Women’s Rights, Part 2

It's time for my favorite husband, starring Lucille Ball. Jello, everybody! Yes, it's the gay family series starring Lucille Ball with Richard Denning, transcribed and brought to you by the Jello family of desserts. J-E-L-L! Oh!

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Two people who live together and like it. As we look in on the Coopers tonight, we see a story on bowling. A story that started last week when the Coopers and the Out of Barries had a discussion on the proposed constitutional amendment, granting women equal rights.

Liz said... And I demand equal rights. We want to be treated just as though we were men. Iris said... Yeah! Mr. Adebary, George's boss said... All right, Liz boy. George and I are tired of earning a living. Starting tomorrow, you two can go out and earn the money, and we'll stay home and watch after the house.

George said... Yeah! Liz said... Okay, that's a deal, and I want this house spotless. Yes, sir. I'll tell Katie, just like you do. Anything else? Yes, I want dinner ready on time. Yes, sir. I'll tell Katie. Anything else?

Yes, roll up your sleeves and put on your apron. It's Katie's day off. That's... Oh, yeah! I suppose it's Hilders Day off too. Yeah! And now it's the morning of the great experiment. George the housewife is cooking breakfast.

While Liz the wagerener is seated at the table, her head buried in the newspaper, waiting to give George the same kind of treatment that he gives her every morning. Here's your coffee, dear. Mmm, well, is it all right?