Jake Buys a New Car

Well, well, well, here's Mama Bloom's brood. This evening in the bloom flat, Mama, Papa, and the two girls are sitting in the living room. And Mama says,

Tally, turn on the red show. Alright, what do you want to hear? What are you going to hear? Oh, it doesn't make any difference to us. I think we're going out. Yes, we're going to take a walk.

Kill the other. Why don't you stay home? Let them go for a walk. Papa, fresh air is very injurious for you. It puts new life in this history. Yeah, but why can't they stay home for one night?

Jake, let them go. Alright. But I'll bet they stay home so they know who is coming. Oh, it's some friend of yours, I guess. Neil, sit here and discuss the knee-pants business. He ain't a friend of mine, he ain't in the knee-pants business.

Now, Bet you'll stay home. Who is it, Pa? Well, why don't you wait and see? Well, tell us. What is it, some kind of, I guess, in game? Well, this much I'll tell you. He's in the automobile business.

Who do you know in the automobile business, Drake? I don't see how it makes any difference. Go out what business he's in. Hey, if you want to go out, go out. Drake, something's in your mind.

Don't play with people with me. What can be in my mind? I'm from a cello, you see, huh? Since I like him, you think? Now I am going out. Papa, you promised me you wouldn't bring any more men home for me to look over.

It'd be a nice fellow if I can't just say. Must something be wrong with him because Papa brings him home? Well, I'm not gonna like him. I'll promise you that. Maybe it'll be a case of love from Foy's side.