(xx) No Trip to Chicago

Well sir, it's late afternoon as we enter the small house, halfway up in the next block now. And here in the kitchen we find Mr. Victor Gook and Mr. Rush Gook. The latter is seated at the table with a book while his father removes his overcoat, having just this moment arrived home from the office.

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That's because the constant heat of the sun affects the epidermis so that they never... Upstairs! Yeah, but I'm coming down! The individuals born in darkest Africa are superstitious about the moon. They think the roof of their mouth will turn to clay if the moon is coming.

That's great. Listen, your mother planning on this dooens tomorrow evening at Stem Bottom is pretty strong. I don't know. Personally, I'm not invited. The party's more for married people age 34 or better. My plans for tomorrow night are...

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