The Manster Page #2

Oh, I feel that way myself,

many times up here.

Seem to have collected

myself a kink in the neck too.

These are the pictures

I thought you might be interested in.

Well, I'll take

those back to Tokyo with me

if you don't mind, doc.

Oh, by all means.

How about one for the road?

That's not a bad idea.

Might wake me up.

I'll be coming down

to Tokyo very shortly.

We must get together there.

I could use a little

vacation from my work.

Sure, that'll be fine.

Here's the morning report for you.

Thanks.

I'm forced to agree with you, Larry.

Not much to this Dr. Suzuki report.

I understand he's independently wealthy,

one of these wealthy crackpots.

Oh, he's not such a bad guy.

He serves lousy whiskey though,

gave me a hangover on two of them.

As a matter of fact, he

phoned up this morning,

said he was coming to Tokyo.

Wants to take me out on some

fancy dinner or something.

Geisha party?

Who knows?

Anyway, I'm just filling in time

'til I head for New York and Linda.

This globe trotting almost broke us up.

By the way, Larry, you're

gonna be here a few days.

I've got a report here on

some smuggling going on

down in Hong Kong.

I wonder if you could hop

a plane and go down there.

Uh-uh, no dice, Ian.

You pull this one more story routine on me

once too often.

This time I'm going home.

I'll tell you what you

can do with that report.

What's that?

Make a paper airplane out of it,

and sail it out the window.

Matthews.

Oh yes, just a moment.

Larry, it's for you.

New York.

Can't imagine who it might be.

Okay, I'll take it over here,

and how about some privacy.

Put that call through here.

Oh darling, it's wonderful

to hear your voice.

What?

Oh, everything's all right.

I just wanted to hear you.

When are you coming home, Larry?

In just a few more days, darling.

There's lots of paper work and stuff,

you know how it is.

After that, no more traveling.

We can make a real start all over again.

Huh?

I love you too, darling,

but how do you know you love me,

I might not be the same person.

I'm sure you're the same, darling.

I haven't changed either.

I've been thinking about you all the time.

I've had a picture of you in my mind.

It's a nice picture,

but it's not the same as the real thing.

It won't be long now, darling.

I'll be thinking of you all the time.

We're going to some kind of party tonight,

I'll pretend you're along.

Oh, well, have a good time, Larry.

Larry, as they say in Japan...

As we say in America, bottoms up.

You know, doc, I don't

know which I like better.

Japanese sake or Japanese geisha.

What's the difference?

Plenty of both here.

No, seriously doc, I

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