Stephen Marlowe, Stop, You're Killing Me! (1955)
“ One doesn't simply talk about an invention like mine and expect to be believed."When I'm puzzled I become arrogant. I guess you call it bluster and often it can see you through pretty rough spots. So despite the offer of a hundred dollars a week plus expenses I said, "Either you tell me all about it, or we forget you ever came here. Understand?""I suppose so," he admitted. "Very well, then—""Just a minute. You haven't even told me your name.""It's Haney. Angus W. Haney, Mr. Foley.""Now what about the invention?""It's almost finished," Angus W. Haney said. ”
