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Ladies and gentlemen, every Saturday morning after rehearsal, the Jack money cast usually drops into the corner drug store for a light lunch. As the scene opens, all of us, with the exception of Jack, have just entered the drug store.

Hey, we're lucky fellas. Doesn't crowd it at all. Yeah, we can have our regular table. Well, let's sit down. Hey, Jack, once it finished his business at the studio, he's standing on the corner on the other side of the street.