Girls Are Late

Waiting up for the girls? Yeah, now you become a detective. Can't you see them in the morning? I want they should tell me about the party. In the morning they can tell you just to go by morning they'll forget something.

Oh, right, Bob, I'm going to bed. What time is it? I've had a few days to see. Sixteen minutes after twelve. Papa, before you go, down me up a number on the telephone? Couldn't you do it yourself? I'm sleepy.

Mine fingers are too big for the whole. All right, use our light pencil. Goodnight, mama. Goodnight, part. Very heavy. Papa, wait a minute. What's the telephone number from Harovitz? Miss Harovitz? That the girls are the part, you know, the sickly one.

Oh, you mean more Harovitz? See, more, it's the main... Maine 3, 4, 8, 9. Papa, how you spell Maine in English? Mama, Maine is in English. Oh, Jake, it'll take you such less time to get me the number than to tell me how to get it, and to spell long voids like Maine.

Please, that you could already say maybe an hour. Alright, alright, Mama, I'll get you the number, but you're going to have to hang up yourself. Here, look, I'll show you how to use the form.

for me and you dial them a and this year look and m is the crooked and there's this one and i already know i can have this and three four eight nine i'll show you thirty four dollars and maybe nine cents that you can write that's easy i did not look like that all right let me see you get it