59- Friends with Bruce

Jerry at the baroaks. Yeah, oh, oh, oh Bruce. Hi, fella. I should like to have a little talk with you, mr. Morrison. Huh? Hey, what's the idea call? I mean mr. Morrison, Bruce. I have my own reasons. Yeah?

Say, where did you go after the game to the locker room to change clothing? Oh, well when I got there you weren't there anymore I thought you'd wait for me. No, I had a few things to think of which I could do better if I were alone. Oh Well, hey, isn't it very nice

Mr. Morrison, I'm not going to take very long to say what I have in mind. The fact of the matter is this. I think that what you've done is just about the lowest thing anyone could imagine.

I don't get it. Hey, what's the idea of kidding? Don't try to wriggle out of this, Mr. Morrison. Say, look, I'm in a hurry. I've got to get to the study hall. You don't have to be there for quite a while. Meanwhile, you'll listen to what I have to say.

Don't get tough. I have no intentions of doing so, Mr. Morrison. Why don't you cut out that Mr. Morrison stuff then? changed this subject. In there, in the gym during that basketball game, you deliberately told me to foul Juggen. You knew that I knew nothing of what constituted a foul or what was

fair. Why did you tell me to do it? Hey, what are you trying to do? Nothing at all. Nothing, but get things straightened between us. Go away, you're acting like a three-year-old kid. Nevertheless, Mr. Morrison, you're going to stand right where you are and listen to me. You told me to foul Juggen, knowing that it might result in a serious injury for Jerry.