It Should Happen to You Page #2
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- 1954
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It's pretty big, all right.
Right. I'll take it up with C.D.
Yes, that's available.
How much do you charge to rent it?
Well, now, just whom
do you represent?
oh, just myself.
I see.
ut what's your idea?
of what?
- of making this inquiry.
- oh, I'm not making any inquiry.
I just wanna rent that sign.
That is, if it isn't too expensive.
I see.
Well, it's something personal,
if that's what you mean.
I'm sorry, but I'm too busy
for this sort of thing.
What sort of thing?
What's the matter?
Well, here's to pay for it with
and everything.
Yes?
See if you can get an option.
of course, if you're too stuck-up...
...or you think it's right to treat
somebody like some kind of a nut.
Call you back.
I just happened to be walking along
and the sign said "for rent"...
...and it said your name
and your address, so I want it.
So you say you haven't got the time.
What kind of a place is this anyway?
The space rate on that location
is $210 per month.
Three months minimum.
- Yes?
- Never mind 11.40. 11.30's all right.
- I'll take it.
- What?
What's the matter?
Nothing. Nothing.
Wait a second.
Wait a minute.
Hey. Hey, painters.
Wait a minute. Hey.
Hey, sign painters, listen.
Hey, listen.
- What's that?
- G. G.
- What'd she say?
- " oh, gee. "
Not C, like you got it.
G, like you haven't got it.
What?
" Not C, like you got it.
G, like you haven't got it. "
Look at the paper.
What?
" Look at the paper. "
Sure enough.
- Thanks, lady.
- Thank you.
Faster.
Please, faster.
I don't want excuses.
I just want that space.
ut, Mr. A dams, you said
you'd call me by Monday.
- What about it?
- Well, you didn't.
- Well, what about it?
- Well, then I phoned you.
Well?
And they said that you were still away
on your weekend.
- oh, they did?
- So I tried again on Tuesday-
All right, all right.
Then I just assumed
you'd lost interest.
You know that
the A dams Soap Company...
...has always used that space
You know how my father
feels about that space.
- He's very partial to it.
- I know-
Why don't we all watch
our blood pressure, Mr. A dams.
- I'm sure it can be arranged.
- Nothing to it.
Don't smooth me, gentlemen.
Right now he tells us
it's tied up for three months.
- Excuse me.
- Yes, but I'm quite sure that as soon-
Send her right in, please.
She's here. Troubles are over.
Sit down, Miss Glover.
Sit down.
Go ahead.
Now, Miss Glover, thank you
very much for coming up.
I told you on the phone that you
wouldn't regret it, and you won't.
These gentlemen are terribly keen
to use that Columbus Circle space...
...which you have tied up right now.
Now, they're fully aware
that in asking you to give it up...
...they're probably interfering
with some plans which you have.
After all, nobody hires display space
just to put their name on it.
What they're prepared to do is this.
And in my opinion,
it's a very handsome offer indeed.
Reimburse you to the full extent
...and in addition,
make you a bonus of-
was $500.
I don't think so.
oh, this is Mr. Evan A dams lll.
Miss Gladys Glover.
- How do you do?
- How do you do, Mr. A dams lll?
- Why not?
- Why not what?
Would you care to make
a counterproposal, Miss Glover?
What's that?
Well, if you won't accept 500,
what would you accept?
oh, nothing.
Come now. Surely you have
some figure in mind.
No, I haven't.
You would take 5 million,
wouldn't you?
oh, certainly.
and 5 million...
...there must be
an acceptable figure.
I don't wanna do this. In 73 days more,
the whole thing will be over...
...and then you can have it back
and do whatever you want.
I don't like being hollered at.
What'd I do anyway?
Excuse me.
- Hello.
- Hello.
- Hello!
- Hello.
Well, what are you doing
around here anyway?
I live here.
- Where?
- Room 7.
- Since when?
- Today.
Gee, that's great.
I wasn't figuring on this much
of a welcome.
You're welcome.
What's happened to you?
Last time, you were ready for the river.
That's over now. I'm fine.
I haven't changed.
I'm the same as I was before.
- only in a different way.
- I see.
- Well, I have to go up now.
- Yeah, so do I.
Say, you happen to be over around
Columbus Circle lately this week?
No.
Why don't you go up there
sometime.
- What for?
- oh, look around.
- A t what?
- Different things.
Such as what?
Different signs.
- Signs?
- Sure.
- Don't you ever look at signs?
- I suppose.
Take my word. If you go up there
around Columbus Circle...
...you'll see something.
Gladys.
in the sun too much today?
- Well, not me personally, no.
- What?
Is that your room, seven?
- You like to see it? My room?
- All right.
- What kind of view is it from here?
- oh, enchanting.
What's a good place
to eat around here?
- Room nine.
- I meant for me.
Glad to have you anytime.
I couldn't do that,
unless you let me take you out-
Sure. Why not?
- Well, what about tonight?
- okay.
- Fine.
- You wanna see my room?
Sure thing.
My view wasn't so beautiful
last week...
...but this week it's sensational.
Notice anything?
No. What?
What's the matter
with your eyesight?
Nothing.
You got any ideas for after dinner?
to go over to Columbus Circle...
...and sit around.
Well, sure, if you want to.
ut that doesn't sound like
entertainment to me.
- Wait and see.
- Gladys?
- I-
- Yes?
oh, excuse me.
- Did you get your message?
- No.
I left it by the phone.
You have to call Mr. A dams.
- The third?
- No, he only called twice.
Excuse me.
I guess you two
are pretty old friends, huh?
oh, yes, indeed.
I hear you have a movie machine
in there.
oh, that's right.
I'll show you some
fascinating documentaries.
Don't do me no favours.
Pay your rent 5:
00 Fridays...and we'll get along fine.
Check.
Well, sure, but I mean,
what's the point, Mr. A dams?
Well, I know, but it's not
a question of any deal.
Well, sure, I'm open-minded.
No. Why should I have
anything against you?
What kind of a break?
okay, 7:
30.Goodbye.
Yes?
oh, look, about tonight,
I'm sorry, but I can't.
It's sort of business,
you know what I mean.
Well, sure, if it's business.
No. I have to go to Westfield
for a couple days. Family stuff.
And I won't be back
till Friday morning.
- All right, what about Friday lunch?
- okay.
Wish you'd told me before
I got my hair brushed.
- I'm sorry.
- Yes, I am too.
I was looking forward to a big evening
sitting around Columbus Circle.
Pete, listen.
Everything's beginning
to go great for me, just great.
In a way, it's all on account of you.
- It is?
- Something you said.
Well, it made me do
something I did.
- And, well, that's why.
- Well, that's fine.
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