paints the house - meets a friend at the train station

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It's morning, and at the moment, Rochester is busy cleaning the den. Oh, we're about stage green radio, television, and mambo lessons from six days. You can skip the commercial, Rochester. This is Susie.

Oh, Susie, hi, honey. Don't honey me. I haven't heard from you all week. All week? I called you the night before last. You did? Yeah, you are at home. That's funny. I wonder why she didn't tell me you called.