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Speaker 1: Don't touch that dial because there's nothing else on. You

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might just as well listen to Blondie Blondie rebroadcasts for

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the Servicemen and Women of the United Nations, with Penny

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Singleton and Arthur Lake as Blondie and Dagwood Bumpstead, respectively.

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Speaker 2: And now for our weekly visit with our neighbors, the

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Bumpsteads of Shady Lane Avenue, who have as their guest. Tonight,

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Fanny Brice has Baby Snooks. Yes, tonight Baby Snooks is

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going to visit the Bumpstead But first let's look in

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at one two seven Shady Lane Avenue and see what's

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going on. Something seems to be wrong with Alexander, the

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pride and joy of the Bumpstead family. It seems he

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isn't enjoying school this year as much as he did before.

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Blondie and dag Wood are talking to Alexander, who just

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arrived home after a hard day with his teacher.

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Speaker 3: Well, Alexander, how did school go today? Huh? I said,

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how did school go today? I didn't notice? Hey, what's

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the matter with you? Was it what happened today? I

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don't know. I haven't seen the evening paper yet. We

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mean what happened at school? Oh? At school? Oh, Alexander,

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please pay attention and focus your eyes. Excuse me, mom,

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He like you're only half here, which even less than that, Alexander,

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we'd like to know what happened at school. We're your parents,

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and we hope we're not asking too much, but we

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would like to know what to happen at school if

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if anything, Oh, it was the same old stuff. M well,

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go ahead, go ahead? Was why if he you ask

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me some questions and I answered the questions, well at

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you answered them all that's my thumb. I answered them

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all wrong. That's your son, Alexander. It does what seems

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to be wrong with school this year? Huh? Cosin it

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just doesn't seem to be anything right about it. And

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that's a hard situation to correct. While I'm going upstairs

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and woke around, call me when dinner's ready. How do

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you like that? I don't. I can't understand what's wrong

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with it? Well, Blondie, maybe it's one of those things,

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you know, Blondie. Ever so often he decides on his

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life's work. He's going to be an actor, a chemist,

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or steeple jack. In there, we have trouble with him

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when Jilly forgets it. What do you think he's decided

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to be this time a loafer? Well, he can't get

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away with that Nith family, even if he did get

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the idea from you. Yeah, even if he did get

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If you're blondie, Will, Alexander usually sees you lying on

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that couch. He already knows what you look like standing

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out at all, Blondie. He's beginning to think his father

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is something horizontal that snored. Now, now, Broondie, that's not fair.

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You can't blame me for the way Alexander has been acting, Will,

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what do you think it's wrong? Then? He certainly lost

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interest in things. Yeah, he seems to have lost interest

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in everything. Get away, I'm at I'll test amount, Alexander. Yeah,

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do you want a quarter? I said, do you want

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a quarter? I as you the first time. Pop, I'm

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just thinking is over he's lost interest? All right, Well

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do you want it? Yeah? Okay, oh, thank you too much.

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Then I come downstairs again. You can drop it in

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my pocket. Oh maybe maybe he'd likes me to spend

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it for him too. As you know, I've been thinking

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maybe we're not taking enough interest in his mental development. Well,

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I have. I've always been interested in training his mind

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the same way mine was trained, but you always chased

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me away from him. Well, dear one, Dagwood Bumpstead is enough, Yeah,

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you know, Dagwood, I think i'd better have a little

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talk with him and see if I can't get him

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interested in something. Oh that's well, but what are you

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going to get him interested in? I know, I know

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exactly what I'll talk to him about. I'll explain to

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him what's going on in the world. You know, Alexander

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doesn't realize that history is being made all around him. Now, Alexander,

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I wanna have a little chatter you, okame on? What

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about Well, you seem to have lost interest in things.

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I don't believe you know what a very important period

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the world is going through right now. Oh yes, but

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of course I didn't attend the Big Power O A

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dumbard noakes where Oh yeah, yes, uh? Well, then you

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just asked any questions at all, and I'll uh answer

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them for you. What are your opinions on postwar planning

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and the Peach? Uh? Uh? Post war planning and the piece.

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Yeah that's right, postwar planning and the Peach. Oh well,

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love Uh let's see. Uh yes, oh, of course that

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question isn't very specific, Alexander. Ask me something that isn't

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so general. Well, what do you think of Lord van

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Sitter's proposals? Who? Lord Bencer, Lord van Sitters? Oh? Oh, yes,

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of course, Well I guess that's that, Alexander. Where did

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you hear about this? Lord? Uh? Watchman dooodle? Oh? I

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listened to the radio and read the newspapers. You see,

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Lord van Sitter is a believer in a hard boiled piece.

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He says Germany should be occupied for maybe as long

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as fifty years. Is that great? Of course you know

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about the Wells plan, don't you. Well?

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Speaker 4: Uh, why mom, Now, don't cut your tongue of knee.

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Speaker 3: At least I know the plan was recently worked out

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by Orton Wells. No, Mom, it was worked out by

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some their Wells. Oh, dear, well, I don't care. You

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never can tell what Orton Wells is up to either,

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you see, mom, some of the Wells thinks we ought

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to divide Germany up from their three separate nations, set

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up a world consul, and put put depending areas under

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the protection of an international trusteeship. Simply amazing. Do you

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know about the police problem too. Well, I can tell

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you what the problem is, but I don't know how

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they're gonna unravel it. Well, now, maybe between the two

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of us we can fix that up too. I'd like

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to hear Alexander just make yourself comfortable. Well, it sort

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of started with the first partition of Poland in seventeen twelve.

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Imagine there. Well, I didn't know they had partitions in

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those days. I thought everybody lived in tent Hello, Daglar,

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Oh my gosh, blonded you certainly weren't Alexander's room long enough. Look,

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did you get him interested in something? Did you explain

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joing what was going on in the world, Dagmar, You

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just wouldn't believe what's happening in the world. Yeah, what's happening? Well,

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I just had a long lecture on international affairs. You know,

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our son listens like man to the radio commentators. In fact,

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he could be one himself, sort of a Raymond Graham Swinglet. Well,

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didn't you teach him anything? No, but I learned the

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luck myself. Oh but well, they just snapped him out

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of it here. There's something else wrong with him, Dagar.

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And I don't know what to do. Alexander seems to

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be bored with life. He does in me a little

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young for that. I thought they didn't get bored with

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life until they were sixteen. They do, so I guess

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he'sn't bored with life. Must be something else. Yeah, well,

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I know what I'm going to do, Blondie. I'm we're

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all get him interested in sport. Tomorrow morning, before I

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leave for the office, I'll take Alexander outside and running

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through a little football practice. Yeah. Maybe that'll break this up.

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We'll see, but maybe it'll break you up too. Well.

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I guess their little football game has gone all right

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so far this morning. Oh I spoke too soon. Well,

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now let's see. I guess there are plenty of ice

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cubes for his head if it is his head, and

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plenty of cushions if it isn't. Oh Mom, what happened Alexander?

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I'm trying to go through my side of the line,

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and I gone him. Oh, Alexander really needle me into it.

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I usually pretend I can't hold on to him, but

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he insisted. Am I giving him a full treatment? And

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you did? And how she are not in the mood

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for all his excitement. Well, I've gotta be on my

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way to school. I suppose so long. Oh wait a minute,

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where's your father now? Ken Nole is bringing them ride him?

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I'll yes, you just lean on me. Yeah, I'll call

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the army camper. I'll have that man court martial. They

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can't do that to deck with Bumpstead. Who can't do

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what I've just been sideswiped by a tank destroyer. Now, Ada,

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you all look like a tank. Oh. I wouldn't have

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married you if you were well. I can't understand how

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it happened. I was whizzing past Alexander with the ball

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and this tank destroyer butt it in.

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Speaker 2: Noah, you didn't actually see it, did you, tag Wood?

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Speaker 3: No, but you saw where cloud that burrow in the ground,

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didn't you your nose did that? Oh? Oh, dear jes,

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look at the mud on your shirt. I'll get you

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a clean one.

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Speaker 1: Deer the bump steads as if you didn't know. We'll

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be back again in just a few moments.

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Speaker 2: Are you fearly better now, Dagwood?

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Speaker 3: I suppose so, But I still haven't found out what's

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eating Alexander. Oh, Dagwood, look at the time you're going

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to be late for the office. It huh oh, I

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did get the door for me. It already is open.

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It is well closing open it again. Didn't do you

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want to ruin my timing? All right, jag win the

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door open now, dag wars. Okay, I didn't get out

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of the way, mister Nile. He sails out the door

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like a buzz bomb. Okay, but would you'll be late

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to the auditory? Okay? Where's my hat? Where's my hat?

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I sail on the half rat. Yeah? Oh yeah, here, dear,

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Oh that's not the hack rat at ten Niles. Oh

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yeas well?

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Speaker 5: Both head who come into my office? I didn't come down,

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mister why not.

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Speaker 3: I've got a white voice now, but ha ha.

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Speaker 5: All right, come in as soon as you through bost hairs.

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Speaker 3: I was just making up little jokes, mister Dins. What's

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the matter with you? What were you doing? Well? I

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was thinking a couple of time. I'll better hurt too. Oh,

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mister Dinis, I've got something on my mind.

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Speaker 5: I know it's all over your shoulders too.

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Speaker 3: However, what is it? Well, well, it's it's well, it's

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about Alexander. Every sense. School's sorry. He's been moping around

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and paying very little attention to practically nothing most of

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the time. Usually you ought.

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Speaker 5: To be hit over the head with that sentence. What's

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wrong with him?

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Speaker 3: That just it? Mister Didds. We don't know. Wa.

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Speaker 5: Didn't you ever feel like that when you were Alexander's Yeah?

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Speaker 3: I did once. Mm gosh, I felt terrible. It was

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like the end of the world or whatever. The price

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of lollipops went up? How typically?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't suppose you know whether the price of

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lollipops has gone up or down late.

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Speaker 3: Oh, the prices stayed the same, but I find they

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don't last as long. Oh, I don't know anyhow.

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Speaker 5: Alexander's a little more mature than you were at his age.

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Speaker 3: Huh you are now, for that matter? Yeah? Uh j C.

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How about it when you went to school that did

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anything ever make you feel awful? Huh oh, he says, yes,

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of course, Oh it did. M Hey, maybe that'll be

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a clue.

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Speaker 1: What was it?

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Speaker 5: Well, it was a cute little brunette school, and I

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should have known.

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Speaker 3: M I'll bet you were a regular wolf junior grade.

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He got, go on that, what what what about the

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little brunette? Hih h she was asi and I was nine.

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Speaker 5: H h what a delicious dish of dimple divility.

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Speaker 3: Oh no, you couldn't have been that cute, mister Dinning.

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A girl, Oh yeah, her name was Gwendolen. O'Toole.

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Speaker 5: She couldn't play jacks or pu cheesy, but boy how

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she could play post office.

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Speaker 3: Ah, nothing but special delivery air mail letters.

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Speaker 5: Huh mm m registered too mm yeah.

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Speaker 3: But of course when you went to school, mister Dinners,

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it was just a pony express. Well.

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Speaker 5: Gwendolen and I were finally separated. Oh brother, it was

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a sad day.

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Speaker 3: Did her family move out of town? Oh?

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Speaker 5: So she went on to five B and I went

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back to the fourth grade. I had to sweat out

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an old geography rap. Yeah, I certainly lost interest in life.

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Speaker 3: Hey hey, wait a minute, I'll bet that's it. There's

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a woman behind this, mister Dinners. And as the French,

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they should see love fami.

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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Chase the Dame.

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Speaker 3: Well, dad Wood, maybe you've got something. Yeah, well come on,

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I can't what we'll do. We'll sort of quiz and

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find out, because if it's a girl that's bothering him,

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we could which man. Oh yeah, hello Alexander, Hello parents,

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h Everything, it's cool. Oh come she comes shot just

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so so, Alexander. Are there any specially nice girls this year? Gosh? No,

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school has been awful since TuS Murphy left.

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Speaker 4: Oh, gosh, what a woman.

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Speaker 3: M He certainly could play third base. H what's wrong

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with the little Roger's girl?

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Speaker 3: She always gets weak from undernourishment right in front of

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the sweet shop. She gets treated so much we call

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her the girl with the Golden stomach. D Uh well,

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uh what did this twuts Murphy do? He's the matches

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to see who pays it? Oh? Yeah, gosh, I certainly

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miss that gal. Well that's why. Mm. Well, I guess

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our go out and back and burns and leaves. Oh,

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thank you, Alexander, I guess that's it all right? Oh dad,

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would I know just the thing to cure you? Or

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what is it? Well? Of the very sweet little girl

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moved into our neighborhood a few weeks ago. I think

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I'll invite her over to meet Alexander. A sweet little girl?

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Who is it? I think her family name is Higgins,

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but everyone calls her snooks. You mean baby Snoop's on

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the radio, Yes, DearS, oh boy, brownie. Anything can happen

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now that's probably baby snooke. Yes, oh yeah, I see

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her at the door. She certainly this sweet looking little girl,

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isn't she dag? Would you let her in? Oh? Dear,

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I hope she gets along with Alexander. Oh it was

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a bonsteads live here? Oh? Yes, sure you don't. Won't

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want you to come right in? Snookes, I don't miss

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your boneskad me. Hey, blondie, did you hear that? What

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does she mean? Yeah? What do you mean? Snoops? My

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daddy said that missus bonds says a way to pansion

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this family. Oh he must have seen me wearing flacks. Yes,

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that must be it. Well, come in side, snoops. Why

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because there's a very nice little boy. We want you

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to meet my soul boy. Well what do you like? Hmm? Well, snooks,

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we have electric fans somewhere. Well, I will say I

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was only trying to be helpful. Well, if you want

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to be helpful, stay here and entertained, snoop. I'll be

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back as soon as I can find Alexander. Okay, Well, snoops,

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won't you come inside and close the door? Why? Because

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it's cold outside. If I close the doll, will it

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make it any warmer outside. Well, I I don't know.

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I never thought of that. There here we are. Now?

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Is there anything you want? Yeah? What? I wanna go home,

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but you just got here. Would you like a nice

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piece of cake? Chocolate last cake yes? Hm, chocolate silly yes,

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and chalk top yes. I don't like chocolate. M Let's see, man.

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Maybe you'd like to play a game. Huh? Now, will

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you play a game with me? If I give you

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a penny? Uh? Huh oh alright, I here's a penny,

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thank you? Yeah, h well that's nice. I'd like to

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hear little girls say thank you. You mean on a honey,

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and you'll hear it again. Well, no, let's start the game. Now,

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let's start the game. You go first, all right, out

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of the knave and pinch me one rest out of

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beneath the lull Oh what last? Pinch me? Okay, so.

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Speaker 5: Hey that hurts.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, what kind of game is that? A game is

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something you're supposed to enjoy it again? Well, it's my

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turn now, snoes, Adam and even pinch me. We're on

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a raft, Adam and even who pinch me? Okay, you

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did it again? You the playing on the game. Yeah,

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well sure if it's different. What's this one called? Hi?

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Out of the knee and shop me? Why away? Oh no, no,

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you don't get away from what's going on in here?

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Oh hell that woman, sir, I never touched her? U Snooks?

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May I present my son Alexander? Bumpsa et funny little

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all brothers? Now, I want you two children to like

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each other. I like her? Well, what do you say, Snooks?

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Do you wanna fight? N Snooks? Don't you know that

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little girls shouldn't say? Uh huh? And aren't you ashamed

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of yourself? Uh huh? Then what do you say to Alexander?

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Wanna while? Oh Snooks dieine? Still disappointment? I thought you

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all leave her alone? Man, I like a girl would sprunk? Snap?

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Come on, snookes, let's go out and play all right?

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Funny three? I love that girl. Don't you think Snooks

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is wonderful? Mom? I certainly do, Alexander? What do you think? Pop?

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I checked? Well, so long, blobs snuffs and I are

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going out. What would you like to play? Snoots? I

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got a swell new game. What's he called ounam and

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knave and paint me? Wanna red? Well?

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Speaker 1: Dad?

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Speaker 3: Would I don't think Alexander's going to be bored with

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life anymore. No, they're not blonde either. You sure cured him,

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all right?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the Armed Forces Radio Service.