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8
People
2
Organizations
1
Locations
2
Events
4
Relationships
5
Quotes
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Manuscript / memoir excerpt (evidence production)
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Summary
This document is a page from a manuscript or memoir (stamped with a House Oversight identifier) recounting a personal anecdote. It describes a sexual encounter with two women named Sheila and Marcia, followed by a recount of a philosophical conversation with comedian Groucho Marx regarding his cynicism toward marriage and politicians, and his optimism about 'people'.
People (8)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Narrator / Author | Writer |
Narrating the story; mentions writing a sketch for Steve Allen.
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| Sheila | Associate |
Participated in a sexual encounter with the narrator.
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| Marcia | Associate |
Participated in a sexual encounter with the narrator.
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| Groucho Marx | Subject of conversation |
Comedian discussed in the text; shares views on marriage, LBJ, and hope.
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| Lyndon Johnson | Politician |
Referenced by Groucho as 'that potato-head'.
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| Steve Allen | TV Host |
Narrator mentions writing a sketch for him.
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| Elderly Gentleman | Contestant |
A contestant on 'You Bet Your Life' who shared his philosophy on happiness with Groucho.
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| Laurel | Historical Figure (implied Stan Laurel) |
Mentioned in the final cut-off sentence.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| House Oversight Committee |
Organization implied by the document footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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| You Bet Your Life |
TV show mentioned in the text.
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Timeline (2 events)
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Location of the sexual encounter mentioned in the first paragraph.
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Relationships (4)
Sheila and Marcia led me up the stairs to my loft bed, and we had a delicious threesome.
Sheila and Marcia led me up the stairs to my loft bed, and we had a delicious threesome.
Narrator describes a conversation with Groucho.
I told him about the sketch I had written for Steve Allen
Key Quotes (5)
"Wednesday--time for our weekly orgy."Source
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"legal quicksand"Source
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"that potato-head"Source
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Quote #3
"What gives you hope? ... People."Source
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Quote #4
"every morning I get up and I make a choice to be happy that day."Source
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Wednesday--time for our weekly orgy." The interviewers left in a hurry.
Sheila and Marcia led me up the stairs to my loft bed, and we had a
delicious threesome. It had never happened before, and it would never
happen again.
delicious threesome. It had never happened before, and it would never
happen again.
At one point in our conversation, Groucho somehow got into a
negative space. He was equally cynical about institutions, such as marriage--
"legal quicksand" --and individuals, such as Lyndon Johnson, referred to
as "that potato-head."
negative space. He was equally cynical about institutions, such as marriage--
"legal quicksand" --and individuals, such as Lyndon Johnson, referred to
as "that potato-head."
Eventually, I asked, "What gives you hope?"
He thought for a moment. Then he just said one word: "People."
I told him about the sketch I had written for Steve Allen, "Unsung
Heroes of Television," with the man whose job it was on You Bet Your Life
to wait for the secret word to be said so that he could drop the duck
down, and Groucho told me about one of his favorite contestants on the
show. "He was an elderly gentleman with white hair, but quite a chipper
fellow. I asked him what he did to retain his sunny disposition. 'Well, I'll tell
you, Groucho,' he says, 'every morning I get up and I make a choice to be
happy that day.'"
Heroes of Television," with the man whose job it was on You Bet Your Life
to wait for the secret word to be said so that he could drop the duck
down, and Groucho told me about one of his favorite contestants on the
show. "He was an elderly gentleman with white hair, but quite a chipper
fellow. I asked him what he did to retain his sunny disposition. 'Well, I'll tell
you, Groucho,' he says, 'every morning I get up and I make a choice to be
happy that day.'"
Groucho was holding onto his cigar for a long time, but he never
smoked it, he only sniffed it occasionally. "Everybody has their own Laurel
smoked it, he only sniffed it occasionally. "Everybody has their own Laurel
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