What is it? What? Close.

Do you imagine an electric motor spins a cylinder as water is pumped through the machine.

So is that it here? And the agitation removes any soiling. What is that wash?

It's a refrigerator. Top compartment keeps food frozen. The bottom compartment maintains

temperature of 38 degrees. And you sell them? We rent them. So you sell electricity. And then you

rent all the things that need electricity. More or less? We don't need any of these things.

Well, the conveniences. Their use gives you time to do other things. What other things?

Well, like other chores. Are you invent machines to do those? Then what do we do?

Go on a picnic. Go for a swim. Go to the cinema. You can enjoy a more leisurely look.

Today more leisurely as we got to work more to pay for all this stuff.

He's got you there. This is the future. Every home in New York City has electricity.

They have refrigerators. And some even have electric stoves.

Now here's the thing. We buy all this stuff. We're not working for ourselves anymore. Working for you.

I lost your machine. It seems like a good idea. I must admit. It is the future, ma'am.

I don't know what I'm going to do, but I don't know what I'm going to do, but I don't know what I'm going to do.

Turn on the stereo. This way for you and you.

The phone is running soft. It's all out. But the world isn't running down.

You make the best of what's still around. But the world is running down.

You make the best of what's still around.

I'm running my F's the app. Two X's inside my brain.

Make the calls on my own. I can go out and spray it.

Make up the telephone. I've been so happy years.

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