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"Good news, Emil!"
"What's up, Verl?"
"I found the money in the budget for a half-page ad in the TV Guide!"
"That's fine, Verl."
"There's a rub, though, Emil."
"And. . . ."
"Well, there's not enough money to get anything printed up at Hasenpfeffer's Print Shop."
"Jesus, Verl, that's not good."
"No, Emil, but dollars don't grow on trees, y'know."
"That's my line, Verl."
"Sorry, Emil. I got carried away with frugality."
"There's hope for ya yet, son. So, what do you propose we do for this TV Guide advertisement, then?
"Well, we still got the picture for Fran's cooking show that we put on the poster in the Hinky Dinky produce aisle that time."
"And. . . ."
"Well, Emil, I been goin' with that gal, Willa -- you know, the new art teacher at the high school."
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"I think I know where you're goin' with this, Verl. Not a bad solution."
"I think it'll work out. But I think all she has would be pens and those new itsy-bitsy kinds of Marks-a-Lots."
"That'll be just fine, son. It'll look just as good as those ads for KETV in Omaha."
"Oh . . . Emil?"
"What now, Verl?"
"Did I mention that Willa has a little bit of palsy?"