Stolen Rings At Christmas

How's jingle bell jingle? Faraday.

Faraday, just because we're going out to have Christmas dinner together, don't forget you're driving an automobile, not a slave. Like, don't tell me you object to Inspector Faraday's being full of Christmas spirit on Christmas Eve.

Oh, Mary, I just object to his voice. Faraday, I'm using. I can't know now what I should have given you for Christmas. A sense of humor. If I didn't already have one, how can I tolerate you?

Well, somebody should give you both a book of instructions on how to get along. Especially him. You know we're only kidding, Mary. We are. Stop that man! Stop that man! What? Did you hear that, Fakim?

Stop him! Oh, no, you hear what I see? I see it. Shopkeeper chasing a man up the street. Step on it, Faraday. We can catch him. Don't tell me what to do. Pull up to the curb now and speak to her.

I can grab him. Don't take it easy, take it. Okay, we just passed him. Wait, wait. Don't jump to life. Slow down a little. We'll hurry up or he'll pass us. No, Blackie, be careful.

Give me a blackie, be quick. No, look out. Here he goes. All right, you. You hold it right here now. Let's go, man. Sure, as soon as the shop keeps up, you just rob gets here and here he comes.

Hold on, man. Hold on, man. He took four diamond rings out of my store. Now, give me those rings. Give them to me. I'd have had no rings at yours, Mac. Oh, yes you do, right in your pocket here.

I've watched you since you ran out of the store. You couldn't have given them to anybody. I'll hold them while you circle them. Yeah, I like them. Okay. I- I did not hear. Oh, because I didn't take that to see.