Speaker 1: The Pet Milk Program with Fipper McGhee and Molly a
Speaker 1: verst evaporated milk Pet Milk Presents Pipper McGee and Molly
Speaker 1: transcribed with Bill's House and Gail Gordon, matak Q, Brian Dick, Legrand,
Speaker 1: Clipark att At Beglei, Jannette Nolan and The Hollow Wilcox.
Speaker 2: The show was written by.
Speaker 1: Don Quinn and Phil Leslie and directed by Max Lettoe,
Speaker 1: with music by the Kingsmen and Billy Mills Orchestra.
Speaker 3: Four years ago in Baltimore, Maryland, four tiny babies were
Speaker 3: born mister and missus Charles Hen Junior. You must have
Speaker 3: seen their pictures in the newspapers and magazines. Remember delicate infants.
Speaker 3: They were weighing a mere three pounds each, but they
Speaker 3: didn't stay delicate. Soon after they were born, the babies
Speaker 3: were started on safe, easy to digest pet milk.
Speaker 4: They've had no other kind of milk.
Speaker 3: And you should see them now four years old and
Speaker 3: going strong, All happy, husky youngsters with the fine straight backs,
Speaker 3: the strong, sturdy limbs and sound teeth that are typical
Speaker 3: of pet milk babies. Ask your doctor about pet milk
Speaker 3: for your.
Speaker 1: Baby, and remember pet evaporated milk isn't just a baby food.
Speaker 1: It's an all family food and all purpose milk, the
Speaker 1: first food for millions of babies, the first choice of
Speaker 1: millions of good cooks.
Speaker 3: Get pet milk at your grocer's tomorrow. The wistful Vista
Speaker 3: post office, loaded down with Christmas mail, has signed up
Speaker 3: some extra men with cars this morning to deliver packages.
Speaker 3: And standing in line awaiting final instructions, we find a
Speaker 3: man who is alert and eager, a man who is
Speaker 3: ambitious and hard working.
Speaker 1: And right between them, a man who is mister McGhee.
Speaker 5: Your fever, McGee, you stay outside the railing there now, Molly,
Speaker 5: this is for employees only.
Speaker 6: I still can't see why I can't stand in there
Speaker 6: with you. My goodness, I'm not going to bother.
Speaker 4: It's the regulations, postal rules.
Speaker 7: Becomes the postmaster, all right, but my goodness.
Speaker 1: All right, man, have no attention, please, everybody says number
Speaker 1: seven here, yeah, number twelve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, number fourteen, fourteen. Where's the extra manper route fourteen?
Speaker 6: That's you, McGee, you're number fourteen.
Speaker 5: Oh here, sir, here's her number fourteen. Freval McGhee, extra
Speaker 5: part time carrier of the United States Male Special Delivery
Speaker 5: Department reporting for duty.
Speaker 4: Sir, all right, got your bag with you?
Speaker 8: McGee?
Speaker 4: Here sir, My gosh, he don't mean you, Molley.
Speaker 5: He means my mail bag for small packages. No, yes, sir,
Speaker 5: I'm ready, sir. My car is outside.
Speaker 2: Good Are you loaded?
Speaker 4: Never touch a drop, sir?
Speaker 6: He means it's your car loaded.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, sir, yes, sir, The packages are all loaded.
Speaker 2: Sir. All right. Now you men know the regulations.
Speaker 1: Remember, no fare picking in the loose packages.
Speaker 2: No parcel mark fragile shall.
Speaker 4: Be dropped more than twice.
Speaker 2: No passengers are allowed in your car.
Speaker 4: Hear that, Molley, You might as well go home. No
Speaker 4: passengers can ride with me.
Speaker 6: I'll drive. You can be the passenger.
Speaker 9: Because here's a new regulation about dogs, it says, and
Speaker 9: I vote if any dogs shall buy the mail carrier
Speaker 9: three times, we shoot the carrier?
Speaker 10: All right, man, hit the road, hit the ro.
Speaker 6: Ah. They're delivering packages. Is fun, McGee. I'm glad I
Speaker 6: came with you, even if it is against.
Speaker 4: The rules, because they really have it. Here's our next step.
Speaker 5: You gotta get them breaks fixed. See fourteen twenty two
Speaker 5: Oak Street. Give me that brown package there?
Speaker 4: Thanks you know.
Speaker 6: I just love Christmas Week, McGee. I mean everyone feels
Speaker 6: so good the way their faces light up when you
Speaker 6: hand them a package.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what do you want?
Speaker 6: McGee?
Speaker 4: Oh? Hi, Jim, a package for you boy? Sign here okay, in.
Speaker 6: A very merry Christmas week to you, sir.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's merry about it?
Speaker 5: Tats is going higher, inflation coming, weather's lawsy, everything stinks
Speaker 5: if you ask me, well, who was that Jim Kevell.
Speaker 5: He's the head of the Optimist Club, Mike's relast when
Speaker 5: he's off duty. The next stop is only Swinson's house
Speaker 5: because the top package is for Oli Swinson. So get
Speaker 5: in the car.
Speaker 11: I hope you got a package for doctor Gamble too,
Speaker 11: because look who's coming doctor Gamble.
Speaker 6: Hello, doctor Gamble.
Speaker 9: Well this is a nice surprise, Molly. Hello, and good
Speaker 9: day to you Clodehead.
Speaker 4: All right, Satchel Searcher, what are.
Speaker 5: You doing out in the middle of the day trying
Speaker 5: to drum up a few act up in decories for Christmas?
Speaker 11: You know very well Doctor Gamble never operates unless he has.
Speaker 5: Oh no, did you know Kiddle that at this time
Speaker 5: of year Dot's Hospital patients won't even go to sleep
Speaker 5: at night till they faced to the label on themselves. First,
Speaker 5: what kind of a label?
Speaker 4: Do not open till Christmas? There's a lie and you
Speaker 4: know it. Sure, it's a funny idea, though, ain't it.
Speaker 9: Very If you had a label on you, lump rump,
Speaker 9: it would read parcel posts parcel post.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's a fourth class.
Speaker 5: Male speaking of mail balloon bottom. I think I got
Speaker 5: a package for you down underneath that stack someplace. I'll
Speaker 5: drop it off your house when it comes up on
Speaker 5: my root.
Speaker 4: Hey, that must be my new stethoscope, Meggie.
Speaker 2: I've been waiting for that for weeks.
Speaker 5: To take it out for me, I can't fat, so
Speaker 5: I got them packaged I needed. Look, I'll find it myself, Biggie,
Speaker 5: which side is it on this song?
Speaker 4: I'll open that car door because that backs each package?
Speaker 2: Stop?
Speaker 12: No, why.
Speaker 6: Heavenly days, just like home.
Speaker 4: Stupid. I'll help me pick them up, Molly, quick back
Speaker 4: gamble you big. Here it is here, It is my
Speaker 4: new stepiscope.
Speaker 13: Just drop it off in my house, Meggie, I don't
Speaker 13: want to lug it around all day.
Speaker 5: Oh, here's holy house. Gotta get them breaks fixed. You
Speaker 5: got all these package I did have?
Speaker 6: So you made that three point landing.
Speaker 11: Oh, yes, here's a couple of parcels for this block
Speaker 11: the old timer and.
Speaker 4: H bring them all. Come on Holy first, say this package.
Speaker 6: Is from Sweden.
Speaker 11: McGee must be smartgage board. Uh it's shaped like a
Speaker 11: two by four you know, smartgageboard.
Speaker 6: Two by four?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got ms Hello Holy, Well, Hello missus
Speaker 2: Hello McGee.
Speaker 7: R s ule Dad.
Speaker 5: Say oh I got a package for you. Got a
Speaker 5: package from Sweden signed here.
Speaker 7: Oh thanks McGee. Uh huh, well I see mittens.
Speaker 14: Come from Mammay again every year Mama send smitten's from Sweden.
Speaker 6: Oh that's very thoughtful of her.
Speaker 4: Holy for sure.
Speaker 14: Mama thanks you though, right for her needless stuff ten
Speaker 14: years ago on her birthday at caliphone and I say,
Speaker 14: school Mama and sushi's and smittens sixty three.
Speaker 4: Pair we got.
Speaker 5: Now that's very interesting only but I'm pretty busy today. Boy,
Speaker 5: post office Christmas rush, you know, I know that you
Speaker 5: mean magee.
Speaker 14: I've worked in the Stockholm post office on Christmas myself.
Speaker 7: I tell you leave, it's snowdunder with mail.
Speaker 2: No, that's snow. Then it snows in.
Speaker 14: Sweden that you snow snow and less hard to carry
Speaker 14: the mail though, so I remember one time I had
Speaker 14: big snowstorm and I wear tennis racket tanks on my feet.
Speaker 4: Snow shoes.
Speaker 7: No use snowed snow. Then it snows in Sweden. That
Speaker 7: you snow snow? Saw me and my brothers.
Speaker 14: We work all day, sometimes cleaning off the sidewalk with
Speaker 14: them big scoops, those figures.
Speaker 6: Snow shovels.
Speaker 7: No that you snows snow and it snows in Sweden.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well you told us only it's no snow.
Speaker 2: As wee.
Speaker 6: As your wife home, I'd like.
Speaker 14: To say hello to her if she no, she events
Speaker 14: shopping today.
Speaker 7: Mass took all the kids out of the house.
Speaker 4: Listen, I don't hear a sound only thanks you what
Speaker 4: I mean?
Speaker 2: Peace in the Vuner group. I didn't wipe you in.
Speaker 14: Message, but I'm having too much fun. Merry Christmas both
Speaker 14: you father so hard.
Speaker 4: I got no time to visit anyway. Oh come on, Molly,
Speaker 4: who's is that package?
Speaker 6: The old timer right over here? It's from a mister
Speaker 6: two gun Tatley two gun.
Speaker 10: Oh, Hi old timer, Hello there.
Speaker 2: Kids, Hi daughter, Hi Johnny.
Speaker 6: Hello, miss your old timer?
Speaker 2: Were right Christmas six days? Hurry to you kids, Come in,
Speaker 2: come in, go in.
Speaker 4: We can't, old timer, we just brought you a palate.
Speaker 15: See you're coming up the walk with it, Johnny, I
Speaker 15: says to myself, a Christmas present for me.
Speaker 2: I says, Oh, you shouldn't have done it.
Speaker 4: Kids, we didn't done it.
Speaker 2: Well, don't stand outside, come on in and set a spell.
Speaker 6: We can't you see we're delivered.
Speaker 15: We'll half excuse the looks my room, daughter post line
Speaker 15: and oh I was just ventching out a few dandies.
Speaker 2: I see you.
Speaker 5: That's by the washing you gotta hung up here, boy,
Speaker 5: Four shirts, three socks.
Speaker 14: Six pipe cleaners, sweater, two pairs of red.
Speaker 1: Hi.
Speaker 6: Gosh, you still wear.
Speaker 4: Them things old timers all time, Johnny, except when I'm asleep.
Speaker 2: So some fellows sleep with them.
Speaker 15: But oh here, maybe part of them so you can
Speaker 15: get into the room, cares.
Speaker 2: To walk in between them there.
Speaker 11: My goodness, I didn't know anybody wore red suspenders anymore
Speaker 11: except fireman.
Speaker 6: This is a nice place you have here.
Speaker 5: I think, Oh glad you like a daughter shut down
Speaker 5: where well? I sat here on the window sill. Let
Speaker 5: me move them mineral oil bottles over? Oh you kids
Speaker 5: bringing me a Christmas present six days early? So I'd
Speaker 5: have plenty of time to buy you one yin it
Speaker 5: chokes me up. But look I got news for you
Speaker 5: old time, and the present is not from us. Look
Speaker 5: it says on the package it's from a mister two
Speaker 5: gun Tattlely and Tucson.
Speaker 2: You know him two Guns? Do I know him? A
Speaker 2: good old uncle Tugi. Give me a Johnny. I've been
Speaker 2: waiting for that package since Thanksgiving.
Speaker 6: Now it's a little heavy.
Speaker 2: Well give me here, guy, Uncle Tuge makes this out
Speaker 2: of cactus juice wall.
Speaker 6: Look at that I got.
Speaker 2: I told you not well, kids, All I can say
Speaker 2: is happy New Year, Happy New Year.
Speaker 6: Christmas isn't here yet, kids.
Speaker 2: For me, Christmas has come and went. Boy knows the
Speaker 2: August time?
Speaker 4: Lay live.
Speaker 5: Gosh, I'm getting more out. This job ain't quite a snap.
Speaker 5: I thought it was how many packages we got rid
Speaker 5: of so far?
Speaker 11: Well, as near as I can figure, dearie, we've rung
Speaker 11: thirty seven door bills so far and delivered four packages.
Speaker 4: Marriage.
Speaker 6: You know, we should have brought an extra card just
Speaker 6: to put packages back.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 6: Cars is getting overloaded.
Speaker 2: Here he gone.
Speaker 4: And what's the matter with these people?
Speaker 6: I don't know, But look, here's a big box for
Speaker 6: mister Wilcos. Maybe he'll take it.
Speaker 4: Oh he'd better take it. Ay, boy, that's heavy. You
Speaker 4: sure you can manage it. I'll ring the bell for you.
Speaker 6: I can ring it with my elbow.
Speaker 4: I'd set the back door and save time.
Speaker 5: Arlo will be out in the kitchen bacon Christmas cookies
Speaker 5: with a fat milk recipe. How did you know that
Speaker 5: a postal employee so's he is expected to know everything?
Speaker 2: Mommy kitchen baking Christmas cookies, my pet milk recipe? See
Speaker 2: what I mean?
Speaker 6: Amazing? Hello, mister WILCOI.
Speaker 1: Well him, Molly hil come here package for you, Junior,
Speaker 1: sign right here?
Speaker 4: Shut it down?
Speaker 3: Only well glad you stop flying kids. Yeah, let me
Speaker 3: get the flour off my hands. Just bacon a batch
Speaker 3: of cookies from a merry lead tailor recipe. And boy
Speaker 3: it's so simple even a man can bake them.
Speaker 6: Shine right here, Junior, this is what Oh holiday cookies.
Speaker 6: They're wonderful. But aren't you going to need a little
Speaker 6: more flour on that board? Mister Wilcot, they'll stick again?
Speaker 4: Oh not the way I make them.
Speaker 2: They want stick?
Speaker 1: You see when I star in this good double rich
Speaker 1: pet evaporated milk, the milk did all good cooks use
Speaker 1: to make their favorite family dishes, especially delicious shine it.
Speaker 4: Why then I put some more flour on the board
Speaker 4: and they don't stick. Sign for the package, Junior, here's
Speaker 4: the receipt.
Speaker 6: Hey, yeah, you know what I do, mister Wilcox. I
Speaker 6: always mix the shortening and the sugar first.
Speaker 7: All those they're just details, Molly.
Speaker 1: It's when you stirr in this good, wholesome, rich flavored
Speaker 1: pet milk that.
Speaker 3: You really start getting someplace China. Pet milk on the
Speaker 3: patro shelf is the sign of a wise cook.
Speaker 4: Speaking of signs, Junior, do it here? Will you sign
Speaker 4: the thing now?
Speaker 11: Just a minute, dearie, Well, do you have cookies in
Speaker 11: the oven, mister Wilcox, because it's pretty high in.
Speaker 4: Night like I'm talking about pet and forgot.
Speaker 6: Wow market those pansil Barnia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and speaking of Panzl, Junior, take this pencil and
Speaker 4: sign this to.
Speaker 2: Yes their like.
Speaker 1: I always say, PET milk not only makes rich, creamy
Speaker 1: pies and delicious candy and cookies, but it packs all
Speaker 1: your family dishes full.
Speaker 2: Of nourishing milk substances. And that's why pet milk is
Speaker 2: just about.
Speaker 5: Hey, Hey, hey, it is hey milky. Yes, pal, you
Speaker 5: want this package or not?
Speaker 2: Who's it for you? Me? Yes? Gee?
Speaker 4: Sign where line?
Speaker 3: They're right right, and look just remember one thing. Yes,
Speaker 3: you'll use pet milk and all your holiday cooking. You'll
Speaker 3: be so happy, you'll happy.
Speaker 6: You'll do you too.
Speaker 10: Mister Wilby, get them break.
Speaker 4: Stas Wallace to his house. You got the package?
Speaker 6: Fill, Yes, it's addressed to his wife. And I hope
Speaker 6: she's home because.
Speaker 4: I've never met her either. Just lucky, I guess, but
Speaker 4: this time I hope I don't give ah.
Speaker 6: Hello there, mister Wimple.
Speaker 4: Hello, folks, got a package her whip. It's addressed to
Speaker 4: missus Wallace.
Speaker 2: Wimple.
Speaker 8: She'll have to sign for it, missus Wallace. Ooh that's
Speaker 8: sweetie face, my big old wife. Is she home with No,
Speaker 8: she's downtown shopping, mister McGee for a new punching bag.
Speaker 6: A punching bag? Is that a Christmas gift for you,
Speaker 6: mister wimple.
Speaker 7: No, in a sense it is.
Speaker 8: Yes, she'll start using it now instead, she says, I'm
Speaker 8: getting so boney.
Speaker 2: She keeps cutting her knuckles on me.
Speaker 4: Pretty sharp, character are you went.
Speaker 6: I have my point, Oh dear, I was working on
Speaker 6: a Christmas poem today, Oh Christmas poem. I read it
Speaker 6: to us, mister Wimple.
Speaker 2: Well, alrighty, it's called It's Pop.
Speaker 4: It's Pop, Yes, it goes em mmm.
Speaker 8: It's Pop who trims the Christmas tree while mom spends
Speaker 8: all day shopping.
Speaker 2: He trims it gay and trims it.
Speaker 8: Bright while colored bulbs keep popping for Christmas time. I
Speaker 8: think was meant for children and for women cards when
Speaker 8: the Christmas bills come in, it's Pop who gets the trimming.
Speaker 7: Bobby's partner.
Speaker 6: Well, we're getting nowhere fast, did he you said it?
Speaker 6: Who's next?
Speaker 5: La Trivia's house right across the street here, give me
Speaker 5: that big package on top of.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 6: Watch the herb Yeah, that's it. Up the steps good, okay.
Speaker 4: Ring the bell, yeah, this is kind of heavy.
Speaker 11: Wait, there's a little card stuck in the bell button.
Speaker 11: It says bell out of order, please use knocker sign
Speaker 11: mayor La Trivia.
Speaker 6: Oh hello there, mister Mayer.
Speaker 4: Well hello, Molly McGee. What's the matter with the doorbell?
Speaker 15: Boy?
Speaker 4: I could probably fix it with a Bobby pet No, no, no, McGee, no,
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 6: Just the same.
Speaker 7: It's nothing really to it. No, no, it just won't
Speaker 7: stop ringing once.
Speaker 5: It starts, so we don't use it. Come in, come in,
Speaker 5: both of them. Well thanks the trip, but I can't.
Speaker 5: I got a package for you, special delivery sign.
Speaker 4: I here, who is the package from?
Speaker 16: McGee?
Speaker 4: Oh I don't know, but it's to you.
Speaker 3: So just when I've learned to be a little cautious
Speaker 3: about accepting packages that come anonymously.
Speaker 4: Oh well, this one came partial post.
Speaker 2: Mister mell. This this package is not for me.
Speaker 4: This is addressed to f r Agile.
Speaker 6: That's fragile.
Speaker 5: I knew you'd know it, but I didn't think McGee would. Oh, Patully,
Speaker 5: I guess I know a fragile sign when I see it.
Speaker 5: Well ahead, you signed the receipt for driv. I'll take
Speaker 5: a look at your doorbell button. He had no, no, no,
Speaker 5: don't fool with that time.
Speaker 2: He just wrapped with your fist.
Speaker 4: Not just give it a few Oh, dear, stick's done it.
Speaker 2: Oh great, Scott.
Speaker 4: Now I'll have to call under the house again.
Speaker 2: It's here the wires goes. Merry Christmas body, and excuse.
Speaker 17: Me, uf hey, I forgot the party.
Speaker 6: What's the package back in the car dairy. You know
Speaker 6: they saw the whole thing is getting awful.
Speaker 2: Silly you said it?
Speaker 6: Who's next?
Speaker 5: Kids across the street? Teena, Come on, this package is
Speaker 5: from some doll company. Maybe if we twist her arms
Speaker 5: feel time to.
Speaker 6: Ring the bell? Diary. I hope this one is right.
Speaker 4: I don't worry.
Speaker 5: I'm bigger than Teenie is, and she'll take this package
Speaker 5: if I have to beat her over the headway.
Speaker 18: Hi, mistery, Hi, miss Magee.
Speaker 4: Package for you, says Hello, ten sign right here and
Speaker 4: we'll be on.
Speaker 18: Boy, he commanding that you've been waiting for.
Speaker 11: You all day.
Speaker 4: Well, I got no time to comment, Teeny, I'm busy
Speaker 4: and I'm beat.
Speaker 6: Oh, Jean, mister, did you forget my baby?
Speaker 4: Says what do you mean?
Speaker 18: This is the Damian Canyon, Buddy, I've been ready and
Speaker 18: Johnny only seen the night.
Speaker 6: Before Christmas for you.
Speaker 5: Well, now, don't start crying sis. With a little push,
Speaker 5: I'll cry myself. I'm bushed, war out, poop, disgusted, in
Speaker 5: no mood for me. Oh I ever got into this
Speaker 5: mailman racket, I'll never understand.
Speaker 2: I neither done the post office McGee, but it won't
Speaker 2: happen again.
Speaker 6: Huh Why it's the postmaster McGee?
Speaker 5: Oh ha ha, I've been watching you all day, McGee,
Speaker 5: breaking regulations.
Speaker 4: This woman has been going around with you, hasn't she.
Speaker 6: Certainly I have. I've been going around with him since
Speaker 6: nineteen eighteen. And if my folks couldn't stop me, then
Speaker 6: no strangers going to stop me.
Speaker 4: Push, hush, What are you gonna do?
Speaker 16: Master?
Speaker 4: The only thing I can do? McGee?
Speaker 2: You're discharged as of now.
Speaker 4: I'll take your packages. You know something, Bud what that's
Speaker 4: the nicest thing that's been said to me all day?
Speaker 6: Yes, and a very merry Christmas to you too, sir.
Speaker 4: Hope yourself to the packages.
Speaker 14: But oh boy, do I feel wonderful?
Speaker 2: Ce whats ahead to sing.
Speaker 6: Ye Christmas?
Speaker 18: Now fields mantacreat you with joynt deep in them, sparky
Speaker 18: for her fine a chimney with kay in hotepts me
Speaker 18: less somewhego.
Speaker 6: That feel.
Speaker 2: I've been working at a little warm in their wild.
Speaker 17: While visions of sugar poms danced in their wee little
Speaker 17: I'm my indurging and I hit my calf. I'm just
Speaker 17: settled down.
Speaker 7: Along there, moss tin I find.
Speaker 2: My head to see what was the matter. The way
Speaker 2: is the way I put like a pie staring open
Speaker 2: the shutters threw over the sand. Damn, what do my wing?
Speaker 12: I shot up there there at your say, I make
Speaker 12: tiny right there.
Speaker 2: Was a land.
Speaker 17: The little driver still like the quick you.
Speaker 7: Right away that it must be safe.
Speaker 8: A bundle it.
Speaker 2: Burget his head through this what coul santum was covered,
Speaker 2: But that just.
Speaker 10: Hid some time him in my head and was turning
Speaker 10: around went down.
Speaker 2: But Jimmy came with.
Speaker 18: His light, showy twinkles, his jimble, how merry. His cheeks
Speaker 18: were like roses, his nose like a cherry. He's joe
Speaker 18: little mound was drawn up like a bow. The beard
Speaker 18: on his chin was as slight ast as smell.
Speaker 12: That stuff probably pipe the hel pie in his teeth
Speaker 12: and smoke were out and around there around this. He
Speaker 12: wants to jump in pump like Charley.
Speaker 2: Old Johnny Old Al.
Speaker 4: Laughed with us, as.
Speaker 2: He had a bason around belly that chack wayland.
Speaker 12: Above the telly. He gave me with his eyes stay
Speaker 12: his head a chucklin smile. I knew all the while
Speaker 12: I had not good friends.
Speaker 1: He spoke a word, but went straight to his work,
Speaker 1: and phil Amastami.
Speaker 6: Then turned with a burkn on.
Speaker 12: I think on the side of his ball, I'm giving
Speaker 12: a nod the Jimney hero. He sprang to his sad
Speaker 12: crazy hand away helps.
Speaker 2: Say a.
Speaker 12: Merry Christmas.
Speaker 2: I'm going.
Speaker 17: My happy Christmas and uncle.
Speaker 16: At the creature is sorry, not even number.
Speaker 2: The presence.
Speaker 7: I scattered and woke.
Speaker 4: I see.
Speaker 16: Saint Nicholas will come again, that schiman Messle.
Speaker 17: While memories of sugar plants dancing are we.
Speaker 6: Little him.
Speaker 16: Couragi ma name back, saddle at.
Speaker 19: Or transcribe. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company
Speaker 13: Boom