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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Todd Matter, Part Five and High Sky Hoodoo (EP0997) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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today's episode of The Todmatter from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar,
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Hi Maybe and Mapes. They gave you a telephone in your room. That's
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the only thing good about it. Well, I suppose to design to make
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a man impatient. You're a pretty lucky fell at that. Let me tell
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you about your operation. Yeah, please, do you stop? Two slugs
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They probably went out of your neck and another one out of your rip gates.
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Missed your heart by a snake's whisker. I was luckier than Gloria Tierney.
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Yeah, as you were. I'm on my way up to see you.
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Don't run out on me. Fat chance tonight and every weekday night.
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Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed expens Avecut
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America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigators Truley Johnny Dollar expense account submitted by special investigator Johnny
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Dollar to four State Insurance Company, Wilmington, Delaware. The following is an
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accounting of expendit yours during my investigation of the Todd Matter expense account. I
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am eleven dollars and five cents breakfast. I got mad at the nurse when
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she brought in a bowl of hot cereal and a glass of milk. So
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I bribed and orderly to slip across the street and get me a tray of
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bacon and eggs. I was just finishing same When up came Sergeant Mapes.
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He looked haggard and tired and worried. You nearly got it for good,
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baby, I ain't got enough of it. You sure did. What do
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you remember if anything? Well, we tailed Melvin Charles to an apartment house.
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We stepped inside and somebody began trying to kill me, and that's when
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I left town. Yeah, it was quite a mess. Corner had a
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real job in his hands. Hey, how about you? Not a scratch
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coroner? Did you say? Yeah, Alb Charles got it. Her husband
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stepped to but your knife in her back. That was for trying to sell
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him out to you. Yeah, yeah, maybe he thought he was worth
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more than twenty five hundred. Maybe. Man named Henderson who happened to be
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walking down the hall at the wrong minute, took three in the head.
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He was dead before he hit the floor. A woman in the street got
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hit, not too bad. Two people outside just getting into a car got
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cut up pretty bad when bullets smashed their windshield. You keeping track of all
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this, I'm trying to This all happened after we got there. Huh.
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Yeah, you see when you and I walked in there, William Charles had
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just finished killing his wife. He saw us and began pumping. You got
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hit, and I pumped back at him. You get him? Yeah,
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but Natalie had shot up everybody else. He's on the floor above you,
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hanging on by a hair. He knew his ticket was up, and he
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just didn't care. It's my fault you're here, baby. I'd rather cut
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off my arm than get you in on this. What do you mean I'll
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tagging you and going after it. I didn't use my head, and I
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what what? I still think you're a pretty good copper. Mapes, thanks,
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Jenny here. I brought you a book of poetry. Poetry reed.
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Take it easy. We'll be talking again soon. I felt awful. Sergeant
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Mapes dropped in later that afternoon, but I was half asleep. Vaguely I
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remember the wheelchair with me down the hall for X rays and laptists. Expense
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account had him twelve ten cents. The morning paper, the story of the
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shooting was splashed all over page one, and the solution to the Gloria Turney
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killing in part slugs from William Charles's gun were matched with those that had killed
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Gloria Turney. I'll mention was made of any loot from the Todd burglary being
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found in the Charles apartment between back rubs and sleeping pills. I worried about
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that. I didn't worry too much about the fact that William Charles killer gunman
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burglar was dying in the room directly above me. About midnight. May have
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showed up with a wheelchair. Here we are, now you all ready to
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go up and see what he has to say. He's assuring you, so
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I still have to finish my job. Let's take it easy now, ay
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week, that won't last long there, Oh, there we go, bady.
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It was the second time within a week I had been in a hospital
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room with a dying person. The first one had been a young and beautiful
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woman who had been shot by the man who now laid dying at police bullets.
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What did they what they say? You know what they say, Charles.
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You haven't got a prayer. I didn't mean to kill Gloria. I
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didn't mean at all. Want you to know that you take a lot of
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pains to do it. I was there, remember, yeah, I remember,
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sorry, doing pretty good with those those house jobs. Todd placed another
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one, Saint Louis, all right, I have to buy a nice car,
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live in a decent place, get wrong, a little bit work all.
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Met her. I liked her. I wanted to marry I did.
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Really did you already had a wife? You think I'm kidding? I gave
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her him in coat, didn't I thought that it's since she didn't want to
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take it. Told me she was going to marry some other guy, some
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guys sho'd been married to before I got mad. I came back that night.
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Let her have it at all. That's all. That's it, that's
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it. Mister had taken to leave. How did you meet her, you
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tue friend? None of business? All right, this is my business.
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Where's the rest of the stuff? What stuff? The stuff you took from
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the todd place? Where have you got it? What's funny? You?
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You think i'd tell you that? What's the difference? Now? Come on?
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What's a difference now? Oh? It's a line? You know you
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know what? I'd die before I tell you. He died and he didn't
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tell me not a word. Later, a private ambulance took me from police
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emergency hospital to my hotel room. Three days after that, I was able
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to get back on my feet. I went right down to Mapes' office at
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the headquarters. How do you feel better? Know? Oh? Are you
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sure? Look cloudsy? Here? Sit down baby? All right? Thanks?
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Should you be out of bed? Yeah? Sure, sure, you're
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a lying and you know it. I suppose. So how's it going?
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You mean? Have we located the rest of the stuff? No, not
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a lick of it. Any guy wasn't he? He had his last laugh?
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You shouldn't be worrying about this stuff now. You ought to be taking
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care of yourself. Am I'm sitting here helping you worry. I'm not worried
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about anything. Get worried about the same thing I am. Where's all the
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rest of the todd stuff? It'll turn up somewhere. Why mister dollar,
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Hello, missus Stromberger. I read about what happened to you in the papers.
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I'm sorry, I'm terribly sorry. Oh well, I'm better now come
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in, Come in please? Thanks. So you you'd better sit down,
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mister dollar. I'll get you a cup of coffee. Do you have any
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bourbon? Well? Yes? I think all right? Is water? Okay?
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Yeah? Sure? Fine? Should you be out of bed, mister
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dollar? You know everybody? Yes? No, No, I shouldn't then
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yet I should well? Here you are. Oh thanks, Oh, here's
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cheers. Remember the night Gloria was shut? Of course, very well.
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You know I haven't worried about that night. Huh. Remember I came over
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here and I told you I was in the insurance business, and you said
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you'd have her call me when she came in. Yes, well, I
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remember pretty clearly you said you'd have her call me when she came in,
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not if you saw her come in. Yes, stood up. Uh huh.
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You saw to it that she called me missus Stromberg. You also saw
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to it that she wasn't here to meet me when I got here. She
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was out out there somewhere, because by then you knew I was an insurance
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investigator. I don't understand you, mister dollar. What do you to send
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her out so he could take care of her? And you were waiting in
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the hall for me, waiting for you. I know, I happened to
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see you, and I wondered, you wondered what kind of cock and bull
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story you could give me to get rid of me. That's silly, I
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saw that way A good drink, but not so silly if you knew that
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coach he was wearing was stolen, and that I was after it and her.
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How would I possibly know that? Because you introduced her to one of
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your friends one night, and he went overboard for her and eventually he gave
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her that little present. Are you saying that I had anything to do with
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Gloria's trouble? Yeah? Why that's silly. Oh here's something sillier. A
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small time burglar and thief lay in a hospital bed yesterday and wouldn't tell me
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how he met Gloria Tierney. Oh he was a real gallant one, this
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bird. He killed an innocent girl because she was wearing a mink coat.
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Might tell me who gave it to her? Mister down He shot up two
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or three people in an apartment, including me. He got shot himself.
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He knew he was dying, but a simple thing like telling me how he
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met it wouldn't come out. He wouldn't tell me that for anything. Now,
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where could he meet her? Was he her kind? Did he go
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on the same circles? Did he? Nah? He was introduced by a
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mutual friend, Missus Stromberg, You the manager of the apartment house. No,
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something else. He wouldn't tell me what happened to the rest of the
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loot from the Todd burglary. Two things. He wouldn't tell me. He
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didn't have to when I sat down and thought it out. You've been working
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with him right along. You've been keeping all the stuff here. That's fantastic.
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Not so fantastic at all, Missus Stromberg. When you think that his
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wife, and she was a girl who do anything for money. They tell
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me it was wanting to sell him to me for twenty five hundred bucks.
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Twenty five hundred bucks when there's still over sixty thousand dollars worth of loot from
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the Todd burglary lying around. She didn't know where it was. But you
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do, Missus Stromberg. Well, if you say I do, I do?
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Now what let's go down to Sergeant Mapes. Oh no, what I'd
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like a good excuse to use this? Yes, I suppose you would.
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If I can't charm you or plead with you, can I buy you?
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You could have prevented her death. You practically ordered it. What is it?
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You want you behind bars? You're silly, but I'll go for a
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while. It did look silly. Mapes and his men searched the apartment house
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from top to bottom and found no trace of the Todd loot that is until
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they found a movable cement block in the basement well. The Todd matter rended
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with a ninety percent recovery of the stolen items about seventy thousand dollars and cents
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in lives Gloria Tierney one innocent bystander and William Charles For me, Let's see
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expense account item fourteen one hundred and sixty two dollars thirty cents hotel and board
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won in New York. Item fifteen seventeen dollars and forty cents airfare and incidentals
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back to Hartford Fight them eighteen two hundred and thirty dollars miscellaneous expense account total
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one ninety five dollars. Remarks Nil, yours Tooley, Shohanny Dawler. Remember
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there'll be another intriguing story for you beginning next Monday night. Next week A
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music lesson on a priceless Amati violin music and mystery and danger Join us,
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Won't you yours Tooley, Shohanny Dollar? Yours truly? Johnny Dollar Is,
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yours, truly, Johnny Dollar. This is Roy Rowan speaking welcome back.
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You know, I would kind of love to have been in the courtroom as
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they pressed the case on the basis for a warrant, on the basis of
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Johnny Dollar has a hunch and we think it really makes sense. By leaving
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aside the legal ramifications, kind of seemed like a rushed ending where we knew
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we had to get somebody and we had to get some money back, particularly
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since Johnny Dollar had gone ahead and rented out that twenty five hundred dollars check
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and come out here so he would be out some money to the guy who
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at interaction with the police officer, you know, really and some really solid
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moments that showcase the humanity of the character. This script for the Todd matter
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was actually reused material from two different Johnny Dollar episodes. One was the Baltimore
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matter and another was the Rochester theft matter, that it kind of borrowed elements
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and here he is to tell you about it. It was great to
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be back, to be standing in the sunlight with a sight and sound and
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smell of aircraft all around. Ahead of me. I could see the lean,
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lethal lines of the F ninety two k can Aircraft's jet fighter beside me,
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I could see the lean, lovely lines of Sup Pearson Ken Aircraft secretary.
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Now that is my old man secretary, and he is Ken Aircraft as
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the pilot. Hank Jordan lit the torch and the twin gents built up.
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Sue Pearson turned to me. What are you going to do now you're back,
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Whitney. I've made a resolution to get to know some of the people
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who work here better, you know, see as much of them as possible.
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Lose that look in your eyes when you say that, Whitney, make
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me feel like a bargain in the slave market. What's going on here this
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morning? And this is a test fight in a way. He's moving south
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grand here he goes. He's not awfully ten sous for a routine test flight.
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It's not a routine job. Well, if you've been in the last
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six months, Whitney, have you been reading the papers? I've been too
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busy selling that fight. I remember I come home with orders for the factories
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entire output for the next two years. Not bad if it huh, not
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bad? Just wasted. What didn't you know that all F ninety two k's
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have been grounded for the last six months grounded? Didn't your father tell you?
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I saw the Great Chuck Kent for exactly five minutes yesterday. He said
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hello, and he was busy, and he'd talked to me today. You
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know how well we get on? Whose fault is there? Skip that?
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I want to know about this grounding? Why what happened? The Air Force
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took delivery of a dozen five crashed in one week, five men killed.
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What's been wrong with them? No one knows. They think it's got a
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jinx? And what's that one doing up near now? Gene Latterman his boys
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went over a fine micrometer or something. They worked on it for six weeks.
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They say it's perfect. We're finding out now if they're right. That
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explains the little huddle over there. The old man, Latimer Jim Burg Jim's
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been guarding the hangers if it were made of rubies, using every trick you
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ever learned to the FBI. And the fourth guy'd be the Air Force observer.
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Right, Yes, Colonel Creston, let's go over and join them.
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I I don't think that'd be a good idea, Whitney, Why not?
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Well? I told you they think it's got a jinx and they figured the
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jinks is me. You crashed the very first F ninety two k didn't you?
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And you were lucky you walked away from it. I didn't walk away.
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I was ejected away. But you're around now five other pilots aren't of
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all that. I'm not the first guy to bend a plane on a test
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flight. Since when was it a test flight? You were higher than a
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kite, Whitney, and you know it. So I'd been drinking. I'd
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like to know just how many guys in Korea flew down MiG Gali without ever
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having an alcoholic blood cost. So that's the way heroes are made? Is
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that how you collected your ten miges? Steer to the gills? Sure,
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I was always plastered. That's how I got ten. It was really only
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five, but I was seen double whitty, Whitney. Something's happened, that's
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Gene Lettermer on the VHF. Answer me, it's nothing. Soon Jordan's radio
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is packed up. That can happen anytime, and often does that. Aam
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is feeling the strain, that's all. He's all ten stuff, I guess.
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And there's the boom. Yeah, Jordan's gone through the sand. Barrier.
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He must be diving to do that. The F ninety two K is
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not fast enough to crack the barrier level flight. Can you see him?
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No, I can hear him, though let of them has seen him.
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I get on, Dad, everybody, he's going to crash the rings they're
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coming off. He'll hit any second. Come in, Whitney, we've been
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waiting for you. Case of let's all gather around the conference table. Huh,
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that's right, you know, Geen Latimer. Of course, these two
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gentlemen being new to you, Milton more Doodle and On Hullmyer. Hello,
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they've recently joined me, Whitney as fellow directors of the company. Now what
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we're here for is to find out what's wrong with the F ninety two K.
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The Air Force recognized it as a good fighter. They'll buy it,
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but without any bugs in it. I've talked to Colonel Creston, and his
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suggestion affects you, Gene. He admits you're a brilliant designer, but he
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thinks maybe the fault is some little thing that you may have been too close
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to her to pick up. In other words, an engineering mistake. Hasn't
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a good Colonel port Of sabotage. Sabotage with the other five to two in
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places that range from Las Alemas to Detroit. Why not I checked that plane,
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not by boat, there was nothing wrong with it or else could it
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be? But sabotage. And I'm looking right at the man I thinks responsible
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for it, meaning me, Jane, meaning you Whitney, you crashed the
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first one, set us back months. What don't you do to it this
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time? Hold on their jene, I questioned Jim Berg, a planned security
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man, about that. He put seals on the hangar and had guards watching
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it all night. Huk. If I can interrupt right here, Shermanton,
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go ahead. Accusations and suppositions will get us nowhere. And I say,
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let's call in the police. No, mister Latimer, in my opinion,
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that would be fatal. It would completely destroy confidence in Kent Aircraft. Now,
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mister Holmeyer and I, as co directors with mister Kent, are concerned
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with facts, sure, and with profits. We're not in this for sentimental
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reason, and facts are just what we haven't got at the moment. Now.
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Immediately I heard of the five crashes out of a dozen plains the air
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Force took I embarked on a certain course of action. I called in the
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Blue Circle Detective Agency from Los Angeles. They have a fine reputation, and
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I asked them to conduct an investigation. When I'm discussing it with all one
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on myself. Yes, I thought I was justified, and in view of
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this morning's I think I was right. But of course I'll abide by my
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co director's decision before going any further. Wow, I guess it sounds all
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right to me. I say, go ahead. What are you thinking?
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It's a bad business altogether. Souldn't we find out the better? And there's
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not much use having the police snooping round if there isn't any sabotage be the
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very worst kind of publicity. I am glad you agree with me. I
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meanwhile, Miss Latimer, you will, of course to devote your attention to
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checking on Colonel Queston's idea. Yes, I'll go over the next one personally,
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even though I think it's a waste of time. The boys around the
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factory say there's a Jinx on the F ninety two K, and for my
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money, that Jinx is our war hero. GI. I've had about enough,
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Latimer. You're accusing me of murder. Sure if that plane was sabotage,
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then whoever did it kill the pilot Hank Jordan as surely as if they
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put a knife in his heart. I didn't know you didn't think of that.
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Maybe next time you use your brains before your mouth. I think I'll
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be moving along, gentlemen, nobody needs a salesman right now, I take
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it. No, you can go Withney. I thought i'd move out of
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the hotel in the old beach house. If you're not using it, Chuck
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here, sure, come up to the house for dinner tonight. Well you'll
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be welcome, Okay, I'll see you then, so long, everybody.
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I head of my hotel to pack my stuff and to move it out to
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the beach House. On the way over, I wondered about the two new
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directors, Moore and Hallmyer. What were they doing in the setup? Chuck
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hadn't said anything to me about them before then, the old man and I
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hadn't been all that close. When I opened my hotel room door, I
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got a surprise. It had an occupant who was busily going through my suitcases.
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What's this government senses? How many pairs? As if socks is the
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man back from Europe. Carry you're Whitney Kent. Check who might you be?
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My name Slade with the blue circle to take the agency? And what
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are you doing here? Checking? Oh? On whose orders? My boss,
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mister Vannick? And who gave mister Vannick his orders that I was to
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be included in the investigation of Kent aircraft the new director, mister Milton Moore.
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Look, I'm just doing a job, the wrong job, mister Slade.
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Out Now wait a minute, I said out, and I read it.
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We're a hard headed clan, the Kents, and we use our heads
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right in the other guys soul the plexus. That's the Kent guided miss unk
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known en barroom fights from Tokyo to Pooh San. Mister Slade, don't move,
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get your breath back and I'll get my cases in go. I was
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leaving anyway. I'm glad she came Whitney, so am I since you asked
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Sue as well. I didn't realize your confidential secretary was that confidential Whitney.
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Can't all the world notice of him, Sue, I'll do better. I'll
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take an AX to him. Hey, how was you're of Whitney? Fine
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in Paris, there was Fifi, chic and shapely and using such an expensive
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perfume. In Belgium there was Spefee, still using that perfume. In London
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there was Margaret. What happened to Fifi in London? Catcha guess she ran
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out of perfume. You've always got the smart answers, haven't you. I
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wonder why defense mechanism, Chuck, it's a long time since I had to
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talk to you, son. I tried to anyway, grew up too quick
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for me. I guess I never had time to get away from the plant,
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and then when I did, you were in Korea. It doesn't matter.
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It was tough enough being Chuck Kent's son while you weren't around. You've
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been around. It only made it tougher. I never knew it was as
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bad as that. We both had a tough I guess you lost the wife,
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the mother I never had. It's all history, Chuck, Let's skip
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it. How long you had these guys More in homer in with you?
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I had to bring them in Whitney expansion was too rapid and aided capital,
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and they had it that More seems like a smart guy. He is.
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He was with a zero Corporation before he came in with me built them up
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out of almost nothing. Alma's a Texan oil money likes to speculate this experience
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might change his mind. And how about me? What do you mean?
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I'm back having sold a lot of planes. We can't deliver right now.
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So what next? You mean? What are you going to do just that?
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Well, you've been working hard over there. Take a rest, Whitney,
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three weeks vacation at least. We will talk about it after that.
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Thanks, Chuck, That's all I wanted to know. What's that supposed to
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mean? I couldn't help wondering if you've subscribed to Gen Latimer's theory that I'm
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responsible for sabotaging the F ninety two. K now wait them obviously you do,
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Otherwise you wouldn't suggested that vacation for me. Whitney. You're wrong.
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I don't think so, So don't mind if I don't stay for in a
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Chuck, it'll choke me. I leave you with one statement, I'm going
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to find out what's wrong with the F ninety two. O K. If
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it's the last thing I do, welcome back. Well, this is something
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a little different. We've got any amateur detective at work here, which is
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a little different than usual. In addition to that, we've got some real
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tensions in the life of this character. It's going to be interesting to see
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how this plays out and what's going on with this sabotage. So I hope
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you'll join us next week for the continuation of High of Hog Sky Hoo Doo.
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