The Five Down Matter

Johnny Dollar. Hi, sweetie. It's a Sunday morning you ever saw. Wagon full of pep. Then listen, dear, you know about the call. Yeah, sure, I was gonna call you, see if you'd like to be among those presents.

I'd like to make a day of it. So, it's me fine. Maybe pick me up for an early lunch, take a walk in the park, and go to the concerts and go somewhere and get married, and have dinner together and maybe find something to do this evening?

Sure, why not? You mean it, Charlie? Sure, just let me put on my best bib and tucker and I'll... Oh. What's the matter? Oh, oh, somewhere along the line. Did I hear you say something about getting married?

Oh, look, honey, let's not get about that. Who was kidding? Oh, you know how I feel about you? And if it wasn't for this crazy, risky job of mine... And it fell off? Oh, now let's face it, it doesn't really make sense right now.

Okay, Johnny. Oh, no, no, wait. Betty. Oh, dollar, you dope. You better drive on over and see that, Gell. and see that gown, Fred. Oh, now listen, honey. Well, what I meant to say back there...

Yeah, what did you mean? Oh, who's that? On a Sunday morning... On a Sunday, no way. You mean for an assignment? Some insurers of education... I sure do. Now listen. No, sorry, but I can't.

I'll run out of there to your apartment. No, Pat, no. No, wait, John. No, I won't be here. Well, you're better be. But I tell you... A ton of a gun doesn't Pat realize that sometimes there are things more important than...