117- Strikers Are Worried

Jerry of the circus for Jerry of the circus. Okay fellas, give her one more pull.

One, two, three. You say this is work, no kidding. Sure it is, Slats. You can't take it that tall. What do you mean we can't take it? Why you little bit weak. No, don't you call me name Slats? I may be little, but I got my pride.

Hey, hurry. I got my ear. Just a second, Jerry. Wait till we get this rope, right? rope tight. We can't. That's just it. He was Murray. We'll never get it done. What? No, you listen here young man. It's almost 11 now and usually we're up by nine.

Won't you listen Murray? It's really a swell idea. Okay Jerry, let's have it. Let's make it quick. Well now look, you use the elephants to help raise the center force don't you? Sure men aren't strong enough for that work. Well then we're not strong enough to do good job on tightening all this canvas. Bye golly kid, you're right. Why didn't I think of that myself?

Oh, I see. Jerry means to put the bulls on these ropes and let them do the work, huh? You're flat, that's it. Jerry Dugan, you're a lifesaver. I guess I've just been too worried to do a little thinking for myself.

And me too. Imagine here I was standing right here, brains and all, and I never even thought of getting an elephant to do the work for me. That's the good one. One elephant for one midget.

Guess that's a fair enough exchange, is that a major? No, you look, Ashlach, better not try and start anything. Hey Jeff, have a listen, bring a couple of those balls back here. We need them quick.