George Tries For A Raise

You're looking on the Coopers. It's morning Katie the maid is singing in the kitchen as Liz Cooper enters Ninja remember morning Katie. No, what makes you so happy across an empty kitchen? Oh, Mr. Negi the mailman was just here Katie have you been playing post office? No, but I have been giving them a cup of coffee every morning

Oh, I wondered why we've been getting our mail before anyone else in the neighborhood He must like the way you percolate. Plates for him. He's a Silax man. He kinds of coffee I have to make every morning.

I'm an old-fashioned boil drinker. He's Silax, and you and Mr. Cooper are dripped. Well, thanks a lot. Oh, I didn't mean it like that, Mrs. Cooper. I know. Say, was there anything interesting in the mail? Oh, the mail. Where did you put it? Where was it?

He's like, look, go my apron. You're choking me. It's on the table by Mr. Cooper's plate. Oh, there should be a bill there from Miller's department store. I had to get it out before George sees it.

Hey, how come the mail's so early? Too late. Cross your fingers, Katie. Maybe it isn't in today's mail. Oh, my goodness. What's on the bill? It's so important. Oh, a little bell to teen suit. I couldn't resist and shouldn't have bought and finally did and wish I hadn't.

Oh, I bet it didn't even come this morning. Yes? Want to give any odds? Hey, I see you one moment, Elizabeth. My full name. Oh, he's really ripping. Start a roaring fire, Katie. You want to heat up a few pokers?

Oh, yes, ma'am. Good morning, George. How's my little hub's been this morning? Liz, do you have any idea what the mailman brought this morning? The mail? No. A bill from Miller's department store for $98.