Phil Baker

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Hello, Duffy's Tavern, where the elite mate, D. Archie, the man just speaking, Duffy ain't here. Oh, hello, Duffy.

Tonight, Phil Baker from the $64 question. No, take it or leave it. Yeah, that's why you stand up in front of everybody and and ask you questions sort of a night court with prizes Well anyway, Duffy you ought to see what I got on a menu in honor of Phil Baker a special take it or leave at dinner

Well, so far one guy took it and he left it. It'll be night to see Phil again. Oh, he's an old friend of mine All right. And all friend of yours coming down tonight too, and a count to check the books.

And a count! What a wife, you're a duffy mic, Consciences Queen. So is the cash register. Duffy, please. Look, Duffy, this is a fine accusation. After all the years I've worked with you, I'm surprised.

In fact, I'm hurt. That's all our many years of association means to you. Yeah, I'm sorry. Holy gaddies, why is to me? Mmm, what am I gonna do? Oh, 10 to 20 years. What am I warning about you, Roman?