Speaker 1: What is a windows screen something you used to keep
Speaker 1: flies inside the house? Correct? Pay that man eight dollars.
Speaker 1: What is a bathing beauty a girl with a nice
Speaker 1: profile all the way down? Correct? Pay that man nine dollars.
Speaker 2: Because it pays to be ignorant, as living proof to
Speaker 2: audu service men and women listening in over there, that
Speaker 2: it does pay to be ignorant. Here's another half hour
Speaker 2: with Radio's biggest collection of Zanny's The Incomparable with George Shelton,
Speaker 2: Lodo McConnell, and Harry McNaughton, our doctor of music Nat
Speaker 2: Novic and the man who sticks his neck out every
Speaker 2: week at this time, our moderator, Tom Howard, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Ken Robinson.
Speaker 1: Love me, ladies and gentlemen. Well, here's that quiz program
Speaker 1: again with the Board of Experts, who consists of three
Speaker 1: people whose brain has been in quarantine ever since the
Speaker 1: day they were bored. First, we had to celebrate author
Speaker 1: mister Harry McNaughton, who was just written the booking title
Speaker 1: how to Get into a Girdle or the Battle of
Speaker 1: the Bowls. But here he is, mister Harry McNaughton.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I have a poem, mister haw Yeah, Yeah, it's a
Speaker 5: grateful feet of.
Speaker 6: Meat, and sweep was tipping the.
Speaker 5: Night fantastic when suddenly she tore for the dressing room door.
Speaker 6: Uh huh, you can't trust this wartime.
Speaker 7: Elastic has to be.
Speaker 5: I could have written more, you know, but I didn't
Speaker 5: want to stretch it.
Speaker 1: All right, Nice, we have a woman who went a
Speaker 1: girl at school, couldn't get a head and still hasn't
Speaker 1: got one. A woman who a she calls to visit.
Speaker 1: You can stay longer in a half hour than the
Speaker 1: average person can stay in the whole week. That's Lula mcconel.
Speaker 1: How was your pie last night?
Speaker 8: It's the hour? Yeah, how we've.
Speaker 7: Made pusses the corner?
Speaker 1: Did you did you enjoy yourself? Now?
Speaker 3: Somebody hit me the pussons?
Speaker 1: Ill, let's get on here. Nice. We have a man. Nice,
Speaker 1: We have a man who was born in a pod.
Speaker 1: Now everything he touches his myth. A man a man
Speaker 1: who went a boy killed his mother and father so
Speaker 1: he could go to the orphan's picnic. Mester George shout faith,
Speaker 1: you know, like, how did you see by the newspapers?
Speaker 1: Dick Tracy just paid fifty dollars for a suit of
Speaker 1: red flannel underwear at the dollars for a suit of
Speaker 1: red flannel underwear.
Speaker 3: I bet he'll get it to this time.
Speaker 1: Let's get on here. And now that you met the experts,
Speaker 1: here's the first question. See if you can tell me
Speaker 1: here it is? What is a bridle path?
Speaker 2: He was for?
Speaker 5: Did you say a bridle path to the high That
Speaker 5: bridle path?
Speaker 1: What is it? It's the last mile for some poor sucker.
Speaker 1: Oh no, A bridle pass is an iron of the
Speaker 1: church you walk down. That's not what I mean. A
Speaker 1: bridle path is something else? Or if something else, why
Speaker 1: do they call.
Speaker 4: It a bridle path?
Speaker 1: It is a bridle pan leave.
Speaker 6: It that way?
Speaker 1: What do you want to change it as something else for?
Speaker 4: You're always changing things.
Speaker 1: I've got you're the guy that changed sixth Avenues to
Speaker 1: the Avenue of the American.
Speaker 3: Look you're talking about Mary, Well, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: I am talking about something that has to do with
Speaker 1: a horse.
Speaker 6: Oh, come come to the house. Whoever heard of a
Speaker 6: horse getting mad?
Speaker 4: Believe? Why not?
Speaker 1: If they lead them to the halt, and don't they
Speaker 1: Leadion is enough harder? That's terrible.
Speaker 3: And he has a groom, don't they see? I mean
Speaker 3: he has a blue don't get so nosy.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 1: The place is not about Mars, It's about horses.
Speaker 5: Oh, I went horseback riding the other day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, did you go alone?
Speaker 6: No, the horse went with me.
Speaker 3: Well, wait a minute's mcnard.
Speaker 1: You say you went horseback riding?
Speaker 5: Where did you ride right between the horses.
Speaker 4: Neck and his tail?
Speaker 5: I would say approximately around the middle.
Speaker 1: All right, that's enough the tough time, all right, way.
Speaker 9: Let's get on here.
Speaker 3: I love horseback riding. I went horseback riding last Sunday.
Speaker 1: Fine, you went horseback riding. Tell me where did you go?
Speaker 7: I said, the Canises?
Speaker 6: Really, how is that it?
Speaker 1: Will you please get back to the question. What is
Speaker 1: the bridal path you was for? I remember when I
Speaker 1: got married. I don't start that marriage visit. I didn't start.
Speaker 1: It's been going on for years, even before we had
Speaker 1: bridle paths. Bridle paths are not for marriage, are they
Speaker 1: for them? They're for bridles? Wait a minute, they're for horses.
Speaker 6: Well, horses have bridles.
Speaker 4: Mits, mccaddle.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been in Central Park?
Speaker 3: Are you kidding?
Speaker 1: I see what you mean? Have you ever seen people
Speaker 1: riding horse back in the park in the daytime? Now?
Speaker 1: What are you doing in central part of the daytime?
Speaker 8: Ah?
Speaker 7: Silly ball? How did I get in there? Yah?
Speaker 1: I go. Now here's the next question, by attention. If
Speaker 1: a woman is married twenty five years to her husband,
Speaker 1: how long has her husband been married?
Speaker 6: What's her name?
Speaker 1: That doesn't make much difference. We'll just call them mister
Speaker 1: and missus sea cook. Did you say mister and missus
Speaker 1: sea Cook? That's right.
Speaker 4: I used to know this son.
Speaker 6: Oh how'd you know the helicope?
Speaker 1: Well, everybody call him a son of a sea cook? Oh? Yes, great,
Speaker 1: forget the name. The question is if a woman is
Speaker 1: married twenty five years, how long is her husband to marry?
Speaker 1: Wasn't the chest wedding?
Speaker 8: Mister Howard?
Speaker 1: That doesn't enter into the question. Let's just say it's
Speaker 1: the plain, simple wedding, and the one.
Speaker 4: That's get married is plain and simply.
Speaker 1: If you ask me, nobody asked so well, they might
Speaker 1: they might ask me.
Speaker 4: Wait, they asked you.
Speaker 3: They might write me, all right, they might.
Speaker 1: I was married by justice to page you were, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I have had no justice, no pieces.
Speaker 5: Micconell told me, how how did you get your husband him?
Speaker 4: In a crap game? Was the dice loading?
Speaker 8: No, but he was.
Speaker 1: The heart.
Speaker 6: Do you think manages the chief.
Speaker 1: Cause of divorce? Yeah, I think it is. You're a
Speaker 1: enignor ramit's miss mcgot well.
Speaker 4: You're wrong, old boy.
Speaker 6: I don't belong to any law.
Speaker 3: I say, sick Pconnell. Would you marry an ugly man
Speaker 3: jest for his money?
Speaker 1: I don't know how much money you got. Well, get
Speaker 1: back to the question. If a woman is married twenty
Speaker 1: five years, how long as theore have been married?
Speaker 7: I think I don't get married.
Speaker 3: You know, I've been going through life in single harness.
Speaker 4: I think I'll do it in double harness.
Speaker 1: After that, I'll give my regards to the other horse.
Speaker 1: Why would I ever turned around the first time my
Speaker 1: old man whistled at me. I bet your old man
Speaker 1: wished you had never whistled if he asked me, have.
Speaker 3: You any children listening? Not?
Speaker 1: No? We have not. Why everybody has children? The birds
Speaker 1: of these, even turtles have children.
Speaker 6: I have, Oh, I always thought they had tuttles.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: You know a friend of mine got married the other day.
Speaker 5: Is he had a pound of butter and she had
Speaker 5: a pound of liver. Woods they got married for a
Speaker 5: corner or a horse.
Speaker 4: I have the Maloney look Johnny.
Speaker 9: Only member in the August.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's going to be good tonight.
Speaker 8: I don't, Oh no, I know they might have been
Speaker 8: taken leave.
Speaker 7: Plan are Momley.
Speaker 1: Who now we come to walk in Tesson's why mister
Speaker 1: Robinson getting the pops up. Where we turn to the
Speaker 1: musical portion of our program, we have an orchestra who
Speaker 1: at one time had music explained to them but never
Speaker 1: heard any of it. So that's the way they play here.
Speaker 1: They are Dr Novic and his Quizzlings, Dr hey Ge,
Speaker 1: Double l Y and anybody is d Kelly you can
Speaker 1: tell him by his style is a D by the
Speaker 1: foot he is irin fruit has anybody has day Kelly?
Speaker 1: Tell him for the green next time?
Speaker 9: I am that's very They were alone. It wasn't.
Speaker 1: Okay, no all r Gey that's carry it.
Speaker 7: That's all. We aren't trying to take no tay a
Speaker 7: word again.
Speaker 4: A Hey, no.
Speaker 1: Aga make th it's amain that shame and I have.
Speaker 7: Thank you act carry.
Speaker 1: A.
Speaker 7: I hope.
Speaker 1: Boy, I'd fire that August Reverend wasn't put up act
Speaker 1: that I can beat them all. Playing Teenagh was our
Speaker 1: first contents, our first guesses.
Speaker 2: Eving Howard is Corporal John Ackerman of the United States Marine.
Speaker 1: How do you do, mister Ackerman. It's the pleasure to
Speaker 1: have you with us.
Speaker 8: How do you feel, sir?
Speaker 6: I feel fine?
Speaker 1: Well, that's great. Where's your hometown? Would you care to
Speaker 1: tell down?
Speaker 5: Scobyville, New Jersey, Oh, Scobyville down their own know the
Speaker 5: place well, Tobyville, New jay v Well, put a baseball
Speaker 5: trub in my hand.
Speaker 6: And call me batty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I used I used to wash that.
Speaker 3: I was a dishwasher in the dentist office.
Speaker 6: You are you were a dish washer in the dentist office.
Speaker 1: I used to wash plates, laid our attention until the
Speaker 1: mister Ackerman, he's working out to be a moron. I
Speaker 1: won't have been.
Speaker 6: I wont have been in the service kit.
Speaker 1: Just about three and a half here, three and a
Speaker 1: half here. It's fine, my boy. And congratulations. Are you
Speaker 1: still in or are you about to get out?
Speaker 8: I'm about to get out.
Speaker 4: I hope. Well, I hope so too, my boy.
Speaker 1: And congratulations to it. And I hope you have lots
Speaker 1: of luck when you don't get out.
Speaker 5: I sell you know a couple you know, congratulations too
Speaker 5: for me?
Speaker 4: Yea, I was in the last foe.
Speaker 6: You know, I was a real gunner on a bomber.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, in the last one that didn't have
Speaker 1: any rare gunners on the bombers.
Speaker 5: But didn't no, no wonder they tied me onto the table.
Speaker 1: What didn't you do before you went in the service
Speaker 1: I was a real gun on the part of the interruption,
Speaker 1: mister Ackerman.
Speaker 3: I did service station work mostly.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see you were.
Speaker 1: Sort of a service station attendant. And do you think
Speaker 1: you'll go back to that work after the after you
Speaker 1: get out or no, I don't think I will. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't think so too. I bet you've learned a
Speaker 1: lot since those days. Well, we certainly aren't very happy
Speaker 1: to have you with us here tonight, which you're on
Speaker 1: watched her name Honey.
Speaker 8: John, John John.
Speaker 1: I love that name John John.
Speaker 3: So manly.
Speaker 1: I love manly name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there's so manly.
Speaker 7: You said that.
Speaker 4: What I love the name John. You're you.
Speaker 8: You could just call me pigeon.
Speaker 4: I like to fill a tu.
Speaker 1: And you got to toast the match too, uh, John.
Speaker 1: When you reach into the dunchcap fain pick out a
Speaker 1: question for us, please one, would you be good enough
Speaker 1: to read the question if you don't mind, just take
Speaker 1: good time.
Speaker 6: What country to marry? Queen of Scott's come from?
Speaker 1: What country did Mary, Queen of Scott's come from? So hard?
Speaker 6: Would you mind repeating the question?
Speaker 1: All right, I'll repeat it, of course, of your mind.
Speaker 4: Don't I don't, I don't mind.
Speaker 6: You don't mind what I.
Speaker 1: Don't mind repeating the question?
Speaker 3: You don't.
Speaker 6: All that's spouting is to hard. Thank you so much,
Speaker 6: Kenny On.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you. What's it was Mary, Queen of Scott's from.
Speaker 4: What's the name of the country.
Speaker 8: Ain't that awful?
Speaker 1: That's the question I'm asked. What became of the other question?
Speaker 3: What out a question? What about the Queen of Park.
Speaker 1: I didn't say, bodife a Scott from my country? Was Mary,
Speaker 1: Queen of scott She was later an English queen.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, you should have seen the Brooklyn queen I
Speaker 3: was out with last time.
Speaker 8: Boy.
Speaker 3: I tried to kiss her.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what happened?
Speaker 4: And she crowned me.
Speaker 1: I'm not thought about that kind of queen, this queen,
Speaker 1: This queen was a ruler how long? Mister McCartney, you're
Speaker 1: a perfect idiot.
Speaker 6: That's what I like about this country. Everybody gets a chance.
Speaker 1: Man this is a historical question. Do you know anything
Speaker 1: about history, miss McConnell i, or I made enough of it?
Speaker 1: I well, Mary, Queen of Scott's was a historical character.
Speaker 1: Well marry historic to mister Howard, some of your own
Speaker 1: man did no, no go oh, Now me and I
Speaker 1: old man get historical time to have a fight. No,
Speaker 1: you'll mean hysterical. I mean historical.
Speaker 3: We did up the pass.
Speaker 6: Oh you know you know I had a fight with
Speaker 6: my wife last night.
Speaker 3: Oh don't you know, mister mc north, Before you start fighting,
Speaker 3: you should.
Speaker 1: Count up to ten.
Speaker 5: I did, but you should see what he did to
Speaker 5: me while I was counting.
Speaker 1: You know, sta fighting. I used to be a fighter.
Speaker 1: I bought kid William's kid Brody Kids, Sweeting and then
Speaker 1: my manager double cross me.
Speaker 6: Really, how you run out of kids?
Speaker 4: And he made me fight a full grown man.
Speaker 1: My old man is starting to be a fighter. Yep,
Speaker 1: he says, all the time, punching the bag. Well why
Speaker 1: don't why don't you punch him back?
Speaker 8: What you know?
Speaker 5: I cried pride fighting once?
Speaker 8: Did you make any money?
Speaker 1: How much did you get a fight?
Speaker 5: Ten dollars down and ten dollars When I got up,
Speaker 5: I was on the canvas so much. They called me
Speaker 5: Mona Lisa, Lisa mcnoth, They called me very nice thing.
Speaker 1: Can we please get back to the question. That was
Speaker 1: the question of Howard, are you paying attention? That's a
Speaker 1: good question. Who get that in?
Speaker 6: What was the question?
Speaker 7: Are you playing attention?
Speaker 1: I'm not, Johnny said, And now who's our next guest?
Speaker 2: Our next guest, mister Howard is a very lovely and
Speaker 2: charming young lady. Michael Sam's Navy Yeman, third Class Alice,
Speaker 2: King of the Wave.
Speaker 1: Bye, good evening, miss King, and welcome to a place Biggart.
Speaker 1: How are you deceavening, Miss King? It's fine, well, that's fine.
Speaker 1: You certainly do look it. We're very glad to have
Speaker 1: you with us. Where's your hometown with your care to
Speaker 1: tell us the mone Iowa?
Speaker 5: Oh des Moine ile, Oh yeah, yeah, of course that's
Speaker 5: an hour, isn't it.
Speaker 6: Mister?
Speaker 4: That's right des Moines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: I'm hoping cleverly I should say you are.
Speaker 1: Can we go on for the next question. Let's make
Speaker 1: when the snakes get drunk they see you. You know,
Speaker 1: I have a brother washing in des Moines, not in Ioway, though,
Speaker 1: des Moines, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 7: I see.
Speaker 1: Shu up shopper's cold shallows. Yeah, I expect of that
Speaker 1: from your mental shallow.
Speaker 3: I'm got a seamor in town, and I got an
Speaker 3: awful coal in Detroit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I had to buy a new jersey. I see,
Speaker 4: kept me warmer.
Speaker 1: Where you stay home for a change, you'll be all
Speaker 1: over the nation. Pay no attention to them.
Speaker 8: Miss king.
Speaker 1: What are you doing in New York? You're stationed here
Speaker 1: or something?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: No, I'm having lots of fun.
Speaker 1: Are you stationed here? Yes? I work in the Navy
Speaker 1: Catalog Office, in the General Office work. Oh, the General
Speaker 1: and the Navy catalog Or that's make enough catalogs? Is
Speaker 1: that right? Well, we help out, or you'll help out.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can help me out. Do you know if
Speaker 1: the news year's robut cadlloc is out? You don't do that? No,
Speaker 1: well I didn't know, you know, thanks be ignorant.
Speaker 8: That's the name of the show.
Speaker 1: I long, I long have been the service a little
Speaker 1: over a year. Yeah that's fine.
Speaker 8: How do you like it?
Speaker 1: I suppose you real?
Speaker 8: Well, you're good? Good?
Speaker 1: What did you doing?
Speaker 8: The what did you do?
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna get them fixed next week. What what
Speaker 1: did you do in the mines before you went into
Speaker 1: the service. I worked in an office in the general
Speaker 1: office for a call. Oh you've done general office work,
Speaker 1: book keeping, stenography and stuff like that. Did you ever
Speaker 1: take any dictation?
Speaker 8: No, you never took any.
Speaker 1: Then you're not married.
Speaker 7: No, she's a nice little way though.
Speaker 4: I just here admiring. Oh you.
Speaker 1: Know, I went over to Jersey to see a little
Speaker 1: wave last week.
Speaker 3: She just finished her basic training is town?
Speaker 4: Yeah, next week we go on maneuvers.
Speaker 1: Jesus, I'm so now you've got interrupted in your maneuvers.
Speaker 4: I was spied around and she gave me a work.
Speaker 1: Mister Yellen, remind me to put razor blades in your
Speaker 1: cornflakes were legim of a gang. Oh how do you
Speaker 1: like though, you are, Miss King? I like it real well.
Speaker 1: Ce Liberty Town what a swell Liberty Town? A swell
Speaker 1: Liberty Town? What just what do you mean by Liberty Town? Well,
Speaker 1: they give the service people a lot of opportunities to
Speaker 1: go to all the shows and everything. Oh, they give
Speaker 1: to say, Oh, well, love's fine. I'm glad to hear that. Yes,
Speaker 1: New York has a great reputation for training the service
Speaker 1: people very nice as. I suppose you've seen a lot
Speaker 1: of shows, that's right.
Speaker 8: Uh huh what show did you see? Oh?
Speaker 1: Practice, all of them?
Speaker 8: All of them?
Speaker 1: Which one did you like?
Speaker 2: This? I like them all?
Speaker 4: Oh you do?
Speaker 1: Well, that's fine. You're coming. Are not sticking your chin out?
Speaker 4: What are you doing after the show tonight?
Speaker 7: Never mind?
Speaker 1: You said, yell him at too much liberty? That's right,
Speaker 1: enough attention to me, I said before. We're going to
Speaker 1: throw him a fish any minute.
Speaker 5: I think the ladies very charming body, pretty body attacked
Speaker 5: your fascinating well, I know that very nice piece of
Speaker 5: brick of.
Speaker 1: Bread, mister McNaught. When did you first come to know
Speaker 1: that you like girls?
Speaker 6: But I found out they win boys.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm going to go less the ball with
Speaker 1: the sailor tomorrow and eye you're going to a fancy
Speaker 1: dress ball. Yeah, yeah, I am.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've all up said, I don't know what.
Speaker 8: To go as, don't know what to go at.
Speaker 1: Why don't you take a trunk with you and go
Speaker 1: as an elephant? Shut up your showder shower as long
Speaker 1: as out there?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 6: What that long island chowder? Oh?
Speaker 1: I see I'm doing a favor. While you're here, miss King,
Speaker 1: I'm reaching as a dungecat to Johnny Holds and pick
Speaker 1: out a question for us, if you don't mind, and
Speaker 1: when you get one, would you be good enough to
Speaker 1: read it?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 1: How many wheels has a bicycle?
Speaker 8: Very nice?
Speaker 1: How many wheels as a bicycles? Hard?
Speaker 6: Would that be a man's bicycle or a woman's bicycle?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 1: Mis mc good, don't worry about it. It doesn't make
Speaker 1: any difference.
Speaker 7: Don't if I don't make any difference.
Speaker 3: Why do they make men's bicycles and a women's bicycles?
Speaker 3: Why don't they make them all alike?
Speaker 4: I discriminate?
Speaker 1: Answer me that if you can, my fine feathered friends,
Speaker 1: Mister Challon, you're a pool friary.
Speaker 4: Won't get you no question. I don't invade the question.
Speaker 1: Don't try to get out of answering it either. I
Speaker 1: not even try to answer your question, mister.
Speaker 6: How that isn't fair. We try to answer your question
Speaker 6: quite naturally. We expect the same cooperation from you. Suppose
Speaker 6: he made no effort to answer your questions?
Speaker 1: Yeah, where would you be? And you wouldn't get an
Speaker 1: answer then at all?
Speaker 6: I never get an answer now I wouldn't say that's
Speaker 6: the house.
Speaker 8: What's that?
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say that.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you say it?
Speaker 8: Because you just said it?
Speaker 6: I know coffee cap?
Speaker 1: All right? Do you mean you don't know how many
Speaker 1: wheels a bicycle has?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 1: The answer is in the word itself?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But what boy?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: But what work? I think I know the word? If
Speaker 1: he not knows the work, we do, don't tell hi
Speaker 1: us to nigne that?
Speaker 9: Fine?
Speaker 1: As they got.
Speaker 8: What is the word?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 6: The word wheels?
Speaker 1: Wheel? How do you figure that out?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: How do you figure that out?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 1: You stop repeating every page.
Speaker 5: Well, you see, if a bicycle only had one wheel,
Speaker 5: mister Howard would have used the singular. He would have
Speaker 5: said how many wheels has a bicycle?
Speaker 6: He was much to be said how many wheels? As
Speaker 6: a bicycle? We must accept the fact that the bicycle
Speaker 6: has more than one wheel?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but how do we know he's telling the truth?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: How do we know we tell the truth?
Speaker 6: Well we'll presume that he is. You see.
Speaker 5: So with that hue to work on, all we have
Speaker 5: to do now is figure out the exact number of
Speaker 5: wheels the bicycle has.
Speaker 6: Perfectly simple.
Speaker 1: This is mcnon that's marvelous.
Speaker 4: What's marvelous about it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: What's marbless man?
Speaker 3: I don't think it's marvelous, but something don't.
Speaker 1: Think it's marbles, females word long?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Is that the bicycle has more than one wheel?
Speaker 1: But how many wheels?
Speaker 4: More than one wheel?
Speaker 3: That's gonna be figured out.
Speaker 1: That's the toughest job ahead of us. Yeah, no, but
Speaker 1: wheels is not the words that give you the clue that.
Speaker 1: What's the idea of trying to the deceivers like that?
Speaker 6: Haven't got enough trouble.
Speaker 1: Trying to figure these problems out without you giving us
Speaker 1: fourth cues? Yeah, I hate anything fall. Well, why don't
Speaker 1: you take a taste back the way you got a.
Speaker 8: Look? Don't no of you know what the.
Speaker 1: Prefix the I mean?
Speaker 6: How would you repeat that by you say?
Speaker 1: I say, don't none of you know what the prefix
Speaker 1: the I mean?
Speaker 4: Now he's talking about vitamins.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about vitamins, I said the I meaning too.
Speaker 5: Oh, there are two bicycles, though, why don't you say
Speaker 5: something fall?
Speaker 1: Oh he's a sneaky little guy, that guy and I
Speaker 1: just can't be truck plaze. There's only one bicycle Look,
Speaker 1: cycle means wheel, b I means too. How many wheels
Speaker 1: as a bicycle?
Speaker 6: Wow, that's the question. Go until next week.
Speaker 5: In the meantime, the next bicycle I see, I'll make
Speaker 5: it my business account, the wheels, and I'll let you know.
Speaker 4: I'll phone you.
Speaker 7: Yes, that is an idea of it's nick not so
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 1: I have a bicycle, but when I went riding, I haven't.
Speaker 3: Notice whether it had wheels, runner or not.
Speaker 1: Oh really, do you write a bicycle?
Speaker 5: Tell me how do you keep your trousers from getting
Speaker 5: caught in the stroucket?
Speaker 4: I have tramps in my pants?
Speaker 7: Wu well, I.
Speaker 1: Flos razious at the end of a rope, which is
Speaker 1: where the express belong. We like, have you all listen
Speaker 1: again next week? Now here's that how calling bartone to
Speaker 1: tell you what we mean when we say it.
Speaker 5: The record.
Speaker 2: That's all to be with us again next week. And
Speaker 2: here it's proven again by Tom Howard, Lida McConnell, George Sheldon,
Speaker 2: and Harry McNaughton that it pays to be Ignorant Ken
Speaker 2: Roberts speaking. This is the Armed Forces Radio Service