A Lucky Dime

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 Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

What do we need for car, David? Right around the next corner. I'm weren't really lucky to find a parking space. Mm-hmm. Certainly were. Hey, hey, hey, don't walk so fast. I want to look in the window.

I've been afraid of this. You women. You don't know how to walk. I love window shopping. Doesn't cost a dime. No, except a quarter to park the car. Except we didn't park the car for a quarter. We parked it for nothing.

Wonderful how you can wiggle it in backwards. Oh, I think nothing of it. I'll never learn. Oh, let's walk a little further. Hardware stores up the street on the right. Now there is a woman after my own heart.

A woman who would rather look in a hardware store wind it than a dress shop. Oh, hardware is much more fascinating. Every time I look in one of those windows I wish I had a million dollars.

You just said we are window shopping. Of course, darling. You know ever since we've been living up here in the last three months Eastbrook is growing? seems to get busier every day doesn't it? I bet when people look at this they think we're vacationers or summer people. I bet you 20 cents they don't. It's a bet.

David where are you going? I'm going to ask somebody to look at us and tell us whether he's looking at us as vacationers or natives. David you idiot come back you come back. If I come back you'll lose your bet. Oh well all right. It's worth worth twenty cents any day to save my face. That face? I wouldn't give twenty cents for