Expectant Fathers

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On behalf of all these, the American Meat Institute brings you the life of Riley. Inside this duties as riveter, Chester A. Riley was appointed a member of the Workers' Welfare Committee at the California War Plant, where he works.

As such, the big boss is asked Riley to investigate a bottleneck named Al Jenkins in the welding department. So here's Riley bursting with importance. Hi, where's this polluca Jenkins? It's been flowing down the war at the time.

Al Jenkins, why? You think it's an I figure. Maybe we better talk this over quietly, Mr. Jack. I'm here to save you your job. They're getting ready to fire me, huh? Well, they say trouble always comes and freights.

But what's your other two troubles? My wife probably won't got that kind of trouble. I mean, she ain't feeling well. Oh, well, that's too bad. Then I miss my hometown, too. Yeah, I know how that is.