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Good evening, telewatchers. I am about
to demonstrate this amazing electronic
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brain. May I have the problem, please?
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Figures fascinate me.
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Two plus two. Now, we feed this problem
into the machine, and the answer will
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appear there.
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Perhaps we should have started with
something simple.
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Cross, would you please?
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As you can see, it's almost human.
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And now for the problem. I think the
answer is coming.
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If this machine persists in these do -it
-yourself suggestions,
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he may find himself replaced by a human
being. Now, while I tinker with this,
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suppose you watch tonight's play, Fatal
Figures.
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Oh, did you get some mail today?
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Just your almanac. No letters.
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Were you expecting one?
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No, but you never know until you look.
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Who'd be writing to you?
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Nobody, my dear sister. Nobody in the
whole world would be writing to me.
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Well, then you should be glad there's no
mail for you.
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Unexpected letters usually mean bad
news, and we have enough of that in the
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newspapers. But that's always about
other people, never us.
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I should hope not.
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Run along, Harold. You'll miss your bus.
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I haven't missed my bus in 13 years.
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Five days a week for 50 weeks a year for
13 years is 3
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,250 times.
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Best to keep your house properly.
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I doubt if a wife would have done much
better for you.
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No, I suppose if I had married, I would
have gone to work at least once in a
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soil shirt.
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I beg your pardon.
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Yeah? The shop next door, the florist,
he's moved out.
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Yeah, I know. The owner's telephone
number's on the card in the window. No,
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wasn't interested in that. I mean, do
you know what happened to the florist?
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died.
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Oh.
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I didn't know that.
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Must have been very sudden.
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I guess. Was he a friend of yours?
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Yes, a very old friend. I used to wave
to him every morning, and he always
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watched for me.
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I'll miss him.
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I wonder if you knew where he lived.
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I couldn't say, mister.
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Maybe the owner has Mrs. Rubin's
address.
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Mrs. Rubin?
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His wife. That was his name, wasn't it?
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I don't know.
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I thought you said he was an old friend
of yours.
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Yes, he was. For 13 years. But I never
knew his name.
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In fact, I never even spoke to him.
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You're not eating, Harold. Don't you
like the meat?
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Yes, this is very good, but I've had
enough, Margaret.
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Oh, I don't understand why you let
yourself get so disturbed over nothing.
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I don't consider the death of a friend
nothing.
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Now, it's ridiculous of you to keep
calling him your friend when you hardly
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knew him.
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I'm sorry a man died, but why should you
go into mourning for him?
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Oh, I don't know.
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Yes, I do know.
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I'm mourning for myself.
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Mr. Rubin is me, and I'm Mr. Rubin.
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Or I will be in a few years.
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I mean, when I die, there'll be no more
notice taken of me than there was of Mr.
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Rubin. The company will run an ad,
bookkeeper wanted.
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And there'll be nothing, nothing to show
that I was ever here.
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It's very flattering.
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After all the years I spent making a
home for you. Oh, I didn't mean to hurt
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you, Margaret. I know I'm important to
you, but that's not enough. I want to be
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something, to be somebody, to leave
behind me a gap that can't be filled in
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overnight, to make a mark somewhere that
somebody will notice. You're just being
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morbid.
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Sometimes I think I should have gotten
married. At least there would have been
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children to carry on.
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You could have.
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I certainly wouldn't have stood in your
way.
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If you'd brought a wife home, I would
have gladly stepped aside.
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This way, what have I contributed?
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I've held the same job for 13 years.
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I work in the adding machine.
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I check trial balances. I post to
general ledgers. And all it adds up to
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numbers, numbers.
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That's all I am, Margaret, a number.
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A vital statistic.
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Nothing more.
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There are a lot of people in this world
worse off than you are.
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Mine is just a vital statistic,
Margaret. I was born.
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I added one point to the general
population.
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But 160 million other people can claim
the same distinction.
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All right, Harold. If you want to enjoy
your own insignificance, you might just
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as well do it properly.
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The population of this country...
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according to the almanac, happens to
be... 172
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,823 ,104.
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You see?
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You're even less important than you
thought.
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172 ,823 ,104.
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Employment status of the U .S.
population, 121 ,753
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,955.
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One of those 60 billion is Harold George
Gomes. At least that's a little better
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than being one in 172 million.
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Male labor force, only 60 million.
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That's a big improvement.
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Except who knows Harold George Holmes is
one of them.
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Mortal thefts.
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226 ,530.
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Thank you.
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Ready for what?
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Church. Oh.
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Yes, I'll be right down.
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Auto theft.
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226 ,530.
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226 ,000.
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Five hundred and thirty -one.
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Robberies.
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Sixty -three thousand one hundred and
ninety -seven.
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Why, that's to me a handful.
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Harold, we are going to be late for
church.
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All right, I'm coming.
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Where are you going?
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Upstairs. I thought I'd read a while.
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What about our checker game?
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I don't feel like it tonight.
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You don't feel like it?
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Every Sunday evening for the past 13
years, we have always played Chinese
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checkers. And now, all of a sudden, you
don't feel like it.
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Would it be expecting too much to ask
why?
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Maybe that's why 13 years of the same
thing at the same time.
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Harold, I will not have you carrying on
this way.
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We have led a decent, respectable life
all these years, and I will not let you
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throw it over.
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Now, please sit down and play checkers.
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No, Margaret, I'm going up to my room
and read.
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Thank you.
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53 ,198.
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Harold, I want to talk to you.
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Harold.
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What's wrong?
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Wrong? There's nothing wrong with me.
It's you.
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Harold, I demand an explanation from you
right here and now.
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There's nothing wrong. Everything is
fine.
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Fine.
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I think you're having a nervous
breakdown.
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Tomorrow morning, I'll call Dr. Fortier.
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Oh, him.
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Harold. I tell you, I don't need any
doctors. I never felt better.
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What's this?
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It's perfume.
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Harold, where'd this come from?
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I like to think it came from Bulgaria.
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They say the largest rose fields in all
the world are located in the Maritsa
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Valley.
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And the maidens gather the flowers early
in the morning while the dew is still
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fresh upon them.
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That's it.
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You've been philandering.
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I bought it for you.
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Don't you lie to me, Harold Gould.
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That's why you've been acting so
strangely.
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Sneaking out of the house in the middle
of the night.
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You've got another woman.
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Another woman, Margaret?
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I wasn't aware I had any at all.
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You know perfectly well what I mean.
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I have devoted half my life to your
comfort, your well -being, and this is
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thanks I get?
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Oh, I can see the handwriting on the
wall. You want to turn me out.
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That's not true.
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Next thing you know, you're going to be
bringing her right into this house.
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I won't stand for it.
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I know you won't. I found that out years
ago.
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Oh, this talk about your being
important.
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You think a cheap hussy is going to make
you feel important?
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Oh, Harold, you've got a rude awakening
coming to you.
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You, you're all... Almost 50 years old,
you'll never be important to anybody but
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me. Yes, you saw to that, didn't you?
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Whatever I did, I did for your own good.
I saved you from making a fool of
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yourself. I think I'd rather have been a
fool.
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Well, you're certainly behaving like one
now.
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Oh, Harold, why don't you face up to the
facts?
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You and I are exactly alike. We're
nobody.
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And without each other, we're even less
than that.
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7 ,124.
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We played a game of
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Chinese checkers, and then she made some
tea.
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It was about 10 o 'clock, I think, when
I went up to bed.
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Margaret stayed on to wash the cups.
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Did she seem to be all right?
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Yes, she was in very good spirits.
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She'd won the game of checkers.
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I tried to talk her into another game,
but she decided to quit while she was
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still ahead.
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Did she cry out during the night?
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No.
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At least I didn't hear her.
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But then I'm a very sound sleeper.
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She used to say you could shoot off a
cannon beside my bed, and I wouldn't
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it.
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No, it wasn't until I came down for
breakfast this morning that I realized
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something was wrong.
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You see, Sergeant, in all the 13 years
that Margaret kept house for me...
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She never once failed to have breakfast
ready on time.
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It's 13 years.
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It's quite a record.
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Yes.
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A hot breakfast and a clean skirt.
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3 ,250 clean shirts.
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3 ,200... I think that just about covers
it, Mr.
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Gomes.
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I'm sorry to intrude, but we have to
check whenever the presiding physician
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can't determine the cause of death.
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What do you think caused it?
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Food poisoning, most likely. I don't
know what else.
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Dr. Fortier said her heart was in good
shape.
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You don't think it could possibly have
been a murder?
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I told you, Mr. Gomes, we have to check
any unexplained death.
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It's routine, that's all.
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How could you be sure?
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We have to go on the evidence.
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Your sister was a very respectable
woman. No enemies.
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She had no insurance, no bank account.
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There was no sign of a prowler, no
struggle.
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You see, it had to be food poisoning.
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Well, why didn't I get it, too? We eat
the same food.
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It happens that way sometimes.
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Aren't you going to have an autopsy?
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Well, that'll be up to the coroner, but
I doubt it.
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The evidence doesn't call for it.
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Thank you for cooperating, Mr. Gomes.
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Goodbye.
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7 ,125 murders.
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But that's wrong.
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It's only murder if the police, they
told.
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Change the total back again, Harold
Gomes.
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It isn't going to count. You don't
belong on that list.
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But I do belong on that list.
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I am a murderer.
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They've got to change those figures.
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Okay, Mr. Gomes.
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You say your sister was murdered.
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Now tell me why you think so.
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Because I murdered her.
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Oh?
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How? With rat poison.
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Down in my workroom.
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There's strychnine in it.
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I put some in her tea.
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Well, I guess there's going to have to
be an autopsy after all.
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If they find strychnine, you're going to
be in trouble.
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I realize that.
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As a matter of fact, even if they don't
find any, you'll be in trouble.
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Are you sure you know what you're doing?
I'm confessing to the murder of my
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sister.
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Why? Why did you do it?
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You must have had a reason.
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Did you hate her?
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No, not really.
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She always dominated me.
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But I guess that was my fault more than
it was hers. I should have taken a
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stand.
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She thought she was doing the right
thing for me, but...
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She was wrong, but I forgave her for
that.
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Look, there has got to be a motive.
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I guess it was mostly a matter of
statistics.
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That's the only place in which I can
make a mark.
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Do you know how many people there are in
this country, Sergeant?
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No, not exactly. Over 172 million.
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I'm one of them. So are you.
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So is everybody else.
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And one isn't any more important than
another.
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Well, I never really looked at it like
that.
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Over 172 million people.
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I was completely lost in all those
people.
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Ah, but murderers, that's different.
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There are only 7 ,124 murderers.
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Now, do you understand?
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Yes. Oh, yes.
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I understand.
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Of course, there are 7 ,125 now.
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And I'm one of them.
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They're going to have to change the
whole statistics just to make room for
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sort of sets me apart, doesn't it?
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Yes, I guess it does.
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Now, let's get back to why you killed
her.
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If you killed her.
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Of course I killed her, and I just
explained to you why.
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You still don't see it, do you?
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No, I'm afraid I don't. Look, it's very
simple.
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I had to kill somebody to be eligible.
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To change the figures?
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Yes.
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And Margaret was the only logical one.
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Because she didn't care if nobody
remembered her. It wasn't important to
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be important.
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So it all worked out fine.
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I've got seven and a half years in the
force.
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I've worked on every possible kind of
case for every possible reason.
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I've even arrested psychos who didn't
have a reason.
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Ah, but I had a very good reason.
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Would you mind coming down to
headquarters and telling us to the
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I don't have any choice, do I?
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Because if the police don't believe it's
murder, they won't be able to change
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the figures.
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And that would ruin everything.
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I'll just go get my coat.
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17 ,125.
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Suicides.
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16 ,008.
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15 ,009!
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I'm giving the brain one more chance.
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3 ,137 multiplied by
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38 ,915.
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Please no help from the audience While
the brain digests the problem see if you
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have an answer to the following after
which I hope you'll rejoin me
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There's
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nothing difficult about mathematics I
found an answer in a few seconds
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I'm now trying to get a problem to fit
it.
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This is all now until next week, when we
shall be back with another story.
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Perhaps I should erase this so you can
see the following show.
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Good night.
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