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Hello, please, Department. I want to report a robbery. Some crook just stole my radio. Two oil paintings worth 90,000 dollars and my wife. Send out a dragon and get back my radio. I've got to hear the life of Riley.

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Tester A. Riley, California aircraft worker, is a man who figuratively speaking, has a big heart, and an even bigger neck. Whenever someone he knows is in trouble, he opens the former and sticks out the letter.

Right now, he's approaching the private office where the big boss, Mr. Stevenson, is barking into the dictograph. Miss Bennett, what about that New York Hall? Can't they reach for a fuss or hutch kiss? Well, keep trying. If I can't close a deal with hutch kiss, this whole plant may have to shut down.

Hello, Mr. Stevenson. How are you, boss? I'm busy right now, Ronnie. Well, yes, sir, but I'll only pester you a minute. I figured that maybe you was honesome with your family out of town, so I got you a guest card at my club, the BPLA.

The BPLA? Yes, sir. The Brooklyn Patriots of Los Angeles. Now you can shoot pool there anytime. Thanks Riley. Nice of you. Oh there it is now. That's my New York call. Hard good old New York.

East, sideways, side all around, flat bush. Quiet. Quiet Riley. Hello? Hello. Professor Rochis? Yes, yes, yes. This is Carl Stevenson in Los Angeles. Never mind geography Stevenson. My time is valuable. Oh yes, yes Professor. Have you thought over my proposition?