Early to Bed, Early to Rise

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the amazing Mr. Malone. Hello, Mr. M. Jones, the name, John J. Malone, attorney and costor at law. Tonight in our study of the cliche, let's examine the familiar. Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.

If that's true, Jeff Lewis is destined for failure. Jeff's a good looking boy coming home at four in the morning. It's easy to understand why he keeps the same how as I do. He's a musician. He plays piano with Rusty Gates' band.

But Jeff's not the only musician in the family. He's got a wife who can sound off too. Of course her solos aren't nearly as sweet. That's you, Jeff. Nah. But you'd be asleep, Claire. Nice sleep.

You realize what time it is? Yeah, it's four o'clock. Where have you been? You got off the two. I went out for coffee with Rusty. You went out for coffee with Rusty. That's what I said.

I suppose you two were alone. Oh, look, we have to start that. I'm tired. You're tired. Do you ever think of me sitting here till all hours of a night, worrying myself sick, wondering what's happened to you?

Thinking maybe you got hit by a car? Oh, now you're being ridiculous. Where am I for jobs? I'm ridiculous. Yes. I don't know why you bother coming home at all. I sometimes wonder myself. And why do you?