Harvey

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And...
and when they leave,

1:13:06

they leave impressed.

1:13:10

The same people
seldom come back,

1:13:13

but that's...
that's envy, my dear.

1:13:18

There's a little bit of envy
in the best of us.

1:13:23

And that's too bad,
isn't it?

1:13:28

How did you happen
to call him Harvey?

1:13:31

Well, Harvey's
his name.

1:13:33

How do you
know that?

1:13:37

There was a rather interesting
coincidence on that, Doctor.

1:13:41

One night several years ago I was walking
early in the evening along Fairfax Street.

1:13:47

It was between 18th and 19th.
Do you know the block?

1:13:51

Yes, yes.

1:13:54

I'd just put Ed Hickey
into a taxi.

1:13:56

Ed had been mixing his
rye with his gin, and he...

1:14:01

I just felt that
he needed conveying.

1:14:03

Anyway, I was walking along the
street and I heard this voice saying,

1:14:08

"Good evening, Mr. Dowd."

1:14:11

Well, I turned around...

1:14:14

and here was this big six-foot
rabbit leaning up against a lamppost.

1:14:18

I thought nothing of that because
when you've lived in a town...

1:14:21

as long as I've lived in this one, you get
used to the fact that everybody knows your name.

1:14:26

Naturally, I went over
to chat with him.

1:14:30

And he said to me,
he said,

1:14:33

"Ed Hickey was a little spiffed this
evening. Or could I be mistaken?"

1:14:37

Of course
he was not mistaken.

1:14:40

I think the world and all
of Ed, but he was spiffed.

1:14:45

We talked like that for a
while and then I said to him,

1:14:50

"You have the advantage
on me.

1:14:52

You know my name
and I don't know yours."

1:14:56

And right back at me
he said,

1:14:59

"What name do you like?"