Legal Complications

Your Coca-Cola bottle represents Claudia. Claudia based on the play on 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 The farmer gets the deed the farmer gets the deed

Hi old Adeiree, old the farmer gets the deed. The farmer buys the house. The farmer buys the house. Hi old Adeiree, old the farmer buys the house. Doesn't anyone have anything to say for the farmer's wife?

And she got anything to say for herself? Only that she can't believe it. And the farmer's wife or you, David, always doubting her ears. Her ears, of course. Let's just plow that one under. This is harrowing.

Ouch. My mother. I never knew we could be so agriculture. I suppose it's a cinch when you only have to just talk about it. What else do we have to do except take the deed and hand over a certified check?

Mr. Haggins said it would take such a long time and it's only been a week. I couldn't believe it when we heard last night and I still don't. I guess he didn't have much of a search after all.

It was probably a very simple title. And it's a fine day for the closing. I wish you were simple enough so I could understand it. David, how many times have you explained what a deed is to that daughter of mine?

Oh, hardly explained it at all, mother. I don't think we went through it more than a dozen times. I still don't understand it. That just shows how complicated deeds are. Funny how to draw on a completely different conclusion.