The Country Auction

Your Coca-Cola bottle represents 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 What am I bit for this beautiful antique old brand?

lamp at the 150 years old, measured at 75 dollars, after the beautiful lines of the bees and the pebied reed work around the cantilebras. Three tenders! When clearly it's so lamp-mom, we'll be doing your own.

Come on, Claudia, let's go home. Oh, we can stay a little while longer. I don't think anybody will buy that lamp, do you? I won't, so why do we have to stay and watch? What's the hurry, Mom?

No hurry, except we've been at these auctions sale all afternoon. We haven't bought a thing. It's hardly anything else up for sales. Or let's go home. Just a little while longer. We might miss the best thing in the sale.

That chance. I haven't seen anything decent so far. These country auctions. Now we can tell when the goose is going to lay the gold today. Who will give me $20? $20? $20? $20? No, babe.

Who will give me $19? $18? $17? $17? $17? $17? $7. I'm going to give two cents. I'm not here for you'll get it. $8. $8. $7. $8. $7. $50. Who will be it? $8. $8. $50. Going, going, going.

Going to the gentlemen the store. $8. $1. $8 for that brass lamp. Obviously, how some people throw their money away. Claudia, are you intending to buy anything at all? If I see something I like, Let's just stay for the next few articles, mama.