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Speaker 1: chicken noodle three, cream of mu troum. Yeah, only unfortunately
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Speaker 1: She is an agent of the Intergalactic Police Agency, assigned
Speaker 1: to preserve light throughout the galaxy. What the hell is this?
Speaker 1: And it looks like a cartoon. I can see it's
Speaker 1: a cartoon, Lankford, Why is it on the air? Is
Speaker 1: this channel? Twelves? And they have so something they can
Speaker 1: only read the same bullets and so many times. This
Speaker 1: is something rand as my study crisis fatigue. If it's
Speaker 1: immersed in bad news twenty four hours, the mind just
Speaker 1: can't cope with it anymore. But a god damn cartoon.
Speaker 1: It will be a comfort to any children were watching.
Speaker 1: We want to maintain a sense of normalcy, so people
Speaker 1: feel that life is going on as normal. I thought
Speaker 1: the point was to make them understand life is not
Speaker 1: going on as normal. We don't want to incite fear.
Speaker 1: Why shouldn't we. We just told him the world is
Speaker 1: coming to an end. They need to keep their asses
Speaker 1: hunkered in the bunker and do what they're told, play
Speaker 1: cartoons and to be up Christmas shopping and protesting again.
Speaker 1: All right, let's think about this. We have to show
Speaker 1: them that we are still in control. Yeah, but the
Speaker 1: voice of authority. What about the voice of authority? That
Speaker 1: whole business, it's it's dead. Okay. Listen. In the advertising world,
Speaker 1: they call that the voice of God, and people are
Speaker 1: tired of listening to it. What the hell? Langford? Tired
Speaker 1: of listening to God? Some times they want a softer voice,
Speaker 1: more human voice. But they need to know that order
Speaker 1: is being maintained. It's nine. People are changing the way
Speaker 1: they listen to authority. They're not listening. That's the problem,
Speaker 1: and so authority needs to change the way it speaks.
Speaker 1: We put across the same message, but just it's a
Speaker 1: different voice. Change the voice. Huh. They think they're getting
Speaker 1: a break, they think they're being reassured, but the message
Speaker 1: is still being communicated, if anything, even more effectively. We
Speaker 1: did it back in the fifties with cartoons for the classroom,
Speaker 1: Bert the Turtle and all that they made. Nuclear war
Speaker 1: seemed like child's playing. We just need to do it
Speaker 1: for grown ups. Go on, I don't even make and listen.
Speaker 1: We don't scold them, we don't warn them, and we
Speaker 1: don't pretend to have all the answers. Jesus Langford, you're
Speaker 1: losing someone who isn't the voice of authority, someone who
Speaker 1: doesn't know a thing about politics, but someone who trusts
Speaker 1: authority and encourages the listener to do the same, someone
Speaker 1: to calm the listener like a tranquilizer. Well, I agree
Speaker 1: with you in theory, but who can sit in front
Speaker 1: of thousands of people talking about nothing while the world
Speaker 1: is inding, put on a happy face and pretend everything's
Speaker 1: unky dory. Welcome back, ladies. Now, yesterday we were all
Speaker 1: left wondering if there was going to be a tomorrow.
Speaker 1: But look at us now. Tomorrow has become today, and
Speaker 1: I've got a pretty good feeling that tomorrow will be
Speaker 1: today as well. In today segment, we'll talk about ways
Speaker 1: to keep the tops occupied while we keep the world
Speaker 1: from coming Apart of the scenes. We'll have a bunch
Speaker 1: of little projects you can craft using common household objects.
Speaker 1: Who knows, you may discover that Johnny and Susie are
Speaker 1: the next Michaelangelo's food Warm not. I wish they would
Speaker 1: tell us what's happening on the outside. Maybe they want
Speaker 1: to keep quiet on the details in case the enemy
Speaker 1: is listening. Once again, this country is more concerned about
Speaker 1: the enemy than its own people. You know that's not true.
Speaker 1: It's at the door. What I know? You're not giving
Speaker 1: me a minute's piece. Please turn off the television set.
Speaker 1: Someone's at the door. M Should we answer it quiet?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's Daddy. Maybe he lost his key. No, he
Speaker 1: wouldn't do that. It can't be him. Mother, it's a dog.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's Ginger? Maybe the Barclays have come
Speaker 1: to check on us and brought Ginger. Please hello, I'll
Speaker 1: go listen mother. No, we're still barred. We're safe. We're safe.
Speaker 1: M h m. Who's there? I don't need to be along,
Speaker 1: come here. I need you to stay completely quiet. Do
Speaker 1: you understand dryer? Mother? I would never fit. Besides which,
Speaker 1: I'm not trust you. Stay completely still until we find
Speaker 1: out who it is. Just a moment, the door is barred, No,
Speaker 1: it's going to hurt anyone. Just talk to them. Hellow
Speaker 1: anyone down there, Yes, I'm here, just one of you, Yes,
Speaker 1: just me, search and rescue. Oh, we're going to house
Speaker 1: to house. May I come down? Guess? Of course? Any
Speaker 1: weapons or anything dangerous I should know. No, no, nothing
Speaker 1: like that. Don't tell him. That's be quiet. Stay there,
Speaker 1: boy who I'm sorry to barge in on you that way,
Speaker 1: but but you're supposed to keep your exterior doors unlocked
Speaker 1: civil defense regulations. I mean, that way we can we
Speaker 1: can check on the elderly who might not be I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: My husband is away, and I suppose I'm being overcautious.
Speaker 1: That's all right. I just feel rotten about busting your door. Yeah,
Speaker 1: please please don't worry about it. Well, thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Government certainly appreciates it. So why are you here? Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh um? Well, we're we're going house to house, performing
Speaker 1: first aid and driving people to the hospital if they
Speaker 1: need it. Since ambulances are all busy reporting any fatalities.
Speaker 1: Have there been any fatalities? Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: not not on my shift, not so far as taking
Speaker 1: the lord. That such a relief. Yeah, but I'm fine here. No, no,
Speaker 1: need of assistance. You're you're all set for rations. We
Speaker 1: have enough for a week. I think some can goods, blankets,
Speaker 1: we me me. I I'm used to my husband being
Speaker 1: here saying we our our house. I think that it
Speaker 1: helps me so. Um, since I'm doing an accountant of
Speaker 1: the neighborhood. Where where is your husband? If you don't
Speaker 1: mind my asking, He's away on business Atlanta. Oh Jesus,
Speaker 1: any word. No, I haven't heard anything yet, So I'm
Speaker 1: going to keep saying we and our us until i'm
Speaker 1: told otherwise. I like that positive thinking. You know what,
Speaker 1: I'll say a little prayer for you. You all not
Speaker 1: now obvious sleep, but but later. So kind of you
Speaker 1: to think of us. That's what neighbors are for, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Those windows face the outside. Yes, I've put up blankets
Speaker 1: to try and shield. Damn, those blankets aren't any protection
Speaker 1: from what's coming. I mean, I hate to be the
Speaker 1: one to tell you that, but you really ought to
Speaker 1: be in a proper show. You're supposed to have at
Speaker 1: least eight inches of concrete or masonry between you and
Speaker 1: the outside world. I mean, sand, dirt, anything, that's the
Speaker 1: best I could do. I am alone, after all, and
Speaker 1: that's what's got me worried me being alone. And I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be blunt with you. There's things that are happening
Speaker 1: around town right now. They're not telling you on the
Speaker 1: radio because they don't want to create a panic. Um
Speaker 1: what what kind of things? Well, I don't want to
Speaker 1: scare you know, I'm too late. You're scaring me. Looters,
Speaker 1: looters as soon as the soon went down last night
Speaker 1: they were looters and worse, you don't mean it. They're
Speaker 1: always looking for an excuse to ride. Who are they? Oh?
Speaker 1: You know what? Whatever word we're supposed to use these days.
Speaker 1: Last night they kept it across the tracks mostly, But
Speaker 1: pretty soon they're going to run out of grocery markets
Speaker 1: and used the pliant stores. Pretty soon they're gonna jump
Speaker 1: the tracks a nice neighborhood like this. Now, listen here,
Speaker 1: Miss Langford, Dorry, Mrs Doris Langford, Miss Langford. The world
Speaker 1: right now is a completely different place. And it was
Speaker 1: twenty four hours ago, even twelve hours ago. Trust me
Speaker 1: on that I had a feeling they weren't telling us
Speaker 1: everything on the TV and the radio. I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess they got good reasons, but all the same is
Speaker 1: there anything else you need from us? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I got what I came to find out. But but
Speaker 1: it don't feel right me leaving you here, no way
Speaker 1: to defend yourself, plus radiation just gonna see right through
Speaker 1: the windows. Well, I'll I'll go get some things from
Speaker 1: upstairs barricade the windows. At this point, I don't think
Speaker 1: you're gonna be able to mhmm. Let me tell you what.
Speaker 1: I'm a little ahead of schedule. Well, once I finished
Speaker 1: the street, I could swing back by and put put
Speaker 1: you in my truck and run you over to the
Speaker 1: city out of Wream. Last I heard they still had
Speaker 1: open corts. Pretty nice set up there. Trust me, you
Speaker 1: you don't want to go to the library with power board.
Speaker 1: They're packed in like sardines there. It's up to you.
Speaker 1: You do that for us, ma'am. I'm here to serve
Speaker 1: the community. Then, I'm afraid I must make a confession.
Speaker 1: I am a we I'm not sure I understand. Becky. Hi,
Speaker 1: where did you come from? While you pretend to she
Speaker 1: not here, you yourself mentioned looters. Oh way, you thought
Speaker 1: I might be some kind of until I saw you
Speaker 1: spoke to you. Realize you're a good man and could
Speaker 1: be trusted. This is my daughter, Becky, Rebecca, Rebecca. This
Speaker 1: is oh, yes, ma'am. My name is Noon and my
Speaker 1: whole name's Brian Paul Noonon. But everybody just calls me Noon,
Speaker 1: and it's might be nice to meet you back. That's Blondie.
Speaker 1: Blondie is my dog, but you probably figured out you're
Speaker 1: gonna love him. Mr Noona has offered to give us
Speaker 1: a ride to a city shelter. He's gonna come pick
Speaker 1: up all right, Well, I'll go on in maybe thirty minutes.
Speaker 1: If at long, we'll be packed and ready. Right well,
Speaker 1: let let me go finish my hands and I'll be
Speaker 1: right back, Thank you, Mr Oh, they're happy to oblige. Mom,
Speaker 1: you mind telling me what on earth is going on
Speaker 1: right now? Whatever do you mean? If we want to
Speaker 1: go to a shelter, why don't we just take our car?
Speaker 1: Where would we park it? And considering what's going on
Speaker 1: in town? Besides, I want to be exciting to ride
Speaker 1: in a military view. But there I'm fifteen, not five.
Speaker 1: That's old, I agree, but not old enough to be
Speaker 1: making life or death decisions on your own. Behalf, do
Speaker 1: you kind of want to know what I think you
Speaker 1: kind of want to know what. No, I don't care
Speaker 1: to know. Mother. When things go a little easier between us,
Speaker 1: if you would just treat me like an adult, just
Speaker 1: for a few days, please, I will try to treat
Speaker 1: you as an adult, but I won't be taken care
Speaker 1: of you any less. Sorry, Blondie, you gotta ride in
Speaker 1: the back for a while. Buddy, here, let me get that.
Speaker 1: I'll put it up against the cab. Y'all, y'all go
Speaker 1: on again. You want to keep you a little bag
Speaker 1: when you sweep your heart? Yes, thank you? You go ahead,
Speaker 1: all right, everybody in fingers and toes and Paul. That's right, blondie.
Speaker 1: Don't be jealous, boy, this is nice. The army sure
Speaker 1: gave you a sturdy truck. This here's mine. All army
Speaker 1: vehicles have been called in the active service, so so
Speaker 1: militia are using civilian vehicles. Is that what you are? Militia? Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: You're pretty much just locking the history books. And you'd
Speaker 1: be surprised how many times history is made by regular
Speaker 1: folks and not the politicians. Who knows you or me
Speaker 1: might end up saving the world this time around. Just
Speaker 1: you wait and see check I'm here but I'm not
Speaker 1: sure I'm there. Can you repeat that quas are one?
Speaker 1: Unlock the capsule hatch. Unfeeling capsule will result in loss
Speaker 1: of critical resources. Loss of resource. Unlock the capsule hatch
Speaker 1: as you wish, stand by for deep pressurization. Please are
Speaker 1: one capsule hatch open. Let's see that your discretion. Please
Speaker 1: are one and tell us everything you see. M h
Speaker 1: m hm hm hm. I'm activating my telescanner. M anything.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, Yes, I thought it was just a
Speaker 1: rock formation, but I see towers of stone that may
Speaker 1: have at one time in building. We need you to investigate.
Speaker 1: If there is any life on this planet, however primitive,
Speaker 1: we must find it and nurture it. Don't be discouraged.
Speaker 1: I don't give up easily. Yes, my dear, I know
Speaker 1: I'm going closer all radio when I reached the formation.
Speaker 1: M oh, how could we have been wrong? This is
Speaker 1: Helio three. I'm sure of it. I wonder if I
Speaker 1: just got here too late. Wait, you see something? What
Speaker 1: is it? I don't know, unlike anything i've seen. Oh,
Speaker 1: bluish lights changing shape, humanoid infoot amorphous h Do you
Speaker 1: hear that they're they're making a sound it could be
Speaker 1: language translate translation and m hm mm hmm. Yeah, just
Speaker 1: a few more seconds and I'll there, try again. Ready,
Speaker 1: I can talk to them. Yes, go ahead. Are you
Speaker 1: an inhabitant of this planet? Do you live on this planet?
Speaker 1: Who not live? Much? Nothing less? On this planet? We
Speaker 1: received a signal that life on this planet is in danger.
Speaker 1: I have come to preserve it. I'm afraid have come
Speaker 1: to nothing is on this planet? But h isn't this
Speaker 1: Helios three? Yes? This was Helios three? There's nothing now
Speaker 1: it is a cold stones and nothing more? What happened
Speaker 1: to it? Destroy it? Lying this time? Is you can
Speaker 1: these ghostly creatures possibly be telling the truth? Did quays
Speaker 1: are one arrived too late to save Helios three from destruction?
Speaker 1: For the after? Even if you don't, line noon and
Speaker 1: I'll go in and confirm they can take us. And
Speaker 1: if so, I'll come out and get Becky in our
Speaker 1: things said, okay, sure, but if this is your registered
Speaker 1: shelter down, they'll take you. Hi, how can I help you? Oh? Hi, Ernie?
Speaker 1: I oh, hello, Dori. I didn't know you were a
Speaker 1: volunteer here. Apparently I signed up for assistant manager in
Speaker 1: one of the preparedness classes. They drafted me you by yourself.
Speaker 1: Becky's outside Wayne went to Atlanta on the day when
Speaker 1: it all happened. Geez story, I'm sure you hate to
Speaker 1: hear that, but don't go assuming the worst. With no
Speaker 1: communications outside the valley, anything could be happening right now.
Speaker 1: So what can we do for you? I was hoping
Speaker 1: Becky and I could stay here. We were sheltering in
Speaker 1: our basement, but one of the guardsmen suggested that may
Speaker 1: not be safe with the looting that's going on is looting,
Speaker 1: but he said occasion. I guess now, I've been pretty
Speaker 1: quiet around here. Chip, you hand me the occupancy list.
Speaker 1: Thank you? Is there space? We are a capacity, but
Speaker 1: you live in Hillcrest? So this is yours signed shelter right, yes,
Speaker 1: for sure, the response, I have it. We'll make some
Speaker 1: space for you. Can you give me about five minutes
Speaker 1: to set things up? Of course? Wait right here, pull
Speaker 1: down the fort chips Europe Africa and waam a cruise
Speaker 1: with both seed to their pre designated targets. Well, why
Speaker 1: did these civil authorities have giving the finals on? I
Speaker 1: brought you of the immediate se that's my sacians above all.
Speaker 1: On any systems excuse sweek, Miss Johnson. Yes, you have
Speaker 1: two children here. Yes, that's right. We're gonna need you
Speaker 1: to gather up all your things, get the kids together. Okay,
Speaker 1: something wrong, No, nothing wrong, We just need to relocate
Speaker 1: you to a different facility. Well, everybody is supposed to
Speaker 1: be in the shelter. They're assigned to by neighborhood. We
Speaker 1: didn't mind you all being here, but now that we're
Speaker 1: a capacity, I gotta give priority to the families that
Speaker 1: belong here, belong here, you send them me to a
Speaker 1: black shelter. No, no, no, no, Now it ain't that
Speaker 1: way at all. But each shelter serves a specific area,
Speaker 1: and rations and beds are based on the number of
Speaker 1: residents in that neighborhood, but not more. You got it.
Speaker 1: While you get your stuff, will radio over to book
Speaker 1: or T Washington to make sure they have personing me
Speaker 1: to a black shelter. It's not a black shelter, it's
Speaker 1: just the town is divided into zones, and each shelter
Speaker 1: services that zone. We can take outsiders, but we have
Speaker 1: to give priority to those just going to turn us
Speaker 1: up American citizens. I pay taxes, I have a right
Speaker 1: fall to build it for Your part of town is
Speaker 1: Booker t Elementary. Our part of town. I'm here, This
Speaker 1: is where I am now is here, and that's all
Speaker 1: that meant, Ernie, Nie, your calls in a saying, I'm
Speaker 1: just trying to protect my family. Now. We don't need
Speaker 1: to stay. No, No, it's no problem, just a little
Speaker 1: misunderstanding about which shelter they're supposed to be in. There's
Speaker 1: no misunderstanding. You just want to put me with my
Speaker 1: own kind or better yet, just turn me out. Nobody's
Speaker 1: turning you out. Are you getting so angry? There are rules.
Speaker 1: We follow the rules. She's following the rules. You feel
Speaker 1: like the rules don't apply to know. The rules do
Speaker 1: apply to me, and that's what makes me Angerie, don't
Speaker 1: tell me to calm down. Sorry, it was a misunderstanding.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize it was going to force anyone out.
Speaker 1: There is a space here for you, and she's in it. Ernie, Seriously,
Speaker 1: it's fine. I have another place I can go. I
Speaker 1: didn't mean to disturb anyone. Dory, I feel better about
Speaker 1: it if you'd stay here. I'd hate to think what
Speaker 1: Wayne would say if he heard there wasn't space for
Speaker 1: you and your own shelter, he'd blow his sack. Thank
Speaker 1: you for your help, Ernie. I'm I'm sorry I caused
Speaker 1: a scene. You didn't cause a scene, Dory, please reconsider.
Speaker 1: We're fine, I promise. Say hello to Angela for Merican.
Speaker 1: Oh good, here she comes. She don't look happy. What
Speaker 1: they say? It's wrong? What is it? Mother? We can't
Speaker 1: stay here? What? Why not? Nonsense? I'll go talk to him. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want to stay here. Why not? If this
Speaker 1: is a shelter for your district, they got to let
Speaker 1: you stay. The shelter is full. Our beds are occupied
Speaker 1: by another family, a colored family. And when I went
Speaker 1: in there, they tried to you wouldn't stay there because
Speaker 1: there was a black family sleeping in ours. That is
Speaker 1: a mother. I'm mortified. No, Becky, you don't understand. No,
Speaker 1: and I hope I never understand how a person gets
Speaker 1: that way. I've never been so humiliated. Can I trouble
Speaker 1: you to take us somewhere else Where? Am I supposed
Speaker 1: to take you another shelter? It's lang for this is
Speaker 1: your shelter, and I ain't got time to be driving
Speaker 1: you from place to place. Apparently there's room at book
Speaker 1: or t Washington, Miss Laning for day, no place for
Speaker 1: a woman like you, especially for a girl like Becky. Here.
Speaker 1: Take us there, Becky, please, I'll handle this. Then take
Speaker 1: us back home home. You can't do that. It's our home.
Speaker 1: We'll be fine with all the looters and riders and such. No,
Speaker 1: I can't do that. We can defend ourselves. We have
Speaker 1: a gun, Becky. The other problem is they are not
Speaker 1: wanting anyone to shelter at home unless they have a basement.
Speaker 1: That's up to civil defense. Coach can't force us out
Speaker 1: of our own houses, Miss Langford. In times like these, U. S.
Speaker 1: Army can do just about anything. Yet you are not U. S.
Speaker 1: Army what he has no insignia? Mother, didn't you notice, Becky,
Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm a volunteer, a minute man, you see.
Speaker 1: I'm not getting paid to be doing this. I'm just
Speaker 1: cursed with the protective nature. Taking care of other people
Speaker 1: has always been a fault of mine. I wish more
Speaker 1: people had faults like that, don't you, Becky, Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: You don't got to say that just because your mama
Speaker 1: tells you too. I didn't mean nothing by it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: hold on a second, now, if you want to avoid
Speaker 1: all the crowds. I could take you to a private shelter.
Speaker 1: We guarantee to have a bad rations security. I don't
Speaker 1: know why I didn't think of it sooner. And in
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes, all right, we're going north. We need to
Speaker 1: get outside the city. Get you out to God. It's
Speaker 1: come from where it's safe. That sounds wonderful. You know
Speaker 1: Cross Mountain Um, you know the big cross up off. Yes,
Speaker 1: of course, cross mountains what we call my daddy built
Speaker 1: that cross are serious? Well he did actually build things
Speaker 1: over hundred feet tall, but it was his idea. Daughters
Speaker 1: of the Confederacy put up the money, so now they're
Speaker 1: building crosses rather than burning them. Zip it. My daddy
Speaker 1: was a buddy Noon you run Noon and shoot stores
Speaker 1: all cross Alabama. I remember Noon and Shoot. That's my dad.
Speaker 1: We owned a lot of property in North Etend County,
Speaker 1: and since that's a highest elevation, he wanted to put
Speaker 1: a cross there, sort of watch over everyone in New
Speaker 1: Canyan always wondered about that. Well, now you know he
Speaker 1: kind of ladder to the top. They say you can
Speaker 1: see four states. Isn't that fascinating? Becky? Is your daddy
Speaker 1: still with us. No, ma'am. He passed on about a
Speaker 1: nine years back. I'm sorry to hear that. Thank you kindly.
Speaker 1: I sold off a lot of the land, but I
Speaker 1: kept property on Cross Mountain, sort of a monument to him.
Speaker 1: That's so sweet. Sorry, going toward Cross Mountain right now?
Speaker 1: That's right. There's nothing on Cross Mountain except across you
Speaker 1: see as where you wrong. I wouldn't know. I might radio.
Speaker 1: I think I should tell you what really happened inside
Speaker 1: the shelter. I think it would be better. Just don't
Speaker 1: speak to me right now. I just don't know. And
Speaker 1: the children vola like they say. It may not look
Speaker 1: like much, but it is one hundred percent complied with
Speaker 1: civil defense fallout shelter spects poured concrete, covered with six
Speaker 1: inches of earth to ventilation chimneys, enough rations for more
Speaker 1: than a month, not ten days, which is all the
Speaker 1: downtown shelters you're equipped for. It's certainly impressive, Mr Noonan,
Speaker 1: But we can't move into your personal shelter. What about
Speaker 1: your family? There's just me and I promise I won't
Speaker 1: take up too much room. No, I can't, it's too
Speaker 1: please now, please, it'll make me feel better if you
Speaker 1: stay here while you two settle in. I mean, Blondie's
Speaker 1: going back down the hills, save some more lives. You're
Speaker 1: going back to town. Yes, ma'am. You must be exhausted.
Speaker 1: You can have been prepared my whole life for this.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna miss a minute of it. You're sure
Speaker 1: you don't mind? Mom, Come on already, my shelter is
Speaker 1: your shelter? Do you have the TV? Becky, there's one
Speaker 1: by the cooler. I don't expect the power to stay
Speaker 1: down much longer, so what you like you can with
Speaker 1: the time in his schedule to occur. Radio eleven sixty
Speaker 1: we'll see this broadcasting completely. We lose power, we don't
Speaker 1: rain our battery, you know, want to place up a little.
Speaker 1: We brought some of those two radio scrape Miss Langford.
Speaker 1: Radio eleven sixty will not return to the air until
Speaker 1: such time as government. So if you don't have any
Speaker 1: more questions and to limit the airwaves, I'll be saying
Speaker 1: good back, good luck, Mr. Thank you for your cooperation,
Speaker 1: and we wish you mailed a certain times and again
Speaker 1: luck we will read. Let me get out of here
Speaker 1: before I start blush. I see you good that you
Speaker 1: remain safe and healthy, and that God have mercy upon
Speaker 1: us all. Thank you. Wow, how do you like that? Becky?
Speaker 1: We have to get out of here. Are you talking about?
Speaker 1: He could be some kind of meniac, Becky. We can't
Speaker 1: just leave. Why did he lock us in? It would
Speaker 1: be so childish? Should not being child ish? In fact,
Speaker 1: I'm being very grown up in my thinking right now.
Speaker 1: And what, pray tell, are you thinking he's getting her
Speaker 1: half the time? I don't. I don't even understand what
Speaker 1: you're saying to me. The Control Group is a production
Speaker 1: of My Heart Radio, written and directed by Brett Would,
Speaker 1: recorded and mixed by Rob gal featuring Tess Malice and Cade,
Speaker 1: Alexandra Vicken, Hannah Berman, Minka Wilts, Mary Kraft, Tim Habigger
Speaker 1: and Keith Brooks. Music composed and performed by Rob Gaal.
Speaker 1: The executive producer is Ben Bolen, Supervising producer Paul Deckett.