speaker 7: American flag.
Speaker 13: No please, I was never in Bootville.
Speaker 11: I played only Shakespearean roles.
Speaker 3: Juliet, you know, Oh we played Joliet too, sure, Joliet.
Speaker 5: And then we went to Kankakee and became you.
Speaker 11: No, no, no, not Juliet, Juliet, my dear o, my
Speaker 11: leading man, fall in love with me. Pooh, dear t
Speaker 11: Javis pee Jarvis is his name is John P. Jarvis,
Speaker 11: but I always called him plee Javas was.
Speaker 9: Well, whatever happened? I mean, well, I don't like to
Speaker 9: be nosey up six.
Speaker 11: He want to read to meet his fortune, but I've
Speaker 11: never seen it since.
Speaker 5: Well, didn't he leave any message when he left at
Speaker 5: a game?
Speaker 11: He is, Yes, he looked to not saying that some
Speaker 11: day he would return, and when he did, he who
Speaker 11: would have me?
Speaker 5: I woond you wonder what he said?
Speaker 11: That some night he would return and talk the table
Speaker 11: at my window on my home.
Speaker 13: Do you suppose, Oh, but it couldn't. It would be
Speaker 13: a foe.
Speaker 3: I almost had this investigator at once. Well that it
Speaker 3: was him that came back and threw a rock through
Speaker 3: her window.
Speaker 7: That lets you off me, It lets me out more
Speaker 7: than that.
Speaker 5: What do you mean?
Speaker 9: I mean this diamond ring of yours? I've been afraid.
Speaker 9: I mean, I am afraid. Maybe I walked in my
Speaker 9: sleep again? And are you sure you had it on
Speaker 9: this morning?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 5: I am.
Speaker 9: That's a load off my mind.
Speaker 4: I was afraid I'd got up and the night swiped
Speaker 4: your rock and heaved through somebody's windows. Well, come on,
Speaker 4: let's fIF the ash, get the vacuum cleaner. Mommy, we'll
Speaker 4: give this talk of going over like I've never asked here.
Speaker 14: Heyt where on earth are you been?
Speaker 5: McGuane?
Speaker 3: How'd you get so dirty?
Speaker 9: I've been looking for your diamond ring.
Speaker 4: I slipped all the ashes out of the fireplace and
Speaker 4: dumped them in the alley A grain of the times. Boy,
Speaker 4: that stuff sure makes you cough.
Speaker 5: Whine to tie handkerchief over your nose.
Speaker 4: I did, and then I had to breathe through my mouth,
Speaker 4: and that's what made me cough.
Speaker 9: Your ring wasn't there?
Speaker 3: When I tell you it's around someplace.
Speaker 5: Nothing is really lost till you quit looking for it,
Speaker 5: you know, Is that true? Certainly?
Speaker 14: Why?
Speaker 4: And I lost a couple of kneecaps since I started
Speaker 4: putting on weight, I've quit looking for him.
Speaker 9: Oh boy, am I tired?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: I certainly appreciate your health, dearie. Now listen, you take
Speaker 3: it easy and let me finish the house cleaning. I'll
Speaker 3: find my ring somewhere.
Speaker 4: No, sir, I'm going to turn this house upside down
Speaker 4: and shake it if I have.
Speaker 9: To hand me that carpet sweeper.
Speaker 3: All right, darling, here and keep a sharp eye out
Speaker 3: in the corners on the base. For yeah, seveny days,
Speaker 3: my left hand feels positively indecent without that ring on us.
Speaker 4: I know how you feel, Molly. I lost my wristwatch once,
Speaker 4: and every time anybody'd look at my naked wrist, I'd
Speaker 4: blush clear up to my elbow.
Speaker 3: Listen, dearie, be sure to look under the edges of
Speaker 3: the rugs.
Speaker 9: Won't worry all eagle image is on the job.
Speaker 4: I want to look out the window.
Speaker 3: Is there an armored delivery truck out there?
Speaker 9: No, then it.
Speaker 3: Can't be the groceryman with my two pounds of sugar?
Speaker 15: Come in good name, missus the game?
Speaker 2: Hello game?
Speaker 4: Oh hi, les, what's your all? Bundled up in the
Speaker 4: per half and mistess.
Speaker 16: For I regret to say that I neglected my.
Speaker 17: Business affairs today and yielded to the temptation to go
Speaker 17: off with a small party of friends.
Speaker 16: We have been boob sledding.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, you mean bob sledding with the thick
Speaker 1: little group of sportsman I was with Missus McGee, it.
Speaker 16: Is boob sledding.
Speaker 17: They're impued with a peculiar idea that to see how
Speaker 17: close one can steer the splid to a moving streetcar.
Speaker 1: Is the height of hilarity.
Speaker 17: Well, it is kind of fun of that was trivia,
Speaker 17: as I imagine it would appeal to YouTube.
Speaker 16: McGee.
Speaker 17: You are the type that rocks rowboats and wears ladies
Speaker 17: hats a tarty.
Speaker 5: Why does not he always wears a lamp shade.
Speaker 7: Get a much bigger laugh with a lamp shade or trivia?
Speaker 7: I killed him, Thank you.
Speaker 16: I shall try to remember that the next time. I'm Oh,
Speaker 16: but am I intruding?
Speaker 13: Were you cleaning house? Missus?
Speaker 16: McGee?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Yes, and then I lost my diamond engagement during mister Mayor,
Speaker 3: So we know it's around here someplate.
Speaker 16: Oh, I'm sorry, and you mind if I take a
Speaker 16: look around.
Speaker 9: I'll be glad to have you the trip go ahead.
Speaker 16: Well, I don't see it anywhere.
Speaker 4: You couldn't have found a flat car and a phone
Speaker 4: boost in that length of sign.
Speaker 2: My eye heart is very penetrating the game.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 17: In fact, I was quite a student of mesmerism at
Speaker 17: one time.
Speaker 1: Watchism, misrism, hypnotism. I like this put me in the eye, McGee,
Speaker 1: which one either one?
Speaker 17: Oh, now, relax, you're slowly coming under my dumb you
Speaker 17: have no will.
Speaker 16: Of your own.
Speaker 5: I've been telling him that for years. And I'm no hypnotiz.
Speaker 16: All right, McGee, and I snapped my fingers.
Speaker 17: You are completely subject to my orders.
Speaker 16: There you see, missus McGee. His mind is a blank.
Speaker 16: Look at that glasses there.
Speaker 3: That's the way he always looks when he does crossword puzzles,
Speaker 3: isn't it?
Speaker 5: McGee?
Speaker 2: Is this McGhee.
Speaker 5: Magie well, heavenly days? He is hypnotized, gosse he is.
Speaker 16: Watch this McGee.
Speaker 17: You are an air Dale, a big brown Airdale speak.
Speaker 14: It's that wonderful look him. Try away, you ta.
Speaker 16: And get down.
Speaker 15: Stop jumping up on me down Gate, he met me
Speaker 15: in malaid. Let me out of here.
Speaker 2: Wh aren't you going down?
Speaker 5: Hypnotizing for well?
Speaker 2: Who come out of a trophy. I don't want to
Speaker 2: see her.
Speaker 1: Get away?
Speaker 2: Help me.
Speaker 1: Boy.
Speaker 9: I sure pooled him, didn't I?
Speaker 11: Momy you pooled me too.
Speaker 3: So I was about to call a drug store for
Speaker 3: some flea powders.
Speaker 10: Well I had to get.
Speaker 9: Rid of that guy someway so I could get back
Speaker 9: to work.
Speaker 13: Somehow.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 5: It was wonderful, It was so realistic. Mcgate.
Speaker 14: Pull in your italue and stop that fanty.
Speaker 9: No, I can't help, but I'm tired. This carpet sweeper
Speaker 9: works awful hard.
Speaker 7: We'll use the vascuum, okay, thug in the cord.
Speaker 5: Well just right, what's the matter now?
Speaker 9: Motor won't start?
Speaker 11: Mcgie?
Speaker 5: Have you been tinkering with it?
Speaker 4: Why should I tinker with the vacuum cleaner motor?
Speaker 9: I don't know. But have you that's a silly question to.
Speaker 16: Think that I have you?
Speaker 7: Oh you mean with the vacuum cleaner motor.
Speaker 9: Yeah, come to think.
Speaker 8: Of it, I have.
Speaker 9: I took it apart to fix it.
Speaker 5: Well, couldn't you get it back together again?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 9: Ordinarily I could.
Speaker 4: But I took it apart on my work bench down
Speaker 4: in the basement, and I already had the lawn mow apart, and.
Speaker 9: I didn't know which parts went vack.
Speaker 8: In which.
Speaker 3: Yea lovely And I'm glad you didn't have my sewing
Speaker 3: machine down there.
Speaker 1: Too, I did. I kept apart to that separate.
Speaker 13: Well, good for you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't want them to get mixed up with
Speaker 4: the works out of your electric mixer.
Speaker 3: Heavenly, please, McGee, will you stop experimenting with the appliances?
Speaker 9: No, I was just trying something, as all.
Speaker 13: I thought.
Speaker 4: If I fit a couple of little paddles to the
Speaker 4: mixing machine, I could you for off Ford motor next
Speaker 4: summer in.
Speaker 11: My sewing machine.
Speaker 3: What were you trying to make out of that offencil sharpener?
Speaker 1: No, hey, I said you got something.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 1: I'll bet if I attached the razor plate.
Speaker 5: No no, no, no no no.
Speaker 3: Please go get the carpet, sweet and sweep these rugs.
Speaker 5: Don't forget.
Speaker 3: I have a diamond ring laying around here something.
Speaker 9: Don't worry, I'll find it.
Speaker 1: I'm hello, Hello, Molly, what's cooking?
Speaker 16: Good looking?
Speaker 5: I've lost my diamond ring.
Speaker 9: Mister will yeah, be careful where you said pollow. We
Speaker 9: like mass carrots, but not in the rug.
Speaker 1: Well see that stuff, Molly? Are you sure you lost
Speaker 1: it around here?
Speaker 11: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: I always wear it right here on the third finger
Speaker 3: of my left hand.
Speaker 1: Hey, wait a minute, let me see what good do
Speaker 1: to Look.
Speaker 9: At her hands.
Speaker 4: You're just hanging around the fairgrounds after the balloon's gone up.
Speaker 1: Hey, look at that hand.
Speaker 3: What's the matter with it?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 9: It's lovely?
Speaker 1: Why hands like yours would make the best possible advertising
Speaker 1: for Johnson's self Polishing glow coats and low coat is
Speaker 1: a beauty treatment for your linoleum too. How I had
Speaker 1: twenty minute for facial four odd little glow coats spreaded
Speaker 1: around in presto in twenty minutes or less. It sparkles
Speaker 1: with pride and joy.
Speaker 4: Hallo, you amaze me, house, old Joe, the way you
Speaker 4: keep up your enthusiassm For seven years now and more.
Speaker 4: You've been whooping and holland about Johnson's low coat.
Speaker 1: Don't you ever let down?
Speaker 18: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Let down? After only seven years? Do you realize how
Speaker 1: many hundreds of years figige before glow coats? How many
Speaker 1: hundreds of weary years women spent trying to keep their
Speaker 1: homes clean and bright with bunches of grass, include brooms
Speaker 1: and dirty scrub brushes, the eggs and pains and toil
Speaker 1: and oh you wouldn't understand. Well, I hope you find
Speaker 1: your diamond.
Speaker 14: Molly, my my.
Speaker 5: He certainly loves his work, doesn't he did?
Speaker 13: He?
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know what he did.
Speaker 4: He went down to the Red Cross yesterday and gave
Speaker 4: him a pint of glow coat.
Speaker 9: He told him it was his life blood.
Speaker 1: Well, if they.
Speaker 9: Find that diamond Molly, move that chair with you, walk
Speaker 9: and sleep from all right, ain't none of there anything?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: What I can't understand is how that ring ever come
Speaker 4: off your finger?
Speaker 7: I thought it was on so tight.
Speaker 3: Well it was. But whenever I worry I lose weight?
Speaker 16: What are you worrying about?
Speaker 5: Well, wouldn't you worry if you lost the diamond rings?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I guess I would at that. Oh well, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: keep fine.
Speaker 15: Here.
Speaker 13: Kids, just stop then to say goodbye?
Speaker 5: Whine mister old timer?
Speaker 1: Where are you going? Jarman?
Speaker 2: Navy daughter?
Speaker 13: I'm an old shawl, pull of the old pepper, eight.
Speaker 11: Bells and nose.
Speaker 13: Well, who you the life boy? Look out as the
Speaker 13: top tide.
Speaker 15: All the kid something.
Speaker 19: Chiling over the farming main the show harmy win show.
Speaker 9: Way mit oldheimer hee.
Speaker 14: They won't take you in the navy.
Speaker 7: You're too old.
Speaker 9: You'd lay an awful egg in the crow's neck.
Speaker 13: Yes, it too well by John Paul Jones.
Speaker 19: Janny, I've got my mind made up to join the navy,
Speaker 19: and I'm going to do it. I already told a girl,
Speaker 19: I says, chickens, Get off mim and make way for
Speaker 19: an eagle.
Speaker 3: Get a head, alright, but now look, mister old Teimer,
Speaker 3: you're way away over the age of them that you
Speaker 3: can't get in.
Speaker 7: If they won't take it.
Speaker 13: Then I'll stow away.
Speaker 2: Daughter.
Speaker 13: I'll tell you your snapshot of me out of destroyer.
Speaker 9: Do you ever get seatick? Old timers?
Speaker 10: Good gravy, Johnny, why'd you have to mention that? Oh
Speaker 10: that spoils everything? And I know I look, choot and
Speaker 10: the sailors shoe too.
Speaker 8: I bet you would too, Indeed you would.
Speaker 3: It's the navy blue that makes sailors like you, And
Speaker 3: it's sailors like you that make the navy blue.
Speaker 13: That's pretty good, Donner.
Speaker 19: But that ain't the way I hear it.
Speaker 13: I hear this one, for he says, tell a person
Speaker 13: you know what the Germans are gonna do next in Russia?
Speaker 16: No, says teller Flare.
Speaker 3: Now what's dances, Donner?
Speaker 19: There's a fire with a little Charlie Chaplin mustache should
Speaker 19: like to know that too.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm killed on the car.
Speaker 13: Get the navy kids cook a nice even for.
Speaker 18: The King's men, saying the White Cliffs of Dover, I
Speaker 18: never forgot the people on as readings angry Scots.
Speaker 13: I remember well the.
Speaker 6: Shadows fell the line of.
Speaker 15: Walk in them.
Speaker 2: And then borrowway. I still can hear them say bomb them.
Speaker 14: The doors, bomb the.
Speaker 6: Dover clips dover to mo just to way see.
Speaker 2: And laughter and john after to more.
Speaker 8: When the world is free, Lass shepherd will card his sheep,
Speaker 8: The valley will blue mugain, and Johnny will go to.
Speaker 15: In his own level.
Speaker 6: Mugain, Thel be boo, dover the clip the dover to more.
Speaker 6: When the world is free.
Speaker 15: Will be blind and clear, lust will be blue again.
Speaker 15: No one Mondry welcome.
Speaker 7: Oh my worst, this is the cleanest.
Speaker 9: This house is vincence that left the lumber yard.
Speaker 3: Hey Molly, did you call me mcgheese side, Look at
Speaker 3: you first, spire?
Speaker 8: Why not?
Speaker 7: I cleaned the hole downstairs, vacuumed all the rugs, and
Speaker 7: cleaned out all the desk drawers, and emptied the cigar
Speaker 7: ashes out of all the vases.
Speaker 15: Good for you, Good for you.
Speaker 5: But I'll feel terrible if we don't find my ring.
Speaker 2: You see who that is.
Speaker 5: I'm going to look around upstairs once more before.
Speaker 7: Okay, come in.
Speaker 9: Oh no, I haven't got time to talk to you now.
Speaker 7: Missus McGee lost her diamond engagement ring.
Speaker 2: She engaged.
Speaker 7: No, she ain't engaged.
Speaker 9: She's married.
Speaker 12: Why why isn't she got a wedding ring?
Speaker 9: Hum, she has got a wedding ring. She's awful, got
Speaker 9: an engagement ring.
Speaker 12: I that said she lost it?
Speaker 14: She did, and she hasn't got it. Huh.
Speaker 1: I know she hasn't got it, but she had it,
Speaker 1: and she lost it where lookit?
Speaker 13: We knew where she lost it.
Speaker 7: We go there and find it, wouldn't we?
Speaker 8: Maybe?
Speaker 12: She I swallowest I swallowed the nickel?
Speaker 1: Once you did? I says you did?
Speaker 12: Did hun?
Speaker 1: You swallowed a nickel?
Speaker 7: I look says, I'm busy. Go on, hold no, leave
Speaker 7: me in peace. Come back in the spring and we'll
Speaker 7: chase butterflies together or something.
Speaker 12: Go on, I'll eat it, okays it, but spring won't
Speaker 12: be here for six weeks more.
Speaker 9: Who said so?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 12: Geez the grad hon sry shadow?
Speaker 9: Yes, Jay, grog hound? You mean uncle Dennis?
Speaker 12: No, no, no, no, the grad tom like a little dog.
Speaker 14: China.
Speaker 4: Oh you mean the groundhog. Well, I guess that proves
Speaker 4: it all right? This they say the groundhog is always right?
Speaker 8: See you think so absolutely?
Speaker 4: Nature gives them little animals and instinct for that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff.
Speaker 16: Like that.
Speaker 7: There says, that's how the robins know where to fly
Speaker 7: down to where it's warm.
Speaker 9: All the bears no when to go.
Speaker 7: To sleep for the winter.
Speaker 4: All the little malls, all the little malls no when
Speaker 4: to start munching on your best baby.
Speaker 7: I guess you never thought of that before.
Speaker 14: They just says, shall have a at you?
Speaker 15: Oh you have?
Speaker 12: I sure, but I always kind of laughed it off mischief,
Speaker 12: because anybody with the brain of a bumblebee knows the
Speaker 12: groundhouse is just a stupid little quadruped. That wasn't no
Speaker 12: February second from National Apple Weekends highly a proper starts
Speaker 12: for intelligence meteorological broadcasting. So long one cat?
Speaker 4: Why that infident little twerp? One of these days, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna lose my patience and play clap hands.
Speaker 7: Here comes fiber on the back of her offers. Let
Speaker 7: me see, I'm gonna put that again back where I
Speaker 7: got it. Boy, am I a ward ofing other? I
Speaker 7: got more creaks than the cricket and more pains than
Speaker 7: the greenhouse.
Speaker 1: My back is shu.
Speaker 5: I'm almost ready to give up, and you know it
Speaker 5: just breaks my heart.
Speaker 3: I well, for goodness sakes, how nice everything looks me.
Speaker 7: Boy, it all looks nice. I've lost seven pounds in weight,
Speaker 7: two inches in height, and a lot of interest in life.
Speaker 3: Well, now you just sit down and rest Thereie. You've
Speaker 3: really worked hard today and I appreciate it.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: What good'd it do?
Speaker 7: With your ring still missing?
Speaker 1: Well, i'll be it.
Speaker 13: Look what's that?
Speaker 1: What's what?
Speaker 5: What are you sharing that?
Speaker 9: Your hand?
Speaker 2: Hey, your fingers?
Speaker 15: Your ring there?
Speaker 5: It is why you must be seeing things.
Speaker 14: My hand is as bad on on on all your
Speaker 14: right hand.
Speaker 7: You got your ring on the other hand.
Speaker 5: Well for oh oh McGhee, thank you, darling, thank you
Speaker 5: for finding it.
Speaker 9: What do you mean finding it?
Speaker 3: You had it all if I'm not the worst now
Speaker 3: I remember I put it on the other hand this
Speaker 3: morning to remind.
Speaker 5: Me of something.
Speaker 9: Remind you what?
Speaker 5: Never mind, it seems so silly now I don't want
Speaker 5: to know.
Speaker 7: Oh, I got a right to know, and I can
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