"No, keep the money," a heavy-set fellow said. "It's not the money that's worrying us. It's the advertisement business. The city's paying for the stunts--Trade-in-Interborough Campaign and all that, you know--got posters plastered over the county, newspapers been tooting it up--if we don't give 'em the thrills we been promising, our country customers pouring in here have got a right to be sore at us. Say, don't you know anybody round about you can pick up to stunt?"