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The car is beautiful.
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Where did you end up going for it?
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This exclusive place that Dad has connections with. They have
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more cars for more dealerships than like anywhere else.
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You have to put me in touch. What's it called?
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It's Dunaidial.
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Where?
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Dunaidial. There's an accent on the E.
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Do you mean.
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Yes, I got it on Dundale Cars.
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Lift?
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Please.
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Are you going past Kimmage?
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Oh, Kimmage.
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No.
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I'm Rod Serling. You're listening to The Zero Hour. Rest
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Starring Roswell. In a mutual broadcasting system to a presentation.
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Of.
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The Zero Hour.
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Brought to you by the Ford Motor Company and Lazy
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Boy Recliners. This is The Zero Hour on Mutual Radio.
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If I were.
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Buying a TV color receiver today, it would be 100%
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solid state. RCA asked these TV chief engineers a question
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you could be asking yourself.
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If you were buying a color TV, would you pick a.
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Tube typeset or 100% solid state? Robert Porter, KMEX-TV. I'd
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buy a 100% solid-state set for the low maintenance, high reliability,
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and low power consumption. In a nationwide survey, 95% of
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the TV chief engineers polled said they'd prefer to buy
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solid-state for their next color TV. So if you've been
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asking yourself the question, you know what these experts say.
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Otis Freeman, New York.
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I'd buy 100% solid state like the RCA XL100. For color,
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for reliability, consider the new RCAs. Every one is an
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RCA XL100.
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100% solid state. Don't settle for less.
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To a young generation, the big circus is a mammoth
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variety show performed in a huge auditorium such as a
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giant sports palace or a convention hall.
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Only the little circus is still performed under campus in
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the manner.
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Tradition once decreed.
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Such a circus as the Lang and Haley Show and Carnival,
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which is winding up an engagement in a small Indiana town.
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It is Saturday night, shortly after dark, as the dancing
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girls of the sideshow prance onto the platform for a
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final teaser before the crowd files into the main tent.
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A crowd unaware of the tawdry life behind the brightly spangled,
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exciting world they're about to enter.
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Rusty, before you go out there to give your spiel,
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I got a tip for you.
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Yeah, what's that?
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Just that you're asking for trouble hanging around that Carol
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Dame in the money wagon. The one they call Princess.
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Oh, are you jealous, Dolly?
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She's Turk's girl, you know.
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Look, Dolly, I just kid around with all the girls,
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you know that.
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Okay, but Turk's going to catch you guessing her weight
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one of these days. Oh, Turk's a.
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Friend, baby. I ain't trying to cut in on him.
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Come on.
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And start tickling the keys on that calliope getter across.
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Okay, sugar, just tipping you off.
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Hey, hey, hey.
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Come over, come over, come over.
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The free show, the free show.
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Hoppa, hoppa, hoppa, hoppa.
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Your last chance to see the free show before the
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big show. That's it, folks.
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That's it.
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Gather round a little closer. That's the idea. All right, Dolly.
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Shut her down.
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That's it, folks.
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Closer.
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Right over here.
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That's right.
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Get off the platform.
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Come on, will you, kids?
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Now, don't get restless, folks.
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There's plenty of time before the main show starts under
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the big top.
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Now then, before I.
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Tell you all about the sensational attractions inside, I.
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Want these beautiful little ladies with their silver baubles and
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their bouncing personalities.
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To put on a little dance for you. A dance
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that'll put a bowl full of jelly to shame.
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Hey, hey, you with the bald head.
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Hey, Rusty, come here, will you?
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Yeah, hiya, Chuck.
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Yeah, I haven't seen you around all day. What's up?
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I've only got a minute. Yeah, tonight's the night.
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Now listen, we'll be pulling out of the railroad yard
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after midnight, about 1 o'clock.
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Yeah?
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And as soon as the train's underway, you get the
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poker game started. Make sure the security man is in it.
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That flatfoot hasn't missed a game since we hit the
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road with the show.
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Stay about even in the game yourself so nobody squawks.
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Then pull out about 2.30. Okay.
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And I'll be waiting for you out on the platform.
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And we'll make it up to the flat car where
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the money wagon is. There'll be more than 20 grand
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in the safe tonight. Hey, that's a lot of bread.
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Yeah, like a whole loaf. Now then, you stay away
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from me until we meet on the platform. You got it? Gotcha.
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See you tonight. Hey, hiya, princess.
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How's the most devastating creature in the world?
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Lonesome, I hope.
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Oh, brother, are you a cornball?
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Texas tonight's the night, honey.
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Well, don't broadcast it.
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What do you want?
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Well, you know, I got to thinking two-thirds of 20
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grand is nearly 14,000 claims. You and me could take
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it and have a real swing of.
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Time on it.
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You and me?
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Uh-huh.
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Huh.
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Get this, Rusty.
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Once and for all, I like it the way it
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is with Turk and me, and it's going to stay
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this way.
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Listen, I got what Turk hasn't got, baby. Brains.
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All he's got is muscle. How far are you going
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to get on that?
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Why don't you ask him? Here he comes now.
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Oh, Princess.
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What do you want me to ask him? Hey, Rusty,
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what's up?
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Well, I just dropped over to check the time we
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meet tonight.
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I told you, 2.30.
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Yeah, yeah, that's what I thought. Well, see you later.
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Okay.
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Turk?
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Yeah?
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There's something I gotta tell you. You may think Rusty's
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a pal of yours, but do you think it's safe
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having him on this job?
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I gotta have help.
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Why?
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Well, he makes his living talking. I'm just afraid he
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might let something slip.
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Nah, nah, don't worry about him talking.
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He wouldn't cut his own throat. Turk.
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Yeah?
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Be careful tonight.
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Please. Don't worry, sweetheart. I'll be careful.
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Come on.
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Raise it, five.
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Speak to me, Rocky.
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Hey, come on. Don't everybody, fool. I gotta get even.
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What's a possible three fives do, Sherlock? Rusty, if that
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eight hits you in the middle and straightens you, boy...
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You're a cop, Sherlock. You can always pinch us for gambling,
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you know. If he doesn't start winning, he's liable to.
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Oh, I run in my own dash. Oh, yeah. Five up, huh? Okay,
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I'll see you. Well, the eight minute, boys. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
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You are one lucky stiff.
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Oh, well, I'm a little short of even, but I
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got to get me some shut-eye.
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You?
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Sleepy? Yeah, it's 2.30.
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I'm a working man, Sherlock.
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You get to sleep on a job. Get out. What's
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the situation, Rusty?
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Sherlock's a loser in the game. He'll stick to get even.
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Okay.
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Now, we'll be hitting that long, steep grade on the
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other side of the Wabash River any minute now.
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The train will slow down almost to a walk.
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And when she does, I'll get off on this side,
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you drop off on the other.
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That way we can see the coast is clear on
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both sides, right?
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Right.
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Okay.
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And we run alongside the train and climb on the
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flat car with the money wagon. As soon as the
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train gets over the hump and picks up speed.
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We get to work. You got the tools? Right here.
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We ought to finish the job just before we get
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to that deep ravine, remember?
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Yeah, what about it?
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We toss the.
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Tools in the ravine. Nobody will ever find them. We've
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hit the grade. She's slowing down.
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Okay, that's slow enough. Jump off your side.
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We'll meet at the money wagon. Okay, she's starting to highball. Here,
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hold this chisel against the wagon lock.
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Right.
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Okay, Turk, hit it.
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Again.
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That got us.
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All right, inside the.
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Wagon, quick.
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Now work fast, Al.
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I'll hold the flash.
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You take the hammer and knock off the knob. Then
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I'll take the center punch and do the spindle and
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the socket.
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Right.
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Glad to get out of that wagon.
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Some haul, huh?
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We got better than 20 grand in this sack.
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Hey, how's that for timing? Look, the ravine's right up
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ahead here. Okay.
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Hey, get ready to throw the tools into it.
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Okay. All set, Rusty. Hey, you got the hammer, ain't you?
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Yep.
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Right here.
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Okay.
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Do that.
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Hurry up.
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He's waiting. Yes, he is.
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Hurry up.
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He's waiting.
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Run down there.
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Go.
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Yes, indeed.
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Rusty, what happened last night? What happened to Turk?
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I guess he just split with his share of the loot.
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Took his dough and jumped off the train.
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But why?
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That ain't hard to figure out.
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I set up a whole deal for him.
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Well, that kind of shows where his gratitude is, doesn't it?
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No, he won't get very far.
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His running away has put the cops on him.
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Remember what I told you about muscles and brains, sweetheart?
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Yeah, I remember.
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Look, I still got half to take, princess. It's a
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little over 10 G's. I'm cutting it down the.
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Middle with you, 50-50.
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What's the catch?
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No catch. Just that we spend the dough together, that's all.
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Come on, how about it, sweetheart? Sure.
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Why not?
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Atta baby.
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Don't, don't, Rusty. Not here.
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Okay, princess. We'd better figure on cutting out of this
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county real fast.
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What about the law? After all, I've been keeping the books,
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and I wouldn't want anyone to suspect me in this deal.
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Relax, baby. Turk's the only one they're looking for. We're clean.
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Get your things together. We'll be out of here tonight. Oh, Dolly.
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Yeah?
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It's me, Sherlock.
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Oh, hi, Copper. Open the flap and come on in.
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Hope you don't mind my calling on you in the
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dressing tent, but I did want to ask you a
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couple of things.
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Like what?
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Well, you've been kind of friendly with Rusty Macon, haven't you?
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In is the right word.
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Oh, brother.
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Him and his grabby hands and roving eyes.
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Like that, huh?
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I didn't mind so much when he was roving and
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grabbing around me, but he played the field with it,
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and I kind of like to be exclusive.
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Mm-hmm.
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Was he trying to move in on Turk's girl, the princess?
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The way Rusty puts it, he kidded around with all
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the girls. I think he had a thing about the princess.
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Could be. I did see him hanging around her now
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and then.
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You working on this case, Sherlock?
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Well, unofficially.
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You see, I was on the force before I got, well,
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hit in the bottle. But since I've been a plainclothes
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security guy with the circus here, even though I haven't
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had a drop in nearly five years, all they think
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I'm good for is... bouncing drunks and kicking kids in
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the pants when they try to sneak under the tent.
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But I got a hunch about this robbery thing.
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Oh, who do you suspect?
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Rusty was a pal of Turk's, wasn't he?
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He acted like he was, except for the way.
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He'd ogled a princess. Why'd he ask about Rusty? That
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makes three questions you've tossed me about him.
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Well, it seems like more than a coincidence that Rusty
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left our 2.30, wasn't it, that morning? Saying he was sleeping.
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The watchman said his birth was still unmade at a
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quarter after three.
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That doesn't prove anything, does it?
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No, but I also know that between 2.30 and 3.15,
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the train was on this side of the Wabash rolling toward.
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Alnay, here in Illinois.
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What does that mean?
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I don't know, but the robbery could have happened around
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that time, and that means Rusty just might have suckered
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me into staying in that poker game after he'd said
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he was going to go betty-buy.
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I didn't take up too much of your time.
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No trouble, Sherlock. What are you going to do next?
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I think I'll talk the section gang foreman into loaning
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me a crew and a motor car. I'd like to
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take a good look along that stretch of track.
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Both sides of it. Hey, old pack baby.
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Sure, Rusty.
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Good. I got a car parked up the street. Who's that?
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How should I know?
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Who is it?
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It's me, Rusty.
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It's Sherlock.
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Be right with you.
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That's okay, son, a little bit.
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Hurry up.
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Yeah.
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Hi, Rusty.
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Hi, Sherlock. How you doing, princess?
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Okay, Sherlock, how are you?
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Oh, fine, thanks. Sorry I have to bring you bad news.
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Bad news? Yeah, about Turk.
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What about Turk?
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Well, they found his body this morning in the ravine
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just east of Albany.
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Oh, no. You sure? Mm-hmm.
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Identification was positive. Well, I guess that's all for now.
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Just thought you two want to know, especially you, Princess.
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I know you and Turk was friends, kind of.
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Well, close.
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Thanks for dropping by, Sherlock.
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Yeah, yeah, thanks. So long. Did you do it? Do what, sugar?
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You did. You killed Turk.
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Woo-hoo!
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Poor old Rover.
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He gets worried every time we go off on an
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outing without him. But I just can't get my family
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and Rover into my pickup. So why don't you get
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a Ford Super Cab pickup and take him along?
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Super Cab?
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Sure.
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My better half.
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Son overgrown collie and camping gear could all fit into a.
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Super cab yep because ford's new super cab is the
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only two-door pickup roomy enough for a full back seat
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holds a family of six i didn't know that bet
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you didn't know you can get super cab with either
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a rear bench seat or a facing jump seat option
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or you can order it without rear seats and get
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44 cubic feet of storage.
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And for Rover.
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Whatever type of pickup you have in mind, Ford has
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great news and great values for you. It's truck clearance
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time at your Ford dealers now. Prices may never be
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this low again. Check the complete choice of Ford trucks
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and check their prices, too. Go get yourself a good
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buy today at your local Ford dealers.
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Fall in love with a bottle of ketchup. Real love
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is eating cornflakes.
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Cereal doesn't taste like love.
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Well, what about ketchup?
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Uh-uh. I know what.
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I'll bet cornflakes taste like love, huh?
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Not cornflakes either.
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By the way, what is love?
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Love is love and kiss.
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Oh.
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And do you know anything that tastes like love?
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Uh-huh.
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People could taste like love.
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People could?
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I know people that taste like love.
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You do?
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Who?
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My mommy, my daddy, my sister, and my brother, and
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my grandpa.
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We use things. Love is for people.
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And my kitty.
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From the Franciscans, with love.
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Are you the special agent in charge in this area? Good.
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The reason I'm calling the FBI is that I've got
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a felony case here involving the crossing of state lines.
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Indiana and Illinois.
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I'm the security officer with the Lang and Haley shows,
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the circus and carny outfit.
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Named Sheridan Lockman.
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On the way here, the show's money wagon safe was
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robbed of some $ 20, 000.
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Yeah, there's a homicide involved, too. Uh-huh.
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Well, the sheriff here is on top of the homicide,
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but you guys will.
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Want to move in on the robbery.
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I'm in the little town of Flora in Clay County.
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Okay, fine.
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I'll meet you at the money wagon on the circus lot.
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Don't lose any time. I think the suspects may make
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a run for it.
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Okay.
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Get in the car, Princess.
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I told you I'm not going.
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And I say you are.
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Now look, you're up to your level here in this
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and you know it. You set it up. And I'm
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not going to leave you here where they can put
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the squeeze on you and make you spill your guts.
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Now get in there. Slide over and let me in
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behind the wheel.
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Yeah, that's better.
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What's that guy think he's doing? He's nosed into the
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curb right in.
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Front of us. Hey, you. Hey, pull up a little.
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Will you?
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Oh, the heck with that jerk. I'll back up and
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get up. What's the matter?
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There's another car right behind us.
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You going somewhere, Rusty? What's it to you, Flatfoot? To me, well,
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it's part of my job. You're under arrest for robbery
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and murder.
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Oh, now, what's that? A shot in the dark? It's
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a carom shot, Rusty.
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From me to get the boss's money back to the
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FBI for crossing the state line.
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While committing a felony and.
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To the local fuzz for homicide. And all of us
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are here. Go on, look around. See for yourself. Homicide?
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You're right.
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You're good.
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Who is it I'm supposed to have wasted?
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Your pal, Turk. And you can cut the innocent act, Rusty.
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Your prints are all over them can-opening tools you chucked.
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In the ravine.
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And the blood on the hammer matches up with Turk's.
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Hey, now look, Sherlock, I... The name is Sheridan Lockman
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to you. Sheridan Lockman?
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Sherlock? Oh, that's why they called you Sherlock. You really
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are a detective. You got it right, boy.
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What was it you were saying about having brains, Rusty?
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You don't have to rub it in, princess. I gotta admit,
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I didn't claim I was the only guy with brains.
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You wait in the car, kiddo, and leave the motor running.
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Okay, boss. May I help you?
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Yeah, sweetheart.
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I heard you Ford dealers were having a late, late show,
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and I wasn't invited. Well, we are having a spectacular
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end-of-the-season clearance sale on.
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All our models, but... But what, pal?
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Well, everyone's invited.
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Yeah?
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Everyone's invited to take advantage of the low clearance prices
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on the quiet LTD and our mid-sized Torino.
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Hey, that's swell.
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And if you're interested in economy, just look at the late,
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late show prices on the compact Ford Maverick and our
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basic Pinto. Even our sporty Mustang II and the magnificent
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Thunderbird are going at low 74 prices.
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Now, let me get this straight, sweetheart.
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You guys are selling all these swell cars at these low,
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low prices.
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During your late, late show.
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That's right, sir.
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Little my mom hears about this. Don't miss your Ford
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dealer's late, late clearance show. There are plenty of good
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seats left. And the price of admission may never be
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this low again.
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I'm Rod Serling.
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Close your eyes. Exercise your imagination. And join us again
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on our next presentation of The Zero Hour.
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Carnival of Menace was adapted for radio by Glenn Hall Taylor.
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Ross Martin was heard as Rusty.
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Featured in the cast were Jane Webb, Charlie Dugdale, Johnny.
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Hamer, and Diana Hale.
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Zero Hour, created by J.M.
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Colas, directed by Don Hills, is produced in Hollywood for
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composed and conducted by Stanley D. Hoffman, Rochelle Sherman, associate producer.
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leaflet
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The car is beautiful.
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Where did you end up going for it?
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This exclusive place that Dad has connections with. They have
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more cars for more dealerships than like anywhere else.
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You have to put me in touch. What's it called?
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It's Dunaidial.
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Where?
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Dunaidial. There's an accent on the E.
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Do you mean.
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Please.
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Are you going past Kimmage?
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Oh, Kimmage.
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I'm Rod Serling. You're listening to The Zero Hour. Rest
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your eyes. Exercise your imagination. Today, Glenn Hall-Taylor's Black Episodes.
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Starring Roswell. In a mutual broadcasting system to a presentation.
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The Zero Hour.
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Brought to you by the Ford Motor Company and Lazy
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If I were.
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Buying a TV color receiver today, it would be 100%
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solid state. RCA asked these TV chief engineers a question
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you could be asking yourself.
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If you were buying a color TV, would you pick a.
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Tube typeset or 100% solid state? Robert Porter, KMEX-TV. I'd
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buy a 100% solid-state set for the low maintenance, high reliability,
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and low power consumption. In a nationwide survey, 95% of
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the TV chief engineers polled said they'd prefer to buy
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solid-state for their next color TV. So if you've been
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asking yourself the question, you know what these experts say.
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Otis Freeman, New York.
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I'd buy 100% solid state like the RCA XL100. For color,
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for reliability, consider the new RCAs. Every one is an
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RCA XL100.
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100% solid state. Don't settle for less.
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To a young generation, the big circus is a mammoth
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variety show performed in a huge auditorium such as a
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giant sports palace or a convention hall.
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Only the little circus is still performed under campus in
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the manner.
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Tradition once decreed.
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Such a circus as the Lang and Haley Show and Carnival,
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which is winding up an engagement in a small Indiana town.
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It is Saturday night, shortly after dark, as the dancing
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girls of the sideshow prance onto the platform for a
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final teaser before the crowd files into the main tent.
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A crowd unaware of the tawdry life behind the brightly spangled,
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exciting world they're about to enter.
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Rusty, before you go out there to give your spiel,
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I got a tip for you.
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Yeah, what's that?
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Just that you're asking for trouble hanging around that Carol
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Dame in the money wagon. The one they call Princess.
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Oh, are you jealous, Dolly?
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She's Turk's girl, you know.
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Look, Dolly, I just kid around with all the girls,
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you know that.
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Okay, but Turk's going to catch you guessing her weight
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one of these days. Oh, Turk's a.
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Friend, baby. I ain't trying to cut in on him.
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Come on.
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And start tickling the keys on that calliope getter across.
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Okay, sugar, just tipping you off.
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Hey, hey, hey.
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Come over, come over, come over.
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The free show, the free show.
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Hoppa, hoppa, hoppa, hoppa.
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Your last chance to see the free show before the
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big show. That's it, folks.
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That's it.
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Gather round a little closer. That's the idea. All right, Dolly.
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Shut her down.
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That's it, folks.
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Closer.
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Right over here.
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That's right.
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Get off the platform.
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Come on, will you, kids?
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Now, don't get restless, folks.
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There's plenty of time before the main show starts under
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the big top.
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Now then, before I.
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Tell you all about the sensational attractions inside, I.
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Want these beautiful little ladies with their silver baubles and
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their bouncing personalities.
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To put on a little dance for you. A dance
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that'll put a bowl full of jelly to shame.
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Hey, hey, you with the bald head.
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Hey, Rusty, come here, will you?
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Yeah, hiya, Chuck.
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Yeah, I haven't seen you around all day. What's up?
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I've only got a minute. Yeah, tonight's the night.
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Now listen, we'll be pulling out of the railroad yard
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after midnight, about 1 o'clock.
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Yeah?
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And as soon as the train's underway, you get the
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poker game started. Make sure the security man is in it.
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That flatfoot hasn't missed a game since we hit the
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road with the show.
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Stay about even in the game yourself so nobody squawks.
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Then pull out about 2.30. Okay.
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And I'll be waiting for you out on the platform.
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And we'll make it up to the flat car where
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the money wagon is. There'll be more than 20 grand
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in the safe tonight. Hey, that's a lot of bread.
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Yeah, like a whole loaf. Now then, you stay away
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from me until we meet on the platform. You got it? Gotcha.
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See you tonight. Hey, hiya, princess.
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How's the most devastating creature in the world?
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Lonesome, I hope.
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Oh, brother, are you a cornball?
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Texas tonight's the night, honey.
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Well, don't broadcast it.
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What do you want?
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Well, you know, I got to thinking two-thirds of 20
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grand is nearly 14,000 claims. You and me could take
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it and have a real swing of.
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Time on it.
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You and me?
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Uh-huh.
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Huh.
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Get this, Rusty.
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Once and for all, I like it the way it
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is with Turk and me, and it's going to stay
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this way.
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Listen, I got what Turk hasn't got, baby. Brains.
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All he's got is muscle. How far are you going
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to get on that?
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Why don't you ask him? Here he comes now.
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Oh, Princess.
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What do you want me to ask him? Hey, Rusty,
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what's up?
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Well, I just dropped over to check the time we
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meet tonight.
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I told you, 2.30.
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Yeah, yeah, that's what I thought. Well, see you later.
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Okay.
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Turk?
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Yeah?
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There's something I gotta tell you. You may think Rusty's
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a pal of yours, but do you think it's safe
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having him on this job?
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I gotta have help.
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Why?
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Well, he makes his living talking. I'm just afraid he
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might let something slip.
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Nah, nah, don't worry about him talking.
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He wouldn't cut his own throat. Turk.
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Yeah?
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Be careful tonight.
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Please. Don't worry, sweetheart. I'll be careful.
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Come on.
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Raise it, five.
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Speak to me, Rocky.
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Hey, come on. Don't everybody, fool. I gotta get even.
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What's a possible three fives do, Sherlock? Rusty, if that
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eight hits you in the middle and straightens you, boy...
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You're a cop, Sherlock. You can always pinch us for gambling,
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you know. If he doesn't start winning, he's liable to.
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Oh, I run in my own dash. Oh, yeah. Five up, huh? Okay,
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I'll see you. Well, the eight minute, boys. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
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You are one lucky stiff.
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Oh, well, I'm a little short of even, but I
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got to get me some shut-eye.
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You?
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Sleepy? Yeah, it's 2.30.
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I'm a working man, Sherlock.
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You get to sleep on a job. Get out. What's
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the situation, Rusty?
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Sherlock's a loser in the game. He'll stick to get even.
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Okay.
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Now, we'll be hitting that long, steep grade on the
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other side of the Wabash River any minute now.
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The train will slow down almost to a walk.
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And when she does, I'll get off on this side,
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you drop off on the other.
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That way we can see the coast is clear on
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both sides, right?
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Right.
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Okay.
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And we run alongside the train and climb on the
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flat car with the money wagon. As soon as the
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train gets over the hump and picks up speed.
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We get to work. You got the tools? Right here.
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We ought to finish the job just before we get
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to that deep ravine, remember?
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Yeah, what about it?
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We toss the.
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Tools in the ravine. Nobody will ever find them. We've
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hit the grade. She's slowing down.
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Okay, that's slow enough. Jump off your side.
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We'll meet at the money wagon. Okay, she's starting to highball. Here,
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hold this chisel against the wagon lock.
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Right.
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Okay, Turk, hit it.
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Again.
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That got us.
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All right, inside the.
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Wagon, quick.
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Now work fast, Al.
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I'll hold the flash.
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You take the hammer and knock off the knob. Then
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I'll take the center punch and do the spindle and
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the socket.
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Right.
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Glad to get out of that wagon.
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Some haul, huh?
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We got better than 20 grand in this sack.
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Hey, how's that for timing? Look, the ravine's right up
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ahead here. Okay.
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Hey, get ready to throw the tools into it.
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Okay. All set, Rusty. Hey, you got the hammer, ain't you?
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Yep.
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Right here.
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Okay.
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Hi, I'm Jim Backus with news about an exciting sale
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Do that.
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Hurry up.
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He's waiting. Yes, he is.
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This is Jim Backus with news about the most comfortable
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Hurry up.
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He's waiting.
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Run down there.
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Go.
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Yes, indeed.
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Rusty, what happened last night? What happened to Turk?
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I guess he just split with his share of the loot.
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Took his dough and jumped off the train.
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But why?
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That ain't hard to figure out.
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I set up a whole deal for him.
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Well, that kind of shows where his gratitude is, doesn't it?
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No, he won't get very far.
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His running away has put the cops on him.
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Remember what I told you about muscles and brains, sweetheart?
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Yeah, I remember.
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Look, I still got half to take, princess. It's a
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little over 10 G's. I'm cutting it down the.
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Middle with you, 50-50.
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What's the catch?
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No catch. Just that we spend the dough together, that's all.
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Come on, how about it, sweetheart? Sure.
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Why not?
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Atta baby.
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Don't, don't, Rusty. Not here.
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Okay, princess. We'd better figure on cutting out of this
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county real fast.
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What about the law? After all, I've been keeping the books,
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and I wouldn't want anyone to suspect me in this deal.
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Relax, baby. Turk's the only one they're looking for. We're clean.
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Get your things together. We'll be out of here tonight. Oh, Dolly.
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Yeah?
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It's me, Sherlock.
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Oh, hi, Copper. Open the flap and come on in.
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Hope you don't mind my calling on you in the
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dressing tent, but I did want to ask you a
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couple of things.
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Like what?
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Well, you've been kind of friendly with Rusty Macon, haven't you?
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In is the right word.
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Oh, brother.
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Him and his grabby hands and roving eyes.
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Like that, huh?
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I didn't mind so much when he was roving and
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grabbing around me, but he played the field with it,
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and I kind of like to be exclusive.
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Mm-hmm.
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Was he trying to move in on Turk's girl, the princess?
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The way Rusty puts it, he kidded around with all
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the girls. I think he had a thing about the princess.
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Could be. I did see him hanging around her now
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and then.
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You working on this case, Sherlock?
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Well, unofficially.
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You see, I was on the force before I got, well,
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hit in the bottle. But since I've been a plainclothes
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security guy with the circus here, even though I haven't
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had a drop in nearly five years, all they think
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I'm good for is... bouncing drunks and kicking kids in
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the pants when they try to sneak under the tent.
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But I got a hunch about this robbery thing.
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Oh, who do you suspect?
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Rusty was a pal of Turk's, wasn't he?
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He acted like he was, except for the way.
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He'd ogled a princess. Why'd he ask about Rusty? That
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makes three questions you've tossed me about him.
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Well, it seems like more than a coincidence that Rusty
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left our 2.30, wasn't it, that morning? Saying he was sleeping.
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The watchman said his birth was still unmade at a
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quarter after three.
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That doesn't prove anything, does it?
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No, but I also know that between 2.30 and 3.15,
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the train was on this side of the Wabash rolling toward.
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Alnay, here in Illinois.
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What does that mean?
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I don't know, but the robbery could have happened around
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that time, and that means Rusty just might have suckered
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me into staying in that poker game after he'd said
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he was going to go betty-buy.
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I didn't take up too much of your time.
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No trouble, Sherlock. What are you going to do next?
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I think I'll talk the section gang foreman into loaning
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me a crew and a motor car. I'd like to
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take a good look along that stretch of track.
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Both sides of it. Hey, old pack baby.
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Sure, Rusty.
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Good. I got a car parked up the street. Who's that?
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How should I know?
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Who is it?
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It's me, Rusty.
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It's Sherlock.
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Be right with you.
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That's okay, son, a little bit.
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Hurry up.
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Yeah.
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Hi, Rusty.
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Hi, Sherlock. How you doing, princess?
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Okay, Sherlock, how are you?
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Oh, fine, thanks. Sorry I have to bring you bad news.
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Bad news? Yeah, about Turk.
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What about Turk?
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Well, they found his body this morning in the ravine
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just east of Albany.
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Oh, no. You sure? Mm-hmm.
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Identification was positive. Well, I guess that's all for now.
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Just thought you two want to know, especially you, Princess.
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I know you and Turk was friends, kind of.
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Well, close.
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Thanks for dropping by, Sherlock.
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Yeah, yeah, thanks. So long. Did you do it? Do what, sugar?
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You did. You killed Turk.
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Woo-hoo!
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Poor old Rover.
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He gets worried every time we go off on an
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outing without him. But I just can't get my family
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and Rover into my pickup. So why don't you get
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a Ford Super Cab pickup and take him along?
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Super Cab?
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Sure.
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My better half.
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Son overgrown collie and camping gear could all fit into a.
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Super cab yep because ford's new super cab is the
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only two-door pickup roomy enough for a full back seat
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holds a family of six i didn't know that bet
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you didn't know you can get super cab with either
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a rear bench seat or a facing jump seat option
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or you can order it without rear seats and get
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44 cubic feet of storage.
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And for Rover.
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Whatever type of pickup you have in mind, Ford has
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great news and great values for you. It's truck clearance
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time at your Ford dealers now. Prices may never be
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this low again. Check the complete choice of Ford trucks
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and check their prices, too. Go get yourself a good
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buy today at your local Ford dealers.
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Fall in love with a bottle of ketchup. Real love
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is eating cornflakes.
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Cereal doesn't taste like love.
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Well, what about ketchup?
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Uh-uh. I know what.
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I'll bet cornflakes taste like love, huh?
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Not cornflakes either.
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By the way, what is love?
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Love is love and kiss.
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Oh.
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And do you know anything that tastes like love?
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Uh-huh.
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People could taste like love.
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People could?
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I know people that taste like love.
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You do?
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Who?
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My mommy, my daddy, my sister, and my brother, and
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my grandpa.
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We use things. Love is for people.
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And my kitty.
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From the Franciscans, with love.
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Are you the special agent in charge in this area? Good.
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The reason I'm calling the FBI is that I've got
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a felony case here involving the crossing of state lines.
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Indiana and Illinois.
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I'm the security officer with the Lang and Haley shows,
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the circus and carny outfit.
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Named Sheridan Lockman.
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On the way here, the show's money wagon safe was
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robbed of some $ 20, 000.
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Yeah, there's a homicide involved, too. Uh-huh.
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Well, the sheriff here is on top of the homicide,
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but you guys will.
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Want to move in on the robbery.
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I'm in the little town of Flora in Clay County.
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Okay, fine.
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I'll meet you at the money wagon on the circus lot.
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Don't lose any time. I think the suspects may make
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a run for it.
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Okay.
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Get in the car, Princess.
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I told you I'm not going.
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And I say you are.
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Now look, you're up to your level here in this
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and you know it. You set it up. And I'm
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not going to leave you here where they can put
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the squeeze on you and make you spill your guts.
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Now get in there. Slide over and let me in
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behind the wheel.
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Yeah, that's better.
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What's that guy think he's doing? He's nosed into the
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curb right in.
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Front of us. Hey, you. Hey, pull up a little.
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Will you?
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Oh, the heck with that jerk. I'll back up and
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get up. What's the matter?
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There's another car right behind us.
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You going somewhere, Rusty? What's it to you, Flatfoot? To me, well,
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it's part of my job. You're under arrest for robbery
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and murder.
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Oh, now, what's that? A shot in the dark? It's
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a carom shot, Rusty.
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From me to get the boss's money back to the
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FBI for crossing the state line.
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While committing a felony and.
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To the local fuzz for homicide. And all of us
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are here. Go on, look around. See for yourself. Homicide?
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You're right.
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You're good.
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Who is it I'm supposed to have wasted?
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Your pal, Turk. And you can cut the innocent act, Rusty.
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Your prints are all over them can-opening tools you chucked.
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In the ravine.
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And the blood on the hammer matches up with Turk's.
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Hey, now look, Sherlock, I... The name is Sheridan Lockman
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to you. Sheridan Lockman?
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Sherlock? Oh, that's why they called you Sherlock. You really
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are a detective. You got it right, boy.
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What was it you were saying about having brains, Rusty?
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You don't have to rub it in, princess. I gotta admit,
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I didn't claim I was the only guy with brains.
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You wait in the car, kiddo, and leave the motor running.
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Okay, boss. May I help you?
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Yeah, sweetheart.
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I heard you Ford dealers were having a late, late show,
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and I wasn't invited. Well, we are having a spectacular
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end-of-the-season clearance sale on.
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All our models, but... But what, pal?
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Well, everyone's invited.
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Yeah?
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Everyone's invited to take advantage of the low clearance prices
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on the quiet LTD and our mid-sized Torino.
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Hey, that's swell.
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And if you're interested in economy, just look at the late,
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late show prices on the compact Ford Maverick and our
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basic Pinto. Even our sporty Mustang II and the magnificent
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Thunderbird are going at low 74 prices.
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Now, let me get this straight, sweetheart.
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You guys are selling all these swell cars at these low,
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low prices.
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During your late, late show.
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That's right, sir.
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Little my mom hears about this. Don't miss your Ford
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dealer's late, late clearance show. There are plenty of good
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seats left. And the price of admission may never be
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this low again.
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I'm Rod Serling.
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Close your eyes. Exercise your imagination. And join us again
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on our next presentation of The Zero Hour.
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Carnival of Menace was adapted for radio by Glenn Hall Taylor.
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Ross Martin was heard as Rusty.
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Featured in the cast were Jane Webb, Charlie Dugdale, Johnny.
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Hamer, and Diana Hale.
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Zero Hour, created by J.M.
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Colas, directed by Don Hills, is produced in Hollywood for
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the Mutual Broadcasting System by Radio Productions Incorporated. Music is
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composed and conducted by Stanley D. Hoffman, Rochelle Sherman, associate producer.
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This has been a presentation of the Mutual Broadcasting System.
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