Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 030254, episode 206 - 206 - The Road-Test Matter (AFRS)

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

Jacab R Singer

Fiction, Society & Culture, Drama

5.0 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2020

⏱️ 28 minutes

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0:00.0	For your listening enjoyment, John Lund as...
0:04.0	Johnny Dollar.
0:05.9	King, Johnny. Consolidated indemnity.
0:08.2	Oh, hello, Mr. King.
0:09.0	You've got to do this for us, Johnny. I can't take no for an answer.
0:11.2	Oh, wait a minute, Mr. King. Do what?
0:12.8	If the new model car, Allied motors have been testing.
0:16.2	Completely under wraps. The top engineers have been working on it.
0:19.5	Your company going into the automobile
0:20.9	business? We're in it, Johnny, up to our eyes.
0:23.9	The car's cracked up three times, one fatal injury.
0:27.1	The auto companies, as confused
0:28.8	as we are. You've got to run out there
0:30.8	and find out what the story is, Johnny.
0:32.7	Okay, Mr. King, I'll keep your posting.
0:34.3	Okay. Mr. King, I'll keep your posting.
0:45.6	Mind if I break in a few seconds to discuss games with you.
0:52.3	How many of you, when you were youngsters, ever tried to escape from the world of reality by playing cowboys and Indians or cops and robbers.
0:58.2	Today's youngsters have added two more professions to the world of make-believe.
1:03.1	Spacemen and G-men.
1:06.0	And speaking of G-men, do you know where that name came from?
1:13.8	Actually, it was used about 20 years ago by gangsters to describe members of our Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the name stuck.
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