Aug. 4, 2024

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Oh my, I must thank you for joining me, Jordie.

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The nights get, nights get longer and colder, but you,

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and you, you always seem to be by my side,

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and I do appreciate it. And don't think I forget

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the nice things you do for me. For me, I

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remember that, Remember that firewood you brought me yesterday really

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has helped keep the place warm at night. I'll tell

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you that much, that much, my dear, my dear, I'm

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so happy to sit here and prepare another piece of

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pie fear for you. For you, my dear, I'm sorry

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an old man like me can get a bit slap

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hat all alone here so often. Having you with me

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to listen to this story, well, I may sound like

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a a broken record, but I'm glad that we get

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to share this little bit of time together when you

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find on your radio diale. So get comfortable and I'll

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get you I get you a spot of tea. And

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let's hear it now, right.

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Now, at the crossroads of the Empire state. This is

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Wrrow music, Roll fifty nine on your Albany dial hotail,

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well calculated to keep you in suspense in a moment

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act one of at the point of an Eagle, starring

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Betty Guard and Walter Kinsella, and written especially for suspense

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by Joseph Cochran. The first portion of suspense is brought

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to you by Parliament. Cigarettes.

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Listen.

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More and more people are smoking to this tune.

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Every day.

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Because Parliament is the one cigarette that gives you an

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extra margin. Extra margin because Parliament puts the filter where

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it does the most good, recess.

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The neat clean quarter inch away.

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Extra margin because tobacco tastes fest when the filter is recessed.

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Parliament gives you extrg.

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And say stay and meat clean.

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Quarter inch away.

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This Parliament gives you extra margins.

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Parlament gives you extra margin just loking clean with Parliament day.

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Join those who have found that tobacco tastes fast when

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the filter is recessed.

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Most the cigarette with an X margin.

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Parliament.

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Wow, George, you said we got to do something about

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this terrible heat. I can't stand it.

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Oh, good grief, Myra. I'm not to blame for the weather.

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I didn't say that, but we can escape it by

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taking a cottage at the beach.

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Like last year. When we got there, all you did

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was complain about the same heat. The flies the hot sand,

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the freezing water, and the people. You just couldn't stand

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these awful people who cut it up the beach.

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Oh, you're just making up excuses. I certainly prefer a

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cool beach to this stifling house. I've never known such heat.

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This is the hottest summer I've ever known. Don't you

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think so, George? Well, isn't it, George? You're not answering me.

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Isn't this the hottest summer?

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No, last summer was just as hot, hotter.

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Reason, don't be silly, couldn't have been We've never known

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heat like this.

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Well, it's right here in the paper. The average teary

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as of today is just two degrees less than last summer.

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This day last year was one.

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Point a hotter than newspapers a lot. They know. The

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man sits on top of the ninth cool building where

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there's a breeze and trots the temperature. He's not swelltering

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in that kitchen, George, I just can't do a thing.

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Just the thought of preparing a meal sickens me. Don't

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you feel the heat?

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Of course I feel, Admira, But what's the use of

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griping about it?

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So then, why don't you want to get out of it.

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Good heaven, who said I didn't. Don't you think I

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have the same heat at the office, so I come

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home every night ringing wet.

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But then, why don't you want to take a cottage

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at the beach?

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Money? Myra ever hear of it? Just a little matter

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of money. Oh, I wish the goodness you stopped driping

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about the heat long enough to sit down and discuss

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my income, my expenses, how much money I have left

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at the end of the month.

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Oh, that's just another excuse whenever I want to do something.

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It changed the subject to money. Certainly, if the Bennetts

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can afford the beach, we can.

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Oh I know, I know that, won by heart. I

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make just as much money as Dave Bennett. But I've

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told you one hundred times. But Benne's cook down on

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other thing so they can go to the beach.

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Oh so now you're accusing me of being extravagant.

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Oh but look at me, Just look at me.

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I dress in rags, I slave all year in this house,

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and what does it get me. Other people go to

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the beach for months at a time. But if I

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want to get away from the heat for a few days,

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you start finding excuses for not going. Oh, George, I

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don't want to complain, but I think I do deserve

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a little consideration.

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Don't stop. Then they get a Myra, we'll go to

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the beach.

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Oh so money was just an excuse all along. Huh,

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you didn't want to get me out of the hot kitchen.

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Huh, we're going to the beach, Myra, isn't that what

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you want? I'll arrange the money somehow.

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But why didn't you agree to the beach in the

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first place and save all this fun? Just upset me terribly, George.

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Look it's for your good too. You know that you

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look awful tired, and the beach will be just the

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place for you to relax.

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Oh no, no.

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No, George, a little more to the left. I want

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that time right in the middle.

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Myra, I don't see any point in it.

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Putting up the signs they say plainly no trespassing. Don't

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they go?

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What allow them to the retaining wall. No one's going

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to climb over the wall to get on your property.

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People come here to sit on the sand, George.

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The idea of the signs is to keep people off

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the sand in front of our cottage.

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What on now? Look, Myra, you're going to stop last

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summer all over again.

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We rented this cottage and I think we should be

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able to enjoy the sand in front of it without

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having it messed up by those awful people who come

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for the day. This is our home and we have

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some right to pride it more.

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For the love of Mike, everyone's house has people in

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front on the sand. No one else has signs up.

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Well, we're going to have. You may not object this

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one of noisy people in front of our cottage, but

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I do.

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Myra. Please be reasonable, George.

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If you don't want to put up the signs, give

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me the hammer and I'll do it.

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Never mind, never mind, I can see right now. If

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I don't put them up, I'll hear about it all summer.

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Where do they want the other.

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One on the other side of the steps? Oh, and

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be sure it's exactly the same height and evenly space

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the bits one and don't try to get the sand

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all over my blanket as you walk by with you Yes, murder,

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And when you get to sign up, I want you

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to bring down the umbrella.

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I can't hear you.

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We'll if you stop that hammering for a minute to

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take some attention, you would, I said, when you get through,

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I want you to bring down the beach chairs and

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the umbrella and some black We'll spread them out in

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front of the cottage, so there's awful people will know

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this space is take beach cuttage.

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Want a place to get a rest. I trying to

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relax in the swarm of bees.

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George, did you say something?

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Oh, mynother thing?

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It certainly sounded like it.

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Nothing, nothing at all.

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Oh, please stop hammering when you talk to me. Hey, Bill,

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here's a good spot. Let's spread a blanket.

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Yeah, this is fine. Us there hold the thermos and

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books while I spread the blanket.

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Kay.

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Oh see, it's good to get here. Oh look at

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that ocean, isn't it wonderful?

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Fuck?

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Sure is.

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But I am going to lie on the sand and

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lap the boil of sunshine.

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I can. I'm gonna get some sand on my hunt. Hey,

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isn't that little cottage gety? I wish we'd get one

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of the white ones.

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There's the funny of stuff out there on the porch,

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chairs and blankets and a perfect circus under that umbrella.

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Well of all the nerve, give me a George, look

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out there, do you see what I see?

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What did you expect?

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If I could put those chairs and blankets out, like

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I told you, this wouldn't have happened. But no, leave

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them on the porch.

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I was nailing up those no trespassing signs, which is

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supposed to make people away from the spot.

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I guess some people can't.

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Read, Myra, Stop, but they'll hear you down there, hear me.

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What's the no? She's shouting something about it, Tom, she's

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talking about us. Isn't here?

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Look at.

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Well?

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Just to bet this is a public beach. Now you ignore, Tom,

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I warn me. Some cork at them. Yeah, they think

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they are. But nothing.

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Well, aren't you going to do anything?

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Mayo? Is there anything I can do? They're not hurting us.

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They will right to sit on the beach.

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Why they're practically in our yard. I want to look

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at the ocean without a lot of riff rat making

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a garbage jump in my lap.

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No one's making your garbage, don't.

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Oh they will. They'll eat their lunch and throw papers

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and scrap.

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The food all over Myra. Look, this is a public beach.

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We can't run people away just because you don't happen

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to like seeing them around.

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Oh so you're sticking up for them against your own wife.

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Huh Do you know it would be nice if for once,

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just once, you'd be on my side.

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I can be on your side, Mario when you're in

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the right, but most of the time you're not. Are

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only half right?

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Be'st ignorant?

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Still don't now we're ignorant.

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Now let her right. That's a free country. Let us.

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It's not going to be very pleasant if you twist

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it up for some.

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People after and say, oh the whole thing.

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You pipe down and you let us scream her head

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off if you want talk about us, about me, you started,

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you to stop. It starts, that's all they are. What's

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the pay then?

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Is getting kind of nasty?

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She's some old solid person. Come on, let's move. Why

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should we we have a right to be here?

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I know that she's going to see to it that

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we don't enjoy ourselves.

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The life is too short to quibble. It's simply to move,

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all right or right?

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But this house is all along.

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Suppose everybody tries to drive us away.

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No, everybody won't be as nasty as she is now.

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They couldn't be hold this stuff for me. Boy, I

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shall feel sorry for her height thing. Yeah, it looks

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like a pretty good scout too.

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I'm embarrassed about the whole thing.

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But when is married to her and Harris listening and

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we don't, they're going, oh, that does it. No, I

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am not going to let anybody drive us off a

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public beach with stand right here. They're still out there

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three hours.

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For the love of Heaven, Marius is down, eat your lunch.

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How can you expect me to enjoy my lunch or

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anything else as long as that disgusting girl and that

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awful manner lying right in front of our door.

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Will you please stop then let me eat?

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Looking staring at our windows, look at her, she's laughing

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like a silly fool. Can't we do something, call the

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police and have them come.

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No, Myra, I told you no forty times. There's no

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grounds for a rest. They haven't done anything.

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Well, I wanted to have lunch on the beach myself,

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but we couldn't because of them.

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You definitely did not. You said we were to week

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in the car this today and have a picnic lunch tomorrow.

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Well I changed my mind. It's the perfect day of

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being outside there. Tomorrow it may rain, I got it.

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I'll show them, George, you go up to the attic

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and get that old phonograph and some of those records

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the owner left up there.

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Now, what are you going to do?

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You'll see, We'll see whether they can camp in front

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of our cottage and expect to enjoy themselves.

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So it's the goodness you'd forget those two people out

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there and try to get some pleasure out of this vacation.

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Are you going to do what I ask? But do

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you want me to lug that heavy phonograph down all

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by myself?

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All right, Murra, you in as always, I'll get the phonograph.

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No, finish your lunch. I didn't mean this minute after lunch, George,

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come back and eat your lunch.

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I got hungry anymore.

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But you don't have to make much.

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I'm going to say just one more thing, Myra, and

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a lot depends on what you do after I've said it. Yes, George,

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every time you play that record, you're making a fool

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out of me.

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Oh, Jim, why can't I play the free country? That

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man said?

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So com honey, let's go.

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But she's not getting away with it. We're coming back tomorrow.

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Maybe I can dig up an old phonograph. Somewhere and

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they couldn't take it. See see, George, I told you so,

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we've won, George, we have won.

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Oh no, Myra, you have one. You just scratched the

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heart out of me with that old worn out needle.

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George, when you get the dishes done, get those chairs

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and blankets in front of the cottage.

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Oh, the chairs, that's the matter. I forgot to bring

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them in last night. Oh how could you?

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I told you to bring them in. I distinctly remember

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telling you.

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Oh you told me, all right, I forgot at yesterday.

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I didn't care much.

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Well, it's the one you wouldn't remember when I asked

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you to do things. They'll be all damp, soaking, wet

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from the fog. If they're still out there, if they

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haven't been stolen.

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Oh, don't get excited. They can see them from a window.

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Well it's a miracle they haven't been stolen. Anybody could have, George.

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No, what come here this instant?

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Look out there, they've come back. That fellow and girl.

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They're putting their stuff right where the way yesterday.

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Mayro, will you please call get.

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The same thing they got yesterday?

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All right?

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Get that pomograph?

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Be reasonable for the lover Heaven. Be reasonable, wy.

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Don't have them to be reasonable. Why don't you get

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out and shout at them to be reasonable?

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Oh no, you won't do that.

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You put the blame on me. I'm the unreasonable one.

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You won't lift a finger to keep them away, and

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when I want to do something, I'm unreasonable. George, it's

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got they're playing.

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It on our beat.

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Myra, George, George, make them stop. George, Stop them, George, Myra,

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you're making a fool of yourself.

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Stop, I say, stops them, George.

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Parts in session.

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Now, I have this to say to both parties in

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this dispute. We are glad to see all the summer

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people come to our beach. We welcome all so long

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as they behave themselves. But I wanted understood that the

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beach is a public one, not a private one. Mister

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and missus Pettitt. The line of the property you rented

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for the summer is the retaining wall that ends for

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the beach sand begins. It is my understanding this disturbance

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took place on the beach, and the two parties were

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creating a nuisance to other people by paying loud and

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continuous certain antiquated record that's.

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Right, Tirana.

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This lady got huppy because we were lying on the

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stand in front of her contacts.

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Right, Cherana, She got an old record, play it over

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and over.

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The next day we came back with a machine of

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our own. Here are I happen to like that song?

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I was trying to study the singer's voice. Now that's

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for the crew.

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You are directed to study voice in the privacy of

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your home, not on a public beach. Furthermore, to observe

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the rules of conduct, which any person of common sense knows. Now,

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it's too nice a day to be arguing in a

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stuffy court room. You are fine ten dollars, but I

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suspend sentence. However, let me warn all of you that

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should you be brought into this court again, I shall

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hand out the severest sentence in the book. Now, all

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of you get out of my court and take a

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dip in the ocean to cool low.

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Justice? Is that what they call justice? Isn't this such

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a thing as a right to privacy in this country anymore?

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Might as well be living in Russia. And that judge

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did you see that judge George?

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Wasn't he awful?

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Looking like a gangster. I bet he never saw the

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inside of a law school. I bet he never went

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through the third grade in school. How can they put

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people like that on the bench, George?

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How can they? Oh, I don't know. There ought to be.

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Something we could do about him.

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Myra, We got off easy. Now let's forget it.

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Forget it?

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Yes, what are you talking about?

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Do you expect me to forget a humiliation like that? Why?

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Why he acted as if we were criminals, like we

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were the test passes.

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We just lose, you know, we were fined and the

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sentence was suspended.

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I can't believe it about ten with a heye, he'd

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like that on the bench. I can believe anything. Where

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did he learn the law? I'd certainly like to see

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his diploma. If I knew where he went to college,

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I'd write them a letter and tell them what kind

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of lawyers they graduate.

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His degree was framed and hanging on the wall. He

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went through hard, Hilly.

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You couldn't.

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Would you stop telling me not to be silly? Silly

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means weak mind us an idiot?

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Of course it doesn't. Now. Look, I don't think you're

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weak minded, but I do think it could be more

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forceful and aggressive trouble with you, Georgie. Do you let

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people run all over you? If you had done what

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I asked and told those people to move on, this

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never would have happened. You're driving too fast. How many

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times I told you not to drive so fast?

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At least a thousand times.

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Well, don't drive so fast? You know it upsets me now,

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as I was saying, your trouble is that you take

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whatever people hand out to you. You never raise a

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foster tell people to get out of your way. Oh no,

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that's one reason why you don't get anywhere.

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Please, I'm tired that I don't want criticism.

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I'm not criticizing George. I'm just telling you for your

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own good, that judge ought to be just barred. He's

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a disgrace to the legal profession. Maybe we ought to

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write to the bar Association. I'll bet they do something.

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We turn to the beasts who enjoy ourselves. Let's spend

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our time reforming the judicial system.

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At least we can appeal the case. Couldn't you write

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that friend of yours in Boston, you know that big

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lawyer friend of yours, tell him what happened to us.

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Why didn't you bite him down? Here for dinner, so

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I'm not going to discuss it with him.

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Myra. We're not going to act like children. We lost,

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We got off easy, and I want you to forget

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about any further act.

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Why why should we, Oh, do we have to be

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humiliated hauled in the court like common criminals because of

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those those cheap, slowly people who are ruining our beach.

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Why shouldn't we be able to enjoy our nice cottage.

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I'm not gonna sit by and let people push me around.

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Myra's do whatever you want, but in the name of Heaven,

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stop talking about it and let me have some peace.

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Don't ask back. George, George, why are you driving for fat?

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I want to see how fast I can go. I

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want to see how many telephone poles I can break

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down on. I want to drive so the engine falls

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apart like I am falling apart. You're driving my brains

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up and down like the pistons. Your words were exploding

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in my weary mind, like the cast and the fill

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of George, and I can't stand much more of it.

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I can't stand much more of.

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It my from now. Slow down, Please slow down, George.

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You're ruining my hair and I just went through the

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beauty parlor this morning. George, George, wake up?

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Huh George, what's the murder?

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George?

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Wake up?

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Well? You get up and see walk on the beach

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out front. They're back, so awful couple. No phonographs, but fact, boulders,

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brass and big as life. Now, I asked you last

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night to get up early this morning and put the

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chairs and blankets out. Now it's too late.

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Oh, I fell asleep.

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You did it purposely. You didn't want to put those

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things out. You wanted those people to come and annoy me.

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Oh what's the use, Myra.

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You've got to do something, Annie Moira, but get those

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two spiteful people away from ours. I'm settin now. You

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know as well as I do that they only return

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to rub in that horrible business in court.

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All right, Myra, I'll do something.

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Not wait a minute, not later, not this afternoon, but

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now right.

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Now, sure, sure, right now, I'm getting up, Myrah, I'll

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do something.

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I'll warn them to get out. I'll warn them.

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First, another day, another day.

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Now, listen to you too. I know why you're back,

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and I won't count. So go on, get away from here.

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So I don't want your kind here judge or no judge,

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nobody can make a fool out of me. Understand, Listen

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to me. If you don't go away, out judge, judge

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a gun, George, George, don't shoot? Don't George is God's name?

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What have you done? They won't bother you Almira anymore ever.

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George, Look what you've done? Are you fool? Why did

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you do that?

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Why? What difference does it make? You couldn't understand? Operator

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Get me the police. I want to report a murder.

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I'll never understand what came over George that morning. He

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must have gone mad, start raving mad. The lawyer, his

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friend from Boston, Well, he said, insanity. It is the

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only kind of defense to offer the George humph, No, no,

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not George. He wouldn't listen. He turned stubborn, and I

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couldn't prode him to do a thing, not even to

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save his life. He acted as if he wanted to die.

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He left me without a penny. Even his life insurance

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was gone, little by little behind my back. He borrowed

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on it until there was nothing left. What a thing

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to do to me? After I'd been such a kind

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and loving wife. Why I didn't even have enough money?

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To buy a decent morning outfit.

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Saw Spence you have been listening to At the Point

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Suspense is produced and directed by Fred Hendrickson, edited by

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Norman Obert. Music supervision by Ethel Hubert. Also heard in

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tonight's story, We're Bob Reddick, Terry Keene and Bill Adams.

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Sound patterns by Walter Otto, Technical direction by James Berry.

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Listen again next week when we return with Devilstone, written

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by Jonathan Bundy. Another tale well calculated to keep you in.

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Suspense.

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This is Warren Moran speaking.

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Well, my dear, another terrifying suspense story for you. I

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hope you found it enjoyable as much as I did.

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I know most of these are hopefully new to you.

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They are not new to me, but then again again,

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not much is new to me. But I'm very excited

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because you see, I received another email. You can email

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me at Weird Mysteries Show at gmail dot com. This

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message is from from Well, that's interesting. It's from from

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the same gentleman who messaged me yesterday. Yesterday Joshua and Wyoming.

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Joshua writes, Fine, you don't know what they are, but

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where do they come from? Well, Joshua, I don't much

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appreciate your tone, but I understand the stress you're under.

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Where did they come from? What kind of question is that?

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Where do nightmares come from? Where does darkness come frost from?

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Where does sadness come from? Where does that feeling you

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get when you know you'll never go home again? Where

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does that come from? No one can say, and maybe

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no one should. Thank you for the email. I look

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forward to hearing from more of you very soon, very soon.

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But now it's time for me to retire and returning.

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Head to your cozy bed, and I'll see you tomorrow

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to morrow,