Ill Be Yours GAOR version

It'd be dressed. You know what you gotta pay a turkey plucker today? But that's just the cheapest part. Who wants to eat a turkey until he's cooked? You know what a cook gets? Even in a dump like this?

And what about the Russian dressing? I suppose you think Stalin gives it away. Wow. I wouldn't know. Well yet you've got the nerve to complain because a turkey sandwich with Russian dressing costs 55 cents.

Well, I'm awfully sorry, but I happen to live on a budget. Oh, budget? And I can only afford 60 cents for lunch, including tip. In that case, I would suggest the chopped chicken liver sandwich for 35 cents.

It's got just as many vitamins as the turkey, maybe even more. Thank you. I'll have the chopped chicken liver sandwich. So why do you have to argue? One chopped chicken liver sandwich. Would stop chicken liver coming up?

People come in here, they complain about the prices, they complain about the... Mr. Prescott, good afternoon. Hello, Joel. I suppose you're busy, um? Who's busy? It's 230. A fine time to be eating lunch, young lady.

I were eating lunch. I'm waiting for the sandwich. Oh, you see what I mean? They also complain about the service. You got my income tax, Mr. Presconan. You're here already for your signature. What do I owe to government?

At $12.52 you pay at quarter, least starting March 15. $12.52. Ain't that a little stapled? Well, that's only the first quarter. Your total tax is $50.08. Holy smoke! You took off that ten bucks I gave the Salvation Army?

I did. And the withholding tax. Believe me I took off everything that I could. Look, suppose we say that I gave $15 to the Salvation Army for you. Now look, if you want to file a dishonest return you can get yourself another lawyer.