Coming up this week on the old-time radio snack wagon.

How was things, I asked the uncle real gay and carefree?

I was shining like the sun overhead one minute

and hit by a clap of thunder and a bolt of lightning the next.

You're going to the wedding, Davy?

I tell you, boy, I kind of wish it was you the girl was married.

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All right, well, today's episode of yours truly Johnny Dollar is from January the 15th, 1961,

and this one is The Very Fishing Manor.

Johnny Dollar.

Mr. Dollar, my name is Jarvis.

Theodore Jarvis.

Jarvis.

Yes, I'm the local representative

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