1:14:01
I just felt that
he needed conveying.
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Anyway, I was walking along the
street and I heard this voice saying,
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"Good evening, Mr. Dowd."
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Well, I turned around...
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and here was this big six-foot
rabbit leaning up against a lamppost.
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I thought nothing of that because
when you've lived in a town...
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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,
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"What name do you like?"
1:15:01
Well, I didn't even have
to think twice about that.
1:15:06
Harvey's always been
my favorite name.
1:15:09
So I said to him,
I said, "Harvey."
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And, uh...
1:15:17
Th-This is the interesting thing
about the whole thing.
1:15:22
He said,
"What a coincidence.
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My name happens
to be Harvey."
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Dowd,
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what was
your father's name?
1:15:44
John.
John Stuyvesant.
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Tell me, Dowd,
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when you were a child,
didn't you have a playmate?
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Someone with whom
you spent many happy hours?
1:15:59
Yes. Yes,
I did, Doctor.