Johnny Dollar.

Johnny, this is Ray Connolly.

Oh, yeah, over at Continental Insurance Company.

That's right, yeah.

Oh, what's the problem, Ray?

Problem?

No problem at all, actually.

Oh?

Are you busy tonight, Johnny?

No, no plans at all.

Well, you see, my wife's out of town for a few days, and Johnny, well, I wonder if you'd have dinner with me tonight. Can you do that? Why, sure, why not? Good, good. Just name the time and place, and I'll meet you there. Well, I happen to have a nice, thick fillet of prime beef in my refrigerator at home, and if you like steak. Sure do. Well, why don't you run over to my place at, say, 6, 6.30? I'll pour you a couple of cocktails, and we'll tackle that steak. Okay, Johnny? Ray, you're sure there isn't something that's bothering you? 6.30, Johnny? Yeah, okay, but now listen. Good, good.

I'll see you then.

Well, why don't you... Hmm.

Bob Bailey, in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account.

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.

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