Eighty Thousand Dollar Price

Well, well, well, here's Mama Bloom's brood. Sidney sprang another surprise on Mama and Papa when he brought a man to see Papa. Mr. Grenville, who wants to buy the factory, both the uniform at Nepad's department.

The shock to Papa and Mama can't be measured. And we find him now in Papa's office together with Sam. I don't know what to do, what to say, or how to act. I thought of a cloudy sky, the man wants to buy the business.

I don't know what to say, either. I don't know whether I'm coming or going. That's right, Papa. My head is going around like a winding mill. Ah, windmill, mother. All right, Jack, they are both going around.

Yes. Sam? Yes, Becky. What do you think? I just said I don't know. The man is coming back here this morning with Sidney and Harold. We are going to have to give him an answer that we ain't got.

An answer that we ain't ever going to have. Sam, we won't sell the business. The take of vacation is all right, but when the vacation is over, we would always have something to do. But without the business, no.

No. Well, what are we going to tell them that? If we don't sell, maybe we are very late that we could have got a good price. If we do sell, then maybe we were very late that the price wasn't big enough.

We, I'm a big headache from the top to the bottom. I could tear out my hair. Sam, how can you say that? Do you have any hair? No, very much. Maybe we're looking at things in the wrong way.