Fisherman

Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself have a Coke and now Claudia Come in Claudia You're working maybe I'm disturbing.

Oh no, no, come on in. This is a very informal house whose basic philosophy appears to be that work was created to be disturbed. Come on in Claudia. It's me David. Oh hello mama. You're working, maybe I'm disturbing you.

No, no, no, no, come right on in. You are working. Oh hello Jeffrey. Thank you, nothing of it. Hello Mrs. Brat. Can you hear me? Yes dear. Where is it? Yes dear. I think you'll see.

I can't find anybody. The house is so quiet. Remarkable and unusual. You have any idea where mommy is? Not the foggiest. At least not likely to disappear and see an air like this. Oh, she'll probably turn up someday.

You don't sound as if you were working. No. I'm coming in. Oh, mommy, you're here. Hello, Jeff. Hello, Mrs. Norton. What's all going on in here? Mm-hmm. We were having a conference. About what? We haven't decided yet.

Without me? We were waiting for you. Well, I'm here. What till we talk about? Say, Mr. Norton, this is a wonderful ride. That's the good thing to talk about is anything. What? Godfishing. David never mind talking about trout fish.

Jeff, your dad's been on the stream with me when he would have given his left arm, not his casting arm, to own that when you're holding in your hand. Gee. Do you like fish? Dr. Brainerd took me out a year ago a couple of times.