Time now for Edmund O'Brien as Johnny Dollar.

Dollar, thank goodness I'd found you.

Why, what's up?

You've got to leave from New York, Dollar.

Immediately, a policyholder, he's afraid for his life.

Here we go again.

Who's he afraid of?

Well, he wouldn't say over the telephone.

All I know is, to us, he afraid of? Well, he wouldn't say over the telephone.

All I know is, to us he's worth $100,000 alive.

Well, that makes it simple.

He must be afraid of somebody to whom he's worth $100,000 dead.

Edmund O'Brien, in a transcribed adventure of the man with the action-packed expense account,

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours truly Johnny Dollar.

Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to Home Office, American Continental Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut.

The following is an accounting of my expenditures, fulfilling your assignment as a, well, as a bodyguard.

The body being that of your late policyholder, Robert W. Perry.

Expense account, item one, fare on night train, Hartford to New York, 365.

Expense account, item two, $1.80 taxi to lower Manhattan following morning to officers Perry and Van Bruton, importers,

arriving as promised at exactly 9 a.m.

Oh, good morning.

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