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Cleaning Doc Gambles House

Fibber McGee and Molly · November 2, 1943 · 31 min · 3,188 words

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Here's Pibber McGee and Molly. For the American armed forces and their allies, Special Service presents the Pibber McGee and Molly Show. With Billy Mills and his orchestra, The King's Man, Ransom Sherman and Arthur Cugh Brian.

It's a wonderful and inspiring thing when a man and his wife can spend a quiet afternoon at home discussing the trend of the modern novel, current modes and impressionist art, post-war economics and other such cultural topics.

It's also fun just to sit and play a gin rummy, like Fiverr McGee and Molly. I wish I could remember what happened with that tennis fades. For you holdin' it? I won't tell, Derry. You knew what I was holdin'.

Now McGee stopped hakin' through the disc cart. Well, gee, where's the guy can't take a piece of it? Down with four. Down with four? Wow. You sure caught me with my fallen arches, that's right.

Look at that, 87. Minus 4 is 83. Well, that's game. Wow. And you now owe me $11,649.13. Well, that's not so much considering we've been playing every night since the game was invented. How much I owe you in cash?

$1.16. 16. Let's just play one more game. Ah, for the level. I try and be peaceful with the game of cards and what happens. People run through here like Germans crossing the diapart. Nearly that's denipers. Now, might be denipers in the middle. Anyway, I don't...

McGee? Hello McGee. Hi Doc, well sir, how's everything in the stick out your tongue and say I'll say all right. Oh, you look tired, doctor. Sit down, rest a few minutes. Thank you, my dear.

I am tired. Most of the younger doctors have gone to the service. We old men have a lot more cases to handle. Oh, you're not so old, Doc. I'll bet you're not a day over 85.

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