Harold Becomes a VIP

Well, well, well, here's Mama Bloom's brood. But it started along the road to independence via Papa's checkbook. Paul now has to figure out a way to keep from going crazy with both Sidney and Harold firmly in sconst

as members of the firm in the knee-pants factory. Back from her honeymoon, Yatta is visiting with Mama. Now you should tell me Yatta, where did you go on your honeymoon? Oh, we went up to Lake Placid.

Lake Placid? Popped to Lake Placid, Yatta? I somehow rejored. And when we joined too. So it's spring and you go to a summer and winter result. It's only about a result. Oh, just a place to do all sorts of things.

Fish and height. Dance and go boating. So to go boating you have to go on a honeymoon. Your papa took me boating at Coney Island and it didn't cost all that money. To vent his sense and all for the boat.

We took it for two hours because the second hour was only 15 cents. Tell me about all the things you do. Well, we couldn't stay very long because Harold had to get back to the business.

Yeah, to the business. Um, yatta, hmm. Yatta, there's something I wanna tell you because the pop is not home. Uh, he's very aggravated. So tell Harold to be careful with the new 10th factory, huh?

Harold's a good business man, Ma. He's young and he has good ideas. Yeah, but that you'll have to prove to your pop. Well, sit near and down all right, didn't he? Huh. Yatta, the longer you live, the more you learn.

That's why it takes for long to live because we loin more. I don't know what you mean, darling, one of the things you'll find out. That's good buns. Maybe the second time won't be so good.