After the Movies

I've been called a jury duty a couple of weeks before all this happened. And it was one of those kind of sensational trials. The judge told us jurors not to go out to any public places, or who might be approached or influenced.

So I've been sick in pretty close to Hotel Le Haddison. And it was a real treat when they said that we were free for a couple of days because our witness was sick. So Anne and I went to the early movie across the street from Hotel and got out of Los Angeles and I'm...

I thought he was dialogue. I didn't get much for you, Mom. I didn't think she was too odd either. What difference, anyway? The first movie I've seen since the trial started. How about my screen?

I was able to escape to the home. My screen might go nice with them. I don't know if I can go home. But you're anything. You could take up your day. You didn't know what to do, do?

Well, it's not going to be you any harm to sleep home to life. Yeah. Suppose not. What kind do you want? Well... Ice cream. Chocolate. Hello there. Hello there. How are you today, folks? Good to know.

Hi. What can I do for you? Oh, about a quarter of my screen, chocolate. Hi. Say, tell me how's the time going? You're on to June, aren't you? Yeah, but I'm not supposed to talk about it.

Oh, yeah. I should know better than to ask. I bet we have five sudden chores today coming here from the hotel across the street. That's right. Yeah, you think you've been on this time in a long time?