Host: Welcome back. Glad to have you listening to us this half-hour.
Cohost: They don't have to be listening.
Host: They don't?
Cohost: They might be talking. We wouldn't hear.
Host: It seems rude of our audience to keep talking while we're trying to say something.
Cohost: From their perspective, we're talking over their conversation.
Host: That's fair. Well, if any of you out there are listening we've got something special for you.
Author: Hello.
Host: Not yet.
( I'm liking the voices which I hear in my strip as I read this transcription. So, all of you out there reading it, read it exactly like I imagine it, or you won't have any idea what's supposed to be happening. )Cohost: Gives you something to write for the second edition, doesn't it?
Author: You're right. Thank you.
Host: Thank you, and thanks to our listeners, if they've finished their conversations too.
Trivia: Frank Woolworth's first``Great 5 Cent Store'', opened in Utica, New York, on Washington's Birthday, 1879, was a failure from the start, and sometimes took in as little as $2.50 per day. Source: The Grand Emporiums: The Illustrated History Of America's Great Department Stores, Robert Hendrickson.
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