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Good evening.
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It is always pleasant
to greet old customers.
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As you know,
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I have always been a great believer
that there is safety in numbers,
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provided those numbers are
preceded by dollar signs.
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Working in a bank has also taught
me a great deal about people.
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Most of them don't seem to be able to
fill out our withdrawal slips properly.
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Here is one I handled recently,
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a typical example.
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He didn't even attempt to use our form,
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but made one of his own.
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At the top, he has printed,
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"This is a hold-up."
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Below that, he's written,
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"Put $5,000 in a brown paper
sack, and hand it to me."
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He didn't even sign his name,
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but I honored it.
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I recognized him as the president
of the bank across the street.
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Tonight's drama is
concerned with a bank.
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The commercial is about money.
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That's what our sponsor makes, you know.
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Mrs. M. Merrell Selected Guests
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Mr. Tritt.
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Ah! Thank you.
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Mr. Logan.
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- Colonel Binns.
- Thank you.
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Hmm. Ham looks
awfully fat this morning.
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Mrs. Merrell! Mrs. Merrell!
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There's something wrong with this egg.
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I beg your pardon, Colonel Binns?
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This egg is fertile.
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Well, really, Colonel Binns?
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Would you mind getting the doorbell?
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I'm sure it's a telegram for Mr. Tritt.
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Could it be from your bank, Mr. Tritt?
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Possibly they want
to make you president.
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Mr. Logan, if that is
another telegram from you,
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I shall slap your face.
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When are you going
to give me back my $200?
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Mr. Logan, we had this
all out 10 months ago.
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I did not steal $200 from you.
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You stole it and you know it.
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Excuse me, Mr. Logan,
we're both going to be late.
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I had $324 in my hand that day.
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When you entered the amount
in my account, it was $124.
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Remember, Mr. Logan, my cash balanced
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when you came back and complained.
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Well, of course it balanced.
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You had made a mistake
in somebody else's account
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and then you used my $200
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to try to cover up your mistake.
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You thought I was just an absent-minded
professor and I wouldn't notice.
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Well, I did notice, Mr. Tritt.
I did notice.
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Mr. Logan, I'm going to go
a long, long way in the bank,
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I cannot afford to make a mistake.
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I'll get you, Mr. Tritt.
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I don't like to be had.
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Goodbye, Mr. Logan.
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Goodbye, Mr. Tritt.
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Always happy to be of service.
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Come see us again.
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Goodbye.
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Mr. Pinkson.
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Well, have a good Thanksgiving?
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Yes, thanks.
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I have some bonds I'd like to cash.
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Sure, come in.
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Cashing in quite a few, aren't you?
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Well, yes. My mother's in the hospital.
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She had an operation
about 10 months ago.
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I've been sort of dipping
into my bonds ever since.
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Just a minute, I'll call Mr. Tritt.
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Mr. Tritt?
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Yes, he does that now.
We've moved him up to the first cage.
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Oh, he's an up-and-comer.
He'll be vice-president next.
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Oh, Mr. Tritt, please,
Mr. Logan wants to cash some bonds.
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Mr. Tritt will be right with you.
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Thank you.
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Oh yes, yes, I'm still listening.
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Mr. Logan, I...
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I understand you have some
bonds you want to cash?
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Are you all right?
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Yes. Yes, I'm fine.
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You sure you don't
want me to call a doctor?
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No, I'm fine.
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Mr. Logan, what is it? I've...
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I've never seen you
look so happy before.
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Yes. Yes!
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Mr. Logan.
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Mr. Logan, don't you
want to cash your bonds?
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I'll be back.
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I'll be back.
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Yes, sir.
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I need a gun.
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For what age boy, sir?
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Well, it's for me.
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Oh, actually, I want a revolver.
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It doesn't have to shoot or anything.
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It just has to look real.
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It's for a play.
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Have you seen these plastic guns?
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Does that look real?
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All you have to do is hold it
in the palm of your hand,
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and you can make anyone believe.
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Just hold it in the palm of your hand?
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Mr. Logan, you want to
cash those bonds now?
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Yes, if you'd be so kind.
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Very well, I'll get the bond chart.
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Now let's see, there's 325.
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That's $67 and 25 cents.
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Perhaps, we'd just better
double-check to be sure.
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$67 and 25 cents, exactly.
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Thank you, Mr. Tritt.
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Now, there is one more thing
you can get for me, Mr. Tritt.
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What's that?
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$10,000 in $20 bills.
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Ten thou...
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You just go to your
cage and get the money.
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Come now, Mr. Logan,
can't we just talk this over?
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Put the money in a bag, bring it
back and put it here on the table.
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All right, Mr. Logan, you...
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Just sit there, just sit right there.
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I'll go and get it for you.
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Mr. Pinkson?
Mr. Pinkson, call the guard.
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He's got a gun in his pocket.
He's coming toward me.
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I wasn't calling, the phone rang.
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Rang for me.
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Just a minute,
I'll put it in a bag.
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Okay, put your hands up!
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Careful, Louis, he's armed.
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Mr. Logan, I'm sorry about this,
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but Mr. Tritt tells me you
have attempted an armed robbery.
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Mr. Tritt tells you?
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Mr. Tritt, I fear, is suffering
from some persecution complex.
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Get his gun, Louis.
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Why, he don't have a gun, Mr. Tritt.
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Of course he has.
It's right in his overcoat pocket.
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I'll take it off, Mr. Tritt.
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Mr. Tritt, are you
quite certain you saw it?
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Because if you didn't,
this is rather embarrassing.
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It's perfectly all right, Mr. Pinkson.
I won't sue.
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It's here.
It's got to be here!
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It's got to be here, somewhere.
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Mr. Pinkson, if you'd like to
make a more thorough examination,
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I'd be delighted...
Good Heavens!
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No, Mr. Logan, really,
that's not necessary.
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Glad to...
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I beg you, sir,
pull up your suspenders.
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I must ask you to return
to your cage now, Mr. Tritt.
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You've created
quite enough disturbance.
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Hope you won't make a complaint
about this, Mr. Logan.
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The Boston office would...
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Well, you know how they are in
Boston about a thing like this.
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Oh, no. I certainly wouldn't.
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After all, it was only
some sort of aberration.
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No, I certainly wouldn't.
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If a thing like this were to get around,
it could harm his career.
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It could.
It could indeed.
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Well, I must say, that's wonderful of you.
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Well, really, what could I do?
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Christmas, you know?
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Thank you.
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I might have known.
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Mr. Pinkson, could I have
a few minutes off, please?
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I'm a little upset to my stomach.
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Too much holiday cheer, Mr. Tritt?
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Mr. Logan's outside.
I think he wants to cash some bonds.
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Just a minute, just a minute.
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Ah...
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I'm terribly sorry you've
been delayed, Mr. Logan.
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Mr. Tritt suddenly became unwell.
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Did he imagine he saw another gun?
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You know, ever since that
little incident last month,
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he's... he's changed.
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I suppose, once you've
had an hallucination,
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you're always afraid it's
going to come back.
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Hmm. Now, what can
I do for you? More bonds?
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Well, I don't have
any business to transact,
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I just thought I'd drop in
to see if he was all right.
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Terribly nice of you, Mr. Logan.
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Mr. Tritt, I thought
I could drive you home.
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Drive me?
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Well, yes. I thought possibly with
these spells you've been having,
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you shouldn't drive.
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I'm in excellent shape, Mr. Logan.
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Excellent shape.
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You know, biologically speaking,
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that's the most interesting
thing about nervous breakdowns.
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What do you mean,
the most interesting thing?
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Or rather, I should
say chemically speaking,
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because the chemistry involved is exactly
the same as we find in the decay of meat.
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The decay of meat.
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Don't be late for supper
tonight, Mr. Tritt.
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Oyster stew, you know.
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Oyster stew, everybody.
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There should be seven oysters apiece,
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unless the cook ate one.
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Could that be another
telegram for you, Mr. Tritt?
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Celery, Mrs. Bradford?
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Thank you.
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Who took the heart?
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I took the heart, Mrs. Bradford.
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Oh?
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Well, you had the heart yesterday.
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I haven't had the heart for a month.
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Oh!
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Well, it's for me!
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How odd.
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Only one oyster for me, Colonel Binns.
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Only one oyster?
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Yes, I'm still trying
to learn to like them.
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I was brought up not to read letters
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in the presence of others, Mr. Tritt.
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But that's a telegram.
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It can wait.
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At least we might start
the oyster crackers.
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It seems as if we're not
going to get the stew.
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You know, that could be
something important.
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It could be a death in your family.
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Probably just a goodwill message.
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It is Christmas, you know.
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Why are you so interested
in Mr. Logan's business?
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Because I know somehow it's for me.
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He's taunting me.
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Oh, come now, Mr. Tritt.
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But, he is.
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Why, every day now, he comes in
and stands just outside my cage,
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whistling Christmas carols.
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He's hoping I'll make a mistake.
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He's hoping I'll make a mistake
in my figures and be fired.
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That's what this is.
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It's part of some diabolical
scheme to unnerve me.
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Come now, Mr. Tritt.
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People will start thinking you have
some sort of persecution complex.
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All right then, I'll prove it.
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Do you want me to prove it?
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Then I won't.
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Well then, I will, Mr. Tritt.
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It's from Mother.
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So sweet.
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Poor dear, flat on her
back in the hospital.
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Displaced disk, you know.
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Her teeth in a glass
on the window sill.
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I beg your pardon?
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Why would she keep her teeth
in a glass on the window sill?
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Well, they need the sunlight.
We all need sunlight.
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Norman Logan
If at first you don't succeed
try try again, Mother
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Good morning, Mr. Pinkson.
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Good morning, Mr. Logan.
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May I cash some more bonds?
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Why, sure.
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Louis, shovel off the walk, will you?
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Yes, sir.
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Mr. Tritt.
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Mr. Logan would like
to cash some bonds.
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Now, here we go again, Mr. Tritt.
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Now go to your cage,
get the $10,000,
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put it in an envelope
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and this time, bring it to me.
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Put the envelope on the table.
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Continue with the bonds.
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Now, Mr. Tritt,
if you make any signal at all,
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before I get out of the bank,
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I'll put a bullet in you.
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Right there.
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Now, get back to your cage.
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Thief! Thief! Thief! Thief!
Mr. Pinkson! Mr. Pinkson!
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It's a hold-up!
Thief! Louis!
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Louis! Louis, it's Mr. Logan...
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I've caught him!
Hurray, I've caught him!
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It's Mr. Logan.
Go get him.
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We finally caught him!
I caught him!
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All right, put up your hands.
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Well, gentlemen, here we are again.
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He's got it. He's got $10,000
in $20s right in that bag.
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Please, Mr. Tritt, don't start
this again, for your own sake.
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Snatch the bag, Louis, snatch it!
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Now really, Mr. Pinkson,
if I had robbed your bank,
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do you think I'd be standing right
here in front of it like an idiot?
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He has a point there, Mr. Tritt.
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00:20:25,300 --> 00:20:26,600
Well, he has the money, Mr. Pinkson.
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Mr. Logan, do you mind
if we look in your bag?
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No. No indeed.
285
00:20:54,500 --> 00:20:56,400
Please, please, Mr. Logan,
not in the street.
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I insist.
287
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But, Mr. Logan, it's practically zero.
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It's not a question of temperature,
Mr. Pinkson, it's a question of honor.
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Mr. Logan, I beg you.
290
00:21:03,500 --> 00:21:05,900
It's in the snow.
He's hidden it in the snow.
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What a shame. He was such a nice chap.
292
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Louis, call a doctor.
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00:21:15,100 --> 00:21:16,400
Yes, sir.
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Mr. Pinkson, do you think we
could go back into the bank now
295
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and finish up with the bonds?
296
00:21:21,300 --> 00:21:24,200
Certainly, Mr. Logan,
just let me take care of him.
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00:21:28,200 --> 00:21:29,700
Mr. Tritt?
298
00:21:30,500 --> 00:21:31,800
Mr. Tritt!
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00:21:33,600 --> 00:21:35,200
Mr. Tritt?
300
00:21:55,700 --> 00:21:58,600
I'm terribly sorry you've been
treated this way, Mr. Logan.
301
00:21:59,800 --> 00:22:02,400
Now, shall we continue with the bonds?
302
00:22:11,300 --> 00:22:13,700
The ham looks awfully fat this morning.
303
00:22:15,800 --> 00:22:18,200
No eggs, thank you, Mrs. Merrell.
304
00:22:20,000 --> 00:22:21,700
I hear Mr. Tritt's getting out soon.
305
00:22:22,100 --> 00:22:23,400
Yes.
306
00:22:23,400 --> 00:22:25,700
The psychiatrist says
he's perfectly sane.
307
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He can answer every question
they ask him,
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except where the money is.
309
00:22:30,600 --> 00:22:33,100
Ah, he's a sly one, he is.
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Oh, where's Mr. Logan?
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He had his breakfast
early this morning.
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- Said he had some papers to prepare.
- Hmm.
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"Dear Mr. Pinkson,
I have a dreadful admission.
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Some 10 months ago, I made a mistake,
315
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and to cover it, I took $200
from a customer's deposit.
316
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This first crime
led to my second crime,
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the stealing of $10,000,
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which I am now returning by mail
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minus, of course, the $200 for
which I have made restitution.
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00:23:06,100 --> 00:23:07,700
Sincerely...
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William...
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Tritt."
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00:23:40,900 --> 00:23:42,000
Thank you, Louis.
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And don't forget, that cash
shipment from Boston arrives at 3:00.
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00:23:45,400 --> 00:23:46,500
Yes, sir.
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Mr. Pinkson.
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00:23:48,900 --> 00:23:51,600
Mr. Logan, what do you
think has happened now?
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Really, I can't imagine.
329
00:23:52,900 --> 00:23:54,400
Well, yesterday, except for $200,
330
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we got the money back in the mail.
331
00:23:56,500 --> 00:23:58,100
I called Mr. Tritt, of course.
332
00:23:58,100 --> 00:24:01,000
And you know, he not only
denied having taken the money,
333
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he denied having returned it.
334
00:24:02,700 --> 00:24:05,000
Oh, dear, he is confused.
335
00:24:05,000 --> 00:24:07,400
Mentally quite unstable, I'm afraid.
336
00:24:07,400 --> 00:24:09,600
Needless to say, we're dropping him.
337
00:24:23,200 --> 00:24:27,700
And almost everyone
lived happily ever after.
338
00:24:28,500 --> 00:24:31,400
Closing time is almost upon us.
339
00:24:31,400 --> 00:24:33,600
I must count up the money.
340
00:24:33,600 --> 00:24:37,600
You watch the following,
after which I'll be back.
341
00:24:38,100 --> 00:24:42,900
Here, ladies and gentlemen, is
the alternate ending to tonight's story.
342
00:24:47,200 --> 00:24:51,100
Well, you pays your money
and you takes your choice.
343
00:24:51,700 --> 00:24:54,400
I haven't been able to balance my books,
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so I'm taking my work home with me.
345
00:24:57,400 --> 00:25:00,000
I'm very conscientious that way.
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00:25:00,000 --> 00:25:04,700
I hope you'll tune in next week,
when we shall have another story.
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00:25:04,700 --> 00:25:08,600
Until then, good night.
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