Word: guess
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Secret Service agents called Moore that night and asked to see her. They picked her up and took her to their offices in the Federal Building. While she was there, an agent telephoned O'Shea and put Moore on the line. "I guess I'm in a fine kettle of fish," she told him. O'Shea advised her to "tell them what you told me and you'll be all right." The agent called O'Shea again and asked for more information on Moore. O'Shea repeated his earlier warning...
...says that be couldn't believe he'd be considered a "star" at Harvard. "You get that in high school," he explains. "Here nobody really cares. And if they say anything, it's sort of embarrassing. What should I say? "Yeah, I'm great?' Well, I guess it's a lot better than being a bum." That's Kubacki logic...
Whitlock added, however, that the $150,000 estimate is only a "rough guess" since the Faculty has not yet developed any program for closing any of these buildings...
...guess you could say I've a call...
...that doesn't work very well. A typical day at a rural residence frames a report by a neighbor that "the vice-president's gone mad." Vice president of what we never find out, which is the point. No one shows real interest in the news. Mama sighs "I guess there's nothing we can do about it," and resumes doing her laundry. The song ends nicely with the narrator saying, "and I shut all the doors" but it goes on too long and becomes boring instead of conveying the boredom of rural life...