118- The Strike Ends

Jerry of the Circus. For Jerry of the Circus. I just heard something I think you should know.

Oh, well, you want to step into the wagon? No, I can tell you here. Well, what is it, Jerry? Well, I just heard one of the rostebobs tell Gus. He's one of the candidates. Yes, I know Gus.

Well, this fella told Gus they were going to have another meeting. Oh, you mean the striker? Uh-huh. Did he say when? Yeah, he said in about ten minutes. And they're all going to meet out and back of the horse talk.

Well, they're still talking and over, huh? Yeah, I guess so. Yeah, thanks for telling me, Jerry. Are you going to go over and see what they have to say? Yes, I think I will. Maybe if you talk to them again, they'll be different.

No, no, no. I think I've said enough. I'll let them figure it out for themselves. It sure is a shame. Everything was going along so nice and then Gabby had to start talking and start all this trouble.

Yes, it's not so good, Jerry. this strike is hurting business. Look at it. Here comes Fannie. Look at that green on Fannie's face. She's certainly excited about that. She's walking so fast. Bumps can hardly keep up with it.

Fannie, what's the big smile for? She's being happy. I got her Mr. Randall just now. He can't. Wait a minute, Fannie. That's a fast. You got to watch. I thought you asked me to walk over to the office.

Why? seems like you don't know the difference between walking and running your way i'm sorry but i didn't realize i had to do good people come on tell us what it is mister and lassi pasa i am excited is my job mister and look your check you mean the money from your godmother