bye mr. cuppy and thanks. see ya in a couple of days. mr. cuppy? something else you wanted mrs.tin? you ought to have a piece of ice mom it's nice and cool. mr. cuppy i..i don't quite know how to break this to you. my husband just called and i'm afraid we're getting rid of our old ice box. you mean you're really gonna get rid of it? but what will we do for ice mom? we're getting a brand new second hand electrically operated, gleaming, white modern refrigerator. well, congratulations mrs. martin. what do we need it for mom? timmy i wanted one for so long. i can't say i blame ya much mrs. martin. just about all my old ice customers have deserted me for refrigerators. won't you be coming around anymore mr. cuppy? oh we'll still be getting coal and oil from mr. cuppy in the winter. gotta keep up with the times son. well, goodbye. and good luck with the new contraption. thanks mr. cuppy. i'm glad you understand. i understand. guess there is no harm in tellin you now. my own wife insisted on getting a refrigerator. five years ago. bye. he sells ice and she's had an electricqllyúópwóst

don't you think mr. cuppy? hadn't had time to take notice.