Due to the anticipated snowstorm in the northeast part of the US, I am posting the Wednesday Trivia Question now in the event I am too busy shoveling tomorrow. Please do not read it until Wednesday, Feb 10th:

In the episode " David Picks Up the Check", how much money does David's girlfriend have in the event she is asked to help pay the check?

(Note: If you get this one, you pay close attention to detail)

Due to the anticipated snowstorm in the northeast part of the US, I am posting the Wednesday Trivia Question now in the event I am too busy shoveling tomorrow. Please do not read it until Wednesday, Feb 10th:

In the episode " David Picks Up the Check", how much money does David's girlfriend have in the event she is asked to help pay the check?

(Note: If you get this one, you pay close attention to detail)

Oh geez, I don't seem to recall how much she had with her. Her name is Susie. I'm gonna say she has $5.00 on her.

And Ozzie's wallet is at home, and Ricky and his friends are jammin' and can't hear the phone ringing.
Also in this episode Parley Baer is playing a waitor and not Darby.

Oh geez, I don't seem to recall how much she had with her. Her name is Susie. I'm gonna say she has $5.00 on her.

And Ozzie's wallet is at home, and Ricky and his friends are jammin' and can't hear the phone ringing.
Also in this episode Parley Baer is playing a waitor and not Darby.


She has $1.50 on her, she refers to it as a dollar and a half. It's great when you add your comments about these episodes. I really enjoy them.

She has $1.50 on her, she refers to it as a dollar and a half. It's great when you add your comments about these episodes. I really enjoy them.

$1.50 lol boy have times changed.

I love it when Dave and Ricky are at the malt shop and dividing the check between themselves and friends and there they all are with like burgers, fries, cokes or malts and they say they owe like .30 cents each!

$1.50 lol boy have times changed.

I love it when Dave and Ricky are at the malt shop and dividing the check between themselves and friends and there they all are with like burgers, fries, cokes or malts and they say they owe like .30 cents each!


Thirty cents bought a lot more in those days.LOL. When I was about ten, we would go to the movies on Sunday afternoon. The bus fare each way was 15cents, the movie admission was 60 cents and a coke from the machine was a dime. So the whole trip cost a dollar. I couldn't get anything to eat because our big Sunday meal was served when I got home from the movies.