110- Patsy Wins Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars

Gary of the circus. Gary of the circus. Hey have you seen Jason this morning, boss? No, I haven't, Jerry.

That fight he and Boris had last night sure got me scared. It scared? I mean, well, they were really fighting like they meant it. It's a bad thing to lose your temper, Jerry. But did you notice though, when Mr. Randall broke him up, he didn't lose his temper?

That's a rude, you can count on old Sam Randall to keep a cool head on his shoulder. He sure told Jason and Boris what he thought though. Yes, sir, any men, every word of it.

in every word of it. Both Jason and Boris are mighty important to the searches, but he'll fire him on a minute's notice if he finds out they've been fighting again. But what would he do without a lion tamer and a big circus like this? I don't know. He probably doesn't either. But he'd fire him first and then worry about how he'd replace them afterwards. I believe

you're right. I know I am. Yep, he won't stand for any fire, and among any of the people that are working for us. And he's right too. It's, well, it makes it uncomfortable for everybody.

Yes, you better do. Oh, oh, the flag's up. Let's get going. OK. Well, what do you think of the new mistop, Jerry? Oh, it sure looks keen, doesn't it, Bob? Yeah, it's not so bad for an old top.

What do you mean old? Well, that's one of the old tops. It was back at winter quarters. It sure looks new to me. Well, that's because it's been bleached and repaired. Yeah, did everything get here?