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So let's get into this week's episode of Follow Bands. The original air date may

the 31st of 1949 and this one is the Red Duck Murder Case.

Stop twirling at keychain, you make me nervous. Easy Joe, you're blowing your top kid.

Don't call me kid. I look at him trying to be calm, trying to be calm and easy with a guy like you.

Now, tell me what happened and tell me first. Solid. Nothing to get excited about kid.

Don't call me kid. I look on your boss Joe, the angel or you call me Mr. G. Angel or Joe.

But you don't call me kid, you get that? Okay kid. What? You want to report? Here it is.

I passed two with a hundred dollar bills you're making in competition with the government. No trouble.

You like that? Talk, man. That is good. Where? One of my guy rid of Don at the restaurant on Green Street. No trouble.

The other I got rid of at the Aberdechery. The guy looks to be low for good and he gives me the changes.

Nice is your please. We're in business, Joe. Hey, you bet your life we are. Only this local stuff is small time see.

Tell you what I want to do now. I want you to make contacts in different cities. Some of the kind of fit bills I make.

And you do it. Match. Push over. What do you want from? 25%. I want 25 bucks a good doll for every hundred dollar phone.

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