Rusty Cammeron:
Yes sir, what can I do for you?
Mr. Tirson:
I left my light meter here to be fixed, the name's Tirson.
Rusty Cammeron:
Tirson, yes sir.
[goes behind the counter]

Rusty Cammeron:
That'll be $5.00 even. Say, we're having a sale today, give you a nice trade-in on a new light meter.
Mr. Tirson:
Are you kidding? Brother, this is the sweetest little light meter in the business; only last week in the rain I grabbed a shot of a 5-star general. Easiest $100 I ever made in my life.
Rusty Cammeron:
$100 just for a little piece of film?
Mr. Tirson:
Sure, I'm a freelance newsreel cameraman.
Rusty Cammeron:
Oh?
Mr. Tirson:
They'll pay heavy for any hot footage.
Rusty Cammeron:
They will?
Mr. Tirson:
Well, I've sold 'em so much stuff that I'm going to take a nice 2 weeks vacation.
Rusty Cammeron:
[leaves the counter]
Hey, wait a minute! Are you, uh, taking your cameras with you?
Mr. Tirson:
This is a vacation.
Rusty Cammeron:
Oh, well our firm makes a special offer of air-conditioned storage space for cameras. It's moth-proof, rust-proof, and uh, burglar-proof.
Mr. Tirson:
No, I don't think I'd be interested.
Rusty Cammeron:
It's only 35 cents a week; for new customers, 35 cents for 2 weeks.

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Watch the Birdie (1950)

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