(xx) Brainfeeble's House Warming

And now get ready to smile again with radios, home folks, thick and safe. Written by Paul Rimer and brought to you each weekday by the makers of Crisco. Well, sir, it's about 4.30 o'clock as our scene opens now.

And here in the living room of the small house halfway up in the next block, we find Mr. Victor Gokol by himself. Mr. Gokis spent the afternoon coping with a particularly a complex job of office work and at this moment a familiar voice is heard in the kitchen. You in there babe? I die out cold. Do you know what I'm working? Yeah. Well I don't

care if you're busy or not. That's something I want to tell you. It's the excitement. Can I sit down a minute? Sure. See down in an hour. You're not through? I'm not through but I'm over the hump. The tough problems we're all solved. I can coast in now. As a As a matter of fact, all I have to do is copy the results of my labors neatly on a clean piece of paper.

Don't even do that for a little bit. Put down your pen and ink. I want you to listen to this. Okay. Put down your pen and ink. Yeah, okay. I've been over to daddy. You're always over to daddy.

First time I've been over there today? She was over here a while ago, isn't she? Just to borrow a pinch of salt was all. You were this born in two, wasn't she? Well, just to read me a letter she received from her mother was all.

Isn't that thick? There isn't any more running back and forth between Dottie and me than there is between other ladies in the neighborhood of him. Oh, the latter. I don't care, luck, this lead. Well, if you don't care about stuff, don't bring up stuff.