Johnny Dollar.

Still there in Buffalo, huh?

Yeah.

Well?

You get my report on the big robbery case out here?

Yes, it looks to me like you've done yourself proud again.

Only, if you're still there, how come your expense account included transportation back here to Hartford?

I, uh, I'm afraid I got a little ahead of myself, Pat. Or maybe just padded a bit before you actually spent the money, is that it? Yeah, something like that. Well, I think we can overlook it this time. After all, you recovered something over $400,000 that was stolen from that store. Well, let's say I found out where it went. Well, that's the same...

What?

You mean to say you didn't get that money back?

Not yet.

Oh, but Johnny!

Now, look... Oh, no, no, no. Come on, glued, Pratt. I know where the money is. At least I'm pretty sure I do. Johnny, so... It's a poor old man McNair's yacht and the lee of a point off the Canadian shore Lake Erie.

Now listen.

With the big storm that's raging up over Lake Erie,

well, it's impossible to go out and get them.

Who's them?

An employee. the Canadian shore of Lake Erie. Now listen. With the big storm that's raging up over Lake Gary,

well, it's impossible to go out and get him. Who's them? An employee, an ex-employee of the emporium, the guy who took the money and his pal who helped him get away with it. Well, now you wait until that storm is over, and by that time they'll be 100 miles away. I'll be hidden away in some little cold there on the Canadian shore. Do you want? What was that?

Nothing, Pat.

Now, listen, I'll keep on it.

You'd better.

...