One Of A Kind

Okay, listen. I'm not going to be home. I'm going out to see about an accordion.

Oh. Okay, well, then you'll call me back.

Yeah, okay, I'll do that. I'll see you later, honey.

Bye-bye. Bye-bye.

An accordion?

That's right, son. Come on in.

That's a boy.

Here she is.

Well, now the ad said it was unique and one of a kind. Is that true?

Son, when I was your age, I couldn't board an accordion.

So I built this myself.

You see, I used to work in a musical shop.

I put these parts together.

Took me two years. Two years.

And I finally finished it on my birthday.

How much do you want for it?

A thousand dollars.

A thousand dollars?

That's right.

Don't you think that's a little steep?

Nope.

You see, son, this here is no ordinary accordion.

This accordion is the story of my life.

As I told you, it took me two long years to make this baby.

And I sat down to play it there on my birthday eve.

And strange tones started coming out of it.

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