127- Patsy Loans the Circus Twenty Thousand Dollars

Jerry of the Circus. For Jerry of the Circus. You know, Patsy, I think it's mighty nice of you to offer the little Mr. Randall your money to meet that note. I'm only sorry, I didn't think of a sooner, Bum.

You got your argument all set? I don't believe I understand, Bum. Don't you think you might have to argue to put the deal over? That's 2.4, you're Bum. I still don't understand. Well, now you'll find old Sam Rental hard to deal with.

to deal with. Do you mean to tell me that I'm going to have to talk him into taking the money from me? Exactly. Unless I miss my guess, you'll just thank you for your kind offer and then turn you down.

That's what he did with me. But why? I want him to have the money and I don't want any interest on it either. Well, you're a good little talker. Maybe you can convince him. That's the funniest thing I ever heard tell of. Having to give a sale talk to get someone to take money from you. You'll find out.

Well, here's the office right there. Go ahead, In-Patty. Good luck. I'm going over across the street and do a little shot. I'll see you after. All right, I'm. If me, Mr. Randall, that's it. Oh, come on.

Are you busy? Oh, no, no, not too busy. Well, what what brings you to the office wagon to see the boss this hour business, Mr. Randall. Please. No, I'll have a chair. Thank you. Well, then what's the big problem on your mind?

I'm afraid it's just the opposite. There's nothing worrying me, but well come on come on out with it Well, I just don't know how to begin but it's about that note you have to meet tomorrow for that $25,000 loan How did you know that will do tomorrow? Oh things like that get around and the news is getting around that you're not gonna be able to meet it