Everybody knows a taxi driver likes being overtipped, but you can't blame him from not liking being tipped over.

This is another in the adventures of America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Johnny Dollar.

At insurance investigation, he's only an expert.

At making out his expense account, he's an absolute genius.

Expense account submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar.

Two, home office for the nutmeg state liability underwriters, Hartford, Connecticut.

The following is an accounting of my expenditures during my investigation of the disappearance of 12 Apex cabs.

Or, who took the taxis for a ride?

Spence accounts, item one, $3.10 and $10. Train fare, Hartford, to New York. Item two, a dot ten, dinner on route.

Item three, $18, club car.

Spence account, item four, $1.30.

Cab fare from station to garage and offices of Apex Taxi Company.

I naturally waited for an Apex cab, but could have saved my time.

The driver told me nothing.

Except that the man who came rushing out of the Apex office when he pulled up was the big boss,

Mr. Gordon McKissick.

Thanks, driver.

He's just the man I'm looking for.

Here.

Thank you, sir.

Hey, McKissick!

I can't stop now, I can't stop now in a hurry see me tomorrow wait a minute

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