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PG Woodhouse, today on the Classic Tales podcast.

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Now for our personal moment. So lately, we've been watching Halloween movies at night.

This week we watched The Invisible Man, one of my favorites, King Kong and Carnival of Souls.

We've watched them so much now that they're actually nostalgic for the kids.

Basel and Seventh, when they were little, loved the part in The Invisible Man where he steals the drawer of money from the bank and he goes outside and gives it to everyone else as his money, money, money from The Invisible Man.

And it ends, his little speech ends with he goes, pop goes the weasel, money, money, money.

And the boys used to say that all the time when they would go around and say, pop goes the weasel, money, money, money, these little boys, oh, it's so cute.

It took us a while to figure out where they got it from, but anyway.

So we still think about that when we watch The Invisible Man.

Little boys running around saying, pop goes the weasel, money, money, money.

So that's our personal moment for the week.

And now, Smith in the City, part two of six, by PG Woodhouse.

Chapter six, Smith explains.

For the space of about twenty-five minutes, Smith sat in silence, concentrated on his ledger, the picture of the model bank clerk.

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