24- Bomber Crash

Jerry at Farrocks. Mac, you're sure busy today. Today?

I'm always busy. You've never seen me when I was either working or talking. You have a talk and it isn't work. No, no, no, but remember this thing, Jerry. It's a good one. By work you get money, by talk you get knowledge.

Say that's all right. Yeah, but it is. That's why I'm always doing one of the other. It's not thrifty to waste time. You should be a professor, Mac. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's many a lot left Farrocks with the personal remark.

I'm out to me that he learned a great deal from old my cloud. Well, so I'm fellas. Bye. See you later. Bye, son. Come on, ice cream, Jerry. Yeah, I'll take just a small scoot, Mac.

You'll make it too. All right, the same? Mm-hmm, yeah. I don't think I ever ordered anything but chocolate. Have a Mac? No, no, I just didn't recall that you did, Jerry. Oh, you were going to tell me about Riz.

Oh, yeah. Well, I was talking to Ted. Well, Jerry, you are here. OK, and here you are. Oh, thank you. You're a fish for a little while now. More water? No, set Mac. I go down back and burn some trash.

If anyone comes in and I didn't hear the bell, give me a call. No, it came back way well. Now what were you going to say? Well, Ted said that Red had been stripped of his bars for one thing.

Oh, well I knew that would happen. That was the least to expect. And they've taken away his liberties, his passes. He can't take part in any athletic activities. And to top it off, he's confined to his quarters for 30 days.