Johnny Dollar. Paul Peters, Johnny, at Western Indemnity Company. Oh, hi, Paul. How's the weather out there in the city of the Angels? Johnny. Yeah? Can you come out here right away? Now, what's up? Well, put it this way. How would you like to give some much-needed help in the race for outer space? Oh, well, if you mean take a ride in one of those experimental space capsules? No, I mean... Thanks, Paul, but I'll stay in the cheering section for a while.

No. race for outer space. Oh, well, if you mean take a ride in one of those experimental space capsules? No, I mean... Thanks, Paul, but I'll stay in the cheering section for a while. No, I mean, put a stop to the trouble that's threatening to. But, Johnny, we have no proof. No proof at all. No proof of what? That these deaths were anything but accidental, that they weren't incidental to something much bigger. Paul... But if you can find out who's in back of them, who's in back of all this... Hey, look, will you start making sense? What? The race for outer space, remember? Yes, Johnny, and you know it's important. And I take it some company, some client of yours has a hand in it. Yes. But they're having trouble. Yes. Why? because although there's no proof, I think I'm convinced, Johnny.

Yeah? Yes. But they're having trouble. Yes. Why? Because although there's no proof, I think...

I'm convinced, Johnny.

Yeah?

Well, come on, Paul.

All right.

Sabotage.

Ah.

Yes, Johnny.

Sabotage.

Yeah.

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