Joe Delivers The Goods

And a second, Joe, there's my phone. All right. Artans, meet market, good morning. Good morning, Mr. Artans. Call me today. This isn't as a brow. You can have anything you want, Miss Brown. You know that.

Anything I have, you can have. How many pounds? Oh, 11 or 12. I'll fix you up, send it right over. Thank you, Miss Brown. Goodbye. Bye. Well, Joe, I'm ready for you, huh? Good enough.

Take the package, will you? OK. That's the stuff I talked to you about on the phone. Right. I'm a big but will handle it. How's everything out of the farm? That's fine. Mom and dad said say hello.

Tell them hello for me too. Okay, thanks. Well, I'll see you tomorrow. Bye, Joe. Bye, Mr. Rodden. That's gonna be something to carry into the back room. Hey, hey, Phil, open the door. It's a matter of hiding, can't you? Oh, here, let me, let me know.

Oh, no. It's all right. I'll just dump it on the table here. Okay. Yeah, Joe is just here, huh? Yeah, come on, let's open this thing up. You better close the door first though. Yeah.

That's all closed. Boy, that's some big package that he had lugged in this time. Let's see what's in it. Those gold candlesticks alone are the self-applady. It cost me plenty, but they're going to cost somebody else more.

Oh, look at this here. A bracelet. Wow. Hey, get a load of those diamonds. Yeah, we'll get a load of dough for that bracelet that bracelet when we sell it to some sucker. Yeah. What else did Joe bring at this time?

Yeah, what's in this case? Pause. Match purse. A best looking necklace I've seen in years. That's not bad. What we get for it won't be bad either. Joe delivered the goods again didn't he? Yeah.