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it's my strawberry letter for today.

The subject is cute but clueless.

We'll get into that in just a bit.

Right now, it is time for the nephew and the prank phone call.

What you got for is, Neff.

It happens to us quite often, Shirley.

Call it, it happens to us quite often shirley caller it happens the title today is he left his draws he left his draws okay it has happened on so many different occasions and

i think it's happened for all of us,

whether you have found somebody's draws that they left at the house

or you are the person that left the drawls, all right?

He left his draws.

Catdog, if you would.

Hello?

Yes, Mr. Tach. Yes. Hey, this is the doorman, Mark. Uh, your building. Okay. I have a Mr. S. S.S. In here who, uh, is trying to get buzzed up to your unit. Are you, are you at home right now, sir? No, no, no, no, sir, I'm not. A who? Yeah, a Mr. I'm sorry, what you say? I'm sorry, what you say? Mr. Svinton. And he wants to be buzzed up. Supposedly he left some articles in the room or in your unit a couple days ago. I was out of town a couple of days ago. What day are we talking about? So what days was you actually had?

He said Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

He was there all three days?

You guys let him into my apartment for three days?

He was in my place.

No, Mr. Chibb?

We don't let anybody in unless someone in the unit allows them to be buzzed up. That's the rules here of the building. So we definitely didn't do anything out of character. So who let him in? Who buzzed him in then? Sir, I hate to say it, but I'm assuming your wife must have buzzed him up. What you mean? My wife was not there three days ago. She was on a business trip. She was not at the department three days ago. No, sir. Your wife was here. I've actually seen your wife come in and out.

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