- Finally reached Mel Hansen in St. Paul.
- Oh, great. Who's Mel Hansen?

5 seconds sound clip from Longstreet (1971) - The Way Of The Intercepting Fist sitcom.

You can hear this line at 00:28:18.910 in the Blu-ray version of the episode.

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[...]

- I simply asked him, is that the freshest you've got? He should have seen his face. He said, lady, aspirin's not like asparagus. We don't go out and pick it every morning.

- Well, I looked around the drug store as though I were in a whole field of asparagus, and I whispered to him, please, pretend aspirin is like asparagus, please, and pick me ten stalks of your most recent crop.

- Ten bottles? Lady, that's a thousand tablets. If you took two every four hours, ten bottles would last you.

- What famous battle of history is that?

- Hiya, Duke.

- Finally reached Mel Hansen in St. Paul.

- Oh, great. Who's Mel Hansen?

- That's it.

- It's conclusive, huh?

- I'd say.

- He's the plant manager for Newburgh Drugs, consigner for that shipment of hijacked pharmaceuticals.

- I asked him for a list of the serial numbers. You did know that there's a serial number on each bottle to indicate what lot it comes from, didn't you?

- Oh, fascinating.

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