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Unwelcome Christmas precip.
Speaker 1: In a Saturday afternoon of New York, two days before Christmas, and.
Speaker 4: On Manhattan's busy corners, Kayley dressed Santa Claus is ring
their pails while people right to do their last minute shopping.
One of those credit shoppers is a man named Larry
Sterling got the crisis of a store window super parking.
Speaker 3: And as he shakes his head sadly.
Speaker 4: A small delivery truck pulls alongside and the driver can
watching him for a minute, calls to it.
Speaker 2: Andy Lester Leston, huh me, yeah, then come you look
like a nice guy.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, don't go away.
Speaker 1: I talk to you. I'm sorry, I'm but I take
y's do.
Speaker 3: What's your name, Sterling, Larry Sterling.
Speaker 1: I'm glad to know you.
Speaker 2: My name is Haines Walter Haynes. Have been watching you,
so I notice you got a girl. Listen to you?
Speaker 1: Lookster then, don't want to do your faith if I
don't bother.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's the way you find it.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, what kind of a failure?
Speaker 2: How would you like to give the girl a silver
fox jacket for Christmas?
Speaker 1: You crazy?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 3: You know what those things cost?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And I haven't got that kind of though.
Speaker 2: Well would you be willing to stay and seventy five
bucks for one but getting a cart?
Speaker 1: Well? Make up your mind, Sterling.
Speaker 3: And do you want to look at this jacket?
Speaker 1: Your don't?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: Why can't I see it out here?
Speaker 3: Because there's a cop watching us? Careful, I'll sit on
the box.
Speaker 1: Is it in here?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Take a look?
Speaker 1: Pretty? Is this stolen merchandise?
Speaker 2: And I look, Sterling, ask me no questions, I'll tell
you no lies. All I know is that any girl
who gets a jacket like this is going to think
a boyfriend is plenty?
Speaker 1: All right, seventy five bucks you said.
Speaker 2: That's right and throwing that gift box. Do you notice
a label product? Hey, that's one of the biggest furries
in town. Sure when your girlfriend gets a load of that,
what do you think she'll.
Speaker 1: Say, wonder where I got the money? Okay, if you don't.
Speaker 2: Want to now, I'll take an answer there. You get
yourself up. Bye there, Sterling, take it for me. Pal,
you don't know what you walked int he You better
fill up the tank, Joe, I'm going out again. Only
sold one sober Fox today. I think I'll have to
try lower Broadway.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't need to fly with you.
Speaker 2: Eh.
Speaker 3: Oh, hello Bunny, Hello? Things which which you dropped from?
Speaker 6: Steve Ellis told me you kept your trumping.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 6: Mister renauld Is looking for you?
Speaker 7: We know.
Speaker 1: Before, don't you know?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No what I do?
Speaker 6: It's what Reno thinks you didn't do?
Speaker 3: Who He's crazy?
Speaker 6: Do you want to tell him that you know?
Speaker 1: There's no talking to him?
Speaker 3: Once he gets an idea and he said, he finally,
what do I do?
Speaker 6: How would you like to hide up my place?
Speaker 1: You mean you let me?
Speaker 6: Why not.
Speaker 3: Ever found out about this?
Speaker 1: Why should it? But somebody might read I'm not worried.
Speaker 3: I want you to know, Bunny, I'll never forget you
for this as well as I live.
Speaker 5: I know you mean well, darling, But if mister Renault
ever discovers this little deceit, that's not saying very much,
is it. Uh, Look, Hanes, maybe it would be better
if if were I'll skip it.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, hell nobody. For a minute, I was afraid
you changed your mind.
Speaker 7: Oh, there's very little danger of that real. I'm delighted
you remember thee Oh, Bunny, will you please shut the door?
So it was a trap, yes, but you're very lucky, Hanes.
Not every rat has offered such attractive bait. It was
a very fine piece of work, Bunny.
Speaker 5: Listen, Raino, you promised me nothing would happen to him
if I brought him here.
Speaker 7: Well, let's not worry about it, Joey. Oh, Hanes, I
believe you know, Lenn.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he does. We're all friends, are we powerful?
Speaker 7: It's right, Leonard, that's hardly the way to treat the guest, really, Haines,
I'm so sorry about this.
Speaker 1: May I offer you something? No, No, I don't want anything.
Speaker 7: That's where we differ because I do two weeks ago
you received your usual.
Speaker 1: Consignment of thur jackets.
Speaker 3: One cult was different. Where is it in my truck? Then?
Will you'll be good enough to check? Sure?
Speaker 6: I'll never mind. I've already looked.
Speaker 3: It isn't there?
Speaker 8: It didn't?
Speaker 3: No, Yeah, you know it's something I must have sold
the pen mistake. You gotta believe me, mister Reynold. Of
course I do. Who was the lucky buyer? It's just
the trouble and I don't know his name, Leonard.
Speaker 2: I've been looking forward to this for a long time, Haines.
Can I get through with you? Your own mother won't know.
Speaker 3: What was his name?
Speaker 6: I don't know for heaven's sake. Right now he's led
it away from him. You'll kill him, I hope not gone.
Speaker 7: But if he does well in our trade, death is
always an occupational hazard.
Speaker 1: Carry on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're the superintendent of this building and that tribe.
You got a Larry Sterling living here? Oh, come on, pop,
get with it. Larry Sterling?
Speaker 3: Do you know him?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 3: What apartment is he living? A?
Speaker 1: Thanks? But he ain't home now? Is not?
Speaker 3: Help went out about twenty minutes ago.
Speaker 1: When does he do?
Speaker 7: Back?
Speaker 2: Didn't say, well, how's about letting me wait for him
help yourself. No, I mean in his apartment. In his apartment, Yeah,
you gotta pass key, haven't you?
Speaker 1: Oh? I'm sure.
Speaker 3: Well, I suppose you let me borrow it. I couldn't
do that. Why i'll make it with you? While? Did
you use ten bucks?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, all you gotta do is let me borrow key.
I told you can. You don't understand, Pop. My name's Leonard.
You see I have an old friend of Larry's. I
want to surprise me. Yeah, sorry, all right, and I'll
tell you what i'll do.
Speaker 3: You still want to.
Speaker 2: Make that ten and if it's fine, don't forget the key.
All I want to know is when Larry came home tonight?
Speaker 3: Did he have a big package with him?
Speaker 1: Big package?
Speaker 3: Eh, a package about this size?
Speaker 1: Why do you want to know?
Speaker 3: No, listen to Jack, I'm asking the questions.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't have to And I say you though, Oh,
you keep your hands slot If you got me wrong, Pop.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hurt you. Why don't we forget
this ever happened, You'll just get out of here.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: If I was you wouldn't mention it Larry than anybody
dropped around a sim I wanted to be a surprise.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna be awful angry if you spoil it.
Speaker 3: And take care of yourself.
Speaker 2: Pop, I'd hate to drop around again to do it
for you. No, I shouldn't do this, George, and we
promised we wouldn't open our presence till Christmas Eve.
Speaker 6: No, Larry, twenty four hours one way or the other?
Wire making a difference?
Speaker 3: Is it a rope?
Speaker 1: Nope?
Speaker 6: Lounge and pajamas.
Speaker 1: You'll never guess. Let me see, Oh, Larry didn't expect
to for code, I didn't. Well what do you say?
Speaker 6: God? I think it's lovely, Larry.
Speaker 2: On try Oh sure, it's certainly not enthusiastic about it.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, honey, I guess I'm behaving.
Speaker 5: And you see?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 1: Is that jumis Colin?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Missus Parker the superintendent When mister Sterling lives, do you
expect to see him tonight?
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, he's here now?
Speaker 3: Oh could I talk to him? Please? Sue?
Speaker 6: It's for you, Lamb. Who is it the superintendent of
your building?
Speaker 1: Funny?
Speaker 3: Hello, I am mister Sterling.
Speaker 1: Well what's the trouble, Bob?
Speaker 10: I just thought you ought to know something. A fellows
around here tonight. Ask him questions about you, Pooh. He
wouldn't give his name, but he wanted me to let
him in your apartment. He was awful interested in that
big box you brought home tonight. When I wouldn't tell
him anything about it, he almost died me.
Speaker 1: Oh, listen, Papa, are you sure he's after me?
Speaker 3: Positive? If I was you, mister Sterling, I'd be careful.
Speaker 1: Thanks a lot, Pop, I'll be seeing.
Speaker 6: It was a true larry.
Speaker 1: Somebody's awfully curious about that.
Speaker 5: For a cod Now what would anybody in his right
mind be interested in that coat?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: What's a nice way for you to talk?
Speaker 5: I don't want I hurt your feelings? Done if you
came more than twenty dollars. But there's you were stuck.
Speaker 1: So you think I was a sucker. You know you
could be wrong too.
Speaker 6: How are you going to prove me?
Speaker 2: Maybe I can, But if you give me the classified directory, I'll.
Speaker 11: Find me someone who can. Yeah, I don't know whether
I've got the right party. What apartlem do you want?
Speaker 1: Twelve A? This is it? You were Mike wearing the faulton?
That's right?
Speaker 2: My name is Larry Sterling. I hate to bother you,
mister wearing it all right, come in, thank you? What's
on your mind?
Speaker 1: I'll not too busy.
Speaker 3: I'd like to talk to you about what this.
Speaker 1: Go on? Open the box.
Speaker 3: It's for a jacket. I bought it this afternoon with
a man named Walter Haynes. How come it's sporting the
DuPont brother's label.
Speaker 2: This guy Haynes led me to believe it was stolen
the old racket. Then there's a new one on me. Well,
what do you want me to do? Get your money back?
Speaker 1: No? I was a sucking story and I'm willing to
take my loss.
Speaker 3: And what's your problem? How much would you guess I
paid for this coat?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: One hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Seventy five, but my girlfriend says it isn't worth twenty Well, well,
if this coat's worthless, why is somebody so anxious to
get it from me?
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: My Superintendent's only several parties were making inquiries about me?
Speaker 3: What doesn't mean anything?
Speaker 2: Finally, they should all ask if I brought home a big,
bulky box that looked like it might contain a fur jacket.
Let me see that coat again. Well, it still looks
like a skin rabbit to me. That I've been wrong before.
I'll see what the expert's done to. DuPont brothers have
the same.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, is there something I can do for you?
Speaker 3: There is. I've been one of your fur jackets in
this box.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm awfully sorry, sir, but the exchange department is
closed till after Christmas. But I don't want to exchange it.
I just wanted to pray. I'm afraid that's out of
the question now, mister Wearing. Well, as you can see,
we're practically rushed to death. Well how long would it
take you to look at it? My dear fellow. You
just won't understand. Mister Dupond himself would have to look
at it, and I wouldn't dare disturb them.
Speaker 3: Mouth oh, I see. But then suppose I leave the
jacket here? Well, I can't make any promises, mister Wearing.
Speaker 1: Oh that's all right.
Speaker 3: I wanted to take my chances. I'll be back in
an hour.
Speaker 2: Hello huh oh, hello, lady burglar.
Speaker 3: I hope I didn't.
Speaker 2: Start on you, not particularly well if I'm in your way, Oh.
Speaker 5: Nothing of it. You must be, Mike Wearing. Also all
the folk, I guess I must be, and you you
can call me Bonnie.
Speaker 3: Well, I like nothing better than.
Speaker 5: A young man named Larry Sterling wrapped in to see
you about an hour ago.
Speaker 6: Well, that's what I've.
Speaker 1: Been then to believe.
Speaker 3: How did you get in here?
Speaker 6: I could say the door was unlocked.
Speaker 3: As you could, but I wouldn't necessarily have to believe you.
Speaker 6: In that case, you may as well know the truth
I used these.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not nice, Bunny, it's a penal offense.
Speaker 6: Oh thinking of calling someone.
Speaker 1: Just the police? How let's not be hasty?
Speaker 3: Shall who will you?
Speaker 6: Oh? I'm terribly sorry, mister Wearing.
Speaker 2: Mister Renold, you'll forgive me for not shaking, as I understand.
Speaker 3: That gun makes it rather awkward, doesn't it very What
do you want?
Speaker 1: Right on? Didn't Bonnie explain?
Speaker 6: I didn't get very far?
Speaker 7: Mister Wearing? I have reason to believe that a young
man named Larry Sterling left the fur jacket with you today?
Why should he do that? Maybe became suspicious, maybe he
had reason to be. Maybe, but that's hardly the point.
Where is the colt?
Speaker 3: Mister Wearing? My client bought that coat and good faith.
In good faith, Yes, he gave seventy five bucks for it.
Speaker 7: I assure you neither of you will lose by this transaction.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: His girlfriend was awfully crazy about it?
Speaker 1: Shall we say one thousand dollars?
Speaker 3: Shall we say? Nuts?
Speaker 1: Suppose I send one of my agents around. He's much
more persuasive than I am. Come, Banny, hold it?
Speaker 3: Where do you think you're going home? Naturally? Have you
any objections? Yes, several? You're staying herell the police arrive.
We are overlooking one thing, mister wearing What the gun?
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 3: Well, somehow I've been a feeling right out stupid, thundering fool.
Your type can never let will enough alon see if
a thick stuck of this, Mike, I'll never mind stealing.
I want to hear the rest of your story.
Speaker 2: It's just like I told you, and I walked in here,
I found you stretched out on the floor. How come
you decided to pay me a visit? Well, I know
Renault was on his way over. You didn't think it
necessary to warn me. Tried to call you, but there
was no answer. Why did you tell Renaud you hired me?
I didn't and who did my girlfriend Georgia Cohen? He
found out where she lived, and well, I guess it
wasn't very bright of it, but Georgia told him my
gun over.
Speaker 1: To see you.
Speaker 3: Mike, that coat must be worth thousands.
Speaker 2: What was the name of that character? You bought it
from Waterhines? And get the phone book and see if
he's listed. Oh, Bob, I can tell you where he
lives in twenty seven nineteen West ninety third, Apartment two D.
Thanks and you're Leonard. I think mister Renault told you
I'd be around as he did. I want that coat wearing.
Speaker 3: You know, Leonard Renault made a bad bet.
Speaker 2: You're no more persuasive than he is, and you're not
nearly as pretty as Bunnie tell me.
Speaker 1: You're a pretty tough cookie.
Speaker 2: You don't want to believe everything you hear, and there's
one way to find out of the way, Mike, nice going, Larry.
Speaker 1: I hope you don't mind me ruling that decay.
Speaker 3: No, if I had a lot easier to get a
new bottle, and this boy will a new head. Come on,
let's go.
Speaker 8: Fellow's open to.
Speaker 3: Be see here we are.
Speaker 2: He showed us the right place the nameplate, says Walter Harvey.
That's probably an alias. Notice the initials are the same.
Could be a coincidence, as could be.
Speaker 1: But Leonard sounded zoe. He knew way he was.
Speaker 3: What's the doors open?
Speaker 1: Careless of mister? Case?
Speaker 2: Yes, that sort of thing can cost you your life,
and in this case it did. What isn't that a
hand sticking out of that trunk?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I'll take it easy learning.
Speaker 1: Oh, look at his face. He was beaten to death,
wasn't he.
Speaker 3: That's a fairly safe assumption.
Speaker 1: Oh, might you get to find out who did this? Why? Oh,
you can't let Renold get away with this?
Speaker 3: Look, maybe we ought to take this from the beginning.
Who am I working for? Anyway?
Speaker 1: I don't understand.
Speaker 3: You came to my apartment this evening with a yawn
and Haines sold you a hot for a colt. Well,
it's true. And if you were stuck, why don't you
write the whole thing off? Why did you bring me
into this? Well I told you that.
Speaker 1: Don't you understand?
Speaker 3: Wearing that coat must be worth thousands? All right? All right,
let's assume for the sake of argument it is. What
does that mean to me, we'll split the money.
Speaker 1: What money?
Speaker 2: You admit the coat must be stolen. Maybe it's a reward. Well,
there's one way to find out. Suppose we see the
brothers DuPont.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, can I help you?
Speaker 1: I hope? So?
Speaker 3: My name is Wearing. I was in here a little
earlier today.
Speaker 2: I left the coke to be appraised of Oh yes,
of course I had miss DuPont look at it. Would
you be good enough to identify your merchandise? That's the
same one, Larry?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can never forget that far?
Speaker 3: And what's the code worth?
Speaker 1: Would you care to venture?
Speaker 2: I guess I'm judging by the trouble it's caused. I'd
say ten thousand. Oh your way off, sir?
Speaker 3: What did I say? Twenty?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 3: If I might be so bold? What do you pay
for this coat?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 3: You can't judge by that? If I'm got at a
bargain right and.
Speaker 1: He gained, believe it or not, seventy five dollars? Really?
Speaker 3: Ah well, strictly entra new, mister Wearing.
Speaker 2: This is a very rare example of jenus phillidaie oo
English translation, please.
Speaker 1: Skinned alley cat, And as such it isn't worth a dime,
you know't I'm a standing Mike.
Speaker 3: You sure that's the same coat?
Speaker 1: Positive? If the coat's worthless? Why was Haines killed?
Speaker 2: And don't ask me, Larry, I'm a stranger here myself.
Maybe Renault doesn't know it's value that they know. Leonard
and Bonnie are two stuck a tree, or to get
worked up over a phony fur piece. But it must
mean something, that's obviously, and brother Aino knows. Oh, maybe
you won't mind sharing his information with us. How are
you gonna find him through?
Speaker 3: Leonard?
Speaker 2: And do you think you'll cooperate if it's put to
them the right way? Remember how you knocked him cold
is well, don't forget how you did it. I may
want you to try it again.
Speaker 1: Still here, Mike, right way or left him?
Speaker 3: Come on, let it get up, Come on, Palsy. You'll
miss Santa Claus, Yes, but I.
Speaker 1: Won't miss you. Mike. Don't move, charmer. I'll let you
have it from here.
Speaker 2: It wasn't nice of you to fools that way, Leonard.
I would have sworn you had moved a ninch since
we left. Don't feel too bad, worry, I only moved
two from here to where you left my gun and
back where's the coat?
Speaker 3: Are you still harping on that? You're wasting your time?
It's worthless. It's just soon take it over your dead body.
Speaker 1: I think he means that, Mike. Well, I don't.
Speaker 3: You're bluffing Leonard, who shouldn't have called me pal Me,
not weary Larry?
Speaker 1: Larry? All right? Yeh? I think so? Didn't he have
fright your folks?
Speaker 3: Oh that's perfectly all right? Friend? Another second in this
falk and would have been cold turkey?
Speaker 1: What about him?
Speaker 3: And he's dead?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: Whom are we indebted?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Whi?
Speaker 3: It's a night of Larry, don't you know me?
Speaker 1: Mister? The way your face looks, I don't think your
own mother.
Speaker 3: Would hit buddy.
Speaker 1: He got a girl Haines. Sure, Mike, this is Walla Hayes.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, if you're Haynes, who's the stiff in
your apartment right now?
Speaker 3: Lennet could oh the old double cross?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Or where have you been? Well? They kept me tied
up in some dame's apartment.
Speaker 3: Bunny's yeah, yeah, Bunny's hey.
Speaker 2: Drake got Lucia went to Larry's apartment and some other
day told me I could locate him here, must have
been Georgia.
Speaker 3: What's this all about, Haines, What's what all about this
fur coat?
Speaker 1: Believe me?
Speaker 8: Worry, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I got it in a consignment with my regular merchandise.
Where does Bonnie come in?
Speaker 6: Right on, cue mister wearing funny.
Speaker 1: You want to do something about that door?
Speaker 3: Mike?
Speaker 6: Yes, next time, get a spring total clothes. Where's the coat?
Speaker 3: Mic I wanted? Now what do you say, Haynes, I
say give it to her. No, she's a pretty determined
young lady. Larry here you are by name quird Well, No,
just drape it over the chair.
Speaker 5: Now, all of you stay put for the next five minutes.
The first one who gets careless enough to show his face.
Speaker 6: Out of the doorway, we'll get it blown off. Good Night, folks,
Thanks a million.
Speaker 3: Get the phone, Sterling, Maybe we can head a row
up here. Hurried up, Larry Gold outstairs. I thought you
were gonna rush a wary if you're worried about that coat, Haines,
forget it.
Speaker 2: She won't get away. Oh she'd keep the coat for
a light cat might fill it. This business and I'm blaming.
Oh it's a deadly what happened to the box that
came in?
Speaker 3: Wat threw it away? You kidd why it wasn't worth anything? Look,
I want that box wearing, and I'm not clocked.
Speaker 2: Why make an issue of a little thing like that, Haynes,
unless it isn't a little thing.
Speaker 1: Suppose we see a way from that door.
Speaker 2: I want the box, don't you.
Speaker 3: Done? If I can see why? It's like any other
cardboard box to me? Maybe if I were to rip
the cardboard apart, they cut that out? What do you know?
Speaker 1: Pretty cute? Huh?
Speaker 3: We never think of looking for a letter pasted between
two sheets of cardboard.
Speaker 1: You did? Hell well, you gave me the lead.
Speaker 3: This is a pretty important piece of stationary Hanes. I
got the name on top of Moscow Federation. I want
that letter wearings. I'm beginning to understand.
Speaker 1: Why do I get it?
Speaker 6: Mister?
Speaker 1: You certainly do? Did you have to do that? Larry?
And I have to do that? You realize he was
gonna kill you? Sure, but I might as well be dead.
Speaker 3: You realize that was my last bottle of Christmas cheir?
Now what am I gonna do?
Speaker 1: Whearing? That was a real great job.
Speaker 3: Oh thanks, Larim, say he hadn't you better be running
off to see a girl?
Speaker 2: How not like get the complete story and what happened
from yesterday morn until last night?
Speaker 1: What was in that letter anyway?
Speaker 2: Something the boys in the Department of Justice have been
looking for for a long time. Hey, you've heard of
the international movement known as Moscow Federation. Yes, Unfortunately that
letter contained a complete list of outfits here and in
South America that they're cooperating with them.
Speaker 1: Well how did it wind up in Haynes's hands? Renault
had it?
Speaker 2: Originally he was an agent for Moscow. He was told
to contact these organizations and keep them in line. Oh
that Haines was working for Renault?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 3: Sure, peddling hot fur was a blind for the mob.
Speaker 2: He was Renault's boy until he realized what a wonderful
source of blacknail that list was.
Speaker 3: So he got you to hold the list form while
he carried out his plan.
Speaker 2: He killed Renault and messed up his face so it
would pass for his own.
Speaker 1: Well where did Bonnie figure in this?
Speaker 3: Oo?
Speaker 1: Kiss, you didn't even know this?
Speaker 3: Or she thought the coke was the all important thing?
Speaker 2: How much you know it wasn't that appraiser gave me
the tip offs, and the one thing we'd overlooked in
the case.
Speaker 3: Was the box that came in.
Speaker 1: But what made you realize Haines was a killer?
Speaker 2: It was a story he told. He claimed he was
beaten up and kept a prisoner in Bonnie's place, and
he came to my house right after he escaped and
learned where you were. But when I asked him about
the corpse in his own apartment, he wasn't even surprised.
Speaker 3: Right off the bat, he knew it was very Now.
Speaker 1: I guess that'll learn me my legs a lot, Mike,
I'll be saying it.
Speaker 3: So what a minute? Where you rushing off to?
Speaker 2: In case you've forgotten, this is the night before Christmas.
My girlfriend Georgia must still be wondering what happened to him?
Speaker 1: Ah, yes, of course, But what about you?
Speaker 3: Well, I guess this is my unlucky Knights.
Speaker 2: I don't have a date on Christmas Eve? Isn't that
irony for you? Me and Santa Claus are the only
two guys in town who I left holding the bag.