George Needs An Architect

Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by Rose Crankin 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 Oh Gertrude, don't bother to clean up here in Mr. Norton's study this morning.

And oh Gertrude, just anything for lunch. Do you hear me? Yes, I heard you. You said just anything for luncheon. Did I? It must have been crazy. That would hardly be the thing for Mr. Norton.

Ah, let's see. David, what would you like for luncheon? Oh, what did you say? I said, what would you like for luncheon? Mmm, just anything. Like you said, Mrs. Norton. Kidneys is good. I have to get some for myself.

And you're welcome to share them, Mr. Norton. I'll throw something in an empty orange if Mrs. Norton if she'd prefer. No setting. Kidneys it is. And I'll let you know how settled it is after lunch.

And I'm not the clean Mr. Norton's work from until I've eaten. This room is to be officially known as my work room. It is. I fixed it up nicely, didn't I? You like it, don't you?

Oh, it's so nice to have you doing your work at home. You did, and I do, and you don't say. Say the things you left out, and I'll catch up with you. You fixed it up nice, and I like it swell, and what makes you think I can get any work done in this house?

Would you be happier if I went somewhere else and left you alone? I would be happiest if you stayed right here and stayed still. I will say another word. Good. Oh, here you're mad at.