Window shutter

And then I'll give you a quick, when they didn't know they got the gig, none of them were actors.

And we had them out at Shutters in Santa Monica here at the beach.

Oh, yeah.

I

know

Shutters.

Sure.

I've been there once.

Yeah

... w- we would go to a hotel in Santa Monica called Shutters, a fancy hotel.

They would rent out the whole top floor.

There would be tons of food, and no one would eat any of it 'cause everyone was so nervous.

She's a-going up to see that old Judith Squales is awake, said Mrs. Wyvern.

Judith sits with Madam Crowl when me and Mrs. Shutters, that was my aunt's name, is away.

She's a troublesome old lady.

You'll have to be sharp with her, or she'll be in the fire, or out at the window.

Mind I tell you, just take her as you find her, and that's all.

And what's to be my business about her, please, ma'am? says I.

About the old lady, well, says she, your aunt, Mrs. Shutters, will tell you that, but I'm supposed you'll have to sit in the room with your work and see she's at no mischief, and let her amuse herself with her things on the table, and get her food or drink as she calls for it, and keep her out of mischief, and ring the bell hard if she's troublesome.

Is she deaf, ma'am? No, nor blind, says she.

She's a-going up to see that old Judith Squales is awake, said Mrs. Wyvern.

Judith sits with Madam Crowl when me and Mrs. Shutters, that was my aunt's name, is away.

She's a troublesome old lady.

You'll have to be sharp with her, or she'll be in the fire, or out at the window.

Mind I tell you, just take her as you find her, and that's all.

And what's to be my business about her, please, ma'am? says I.

About the old lady, well, says she, your aunt, Mrs. Shutters, will tell you that, but I'm supposed you'll have to sit in the room with your work and see she's at no mischief, and let her amuse herself with her things on the table, and get her food or drink as she calls for it, and keep her out of mischief, and ring the bell hard if she's troublesome.

Is she deaf, ma'am? No, nor blind, says she.