"By a pros standards, I don't have enough I'm sure. I'm just out to have some fun and clear my mind. I'm not working on any records or trying to prove...anything. It's all about the sights, sounds, and the people I meet along the way."Well we need to get on the road," the older guy said to break the tension again. I watched as he pulled something from his pocket. On closer inspection I saw that it was a driver's license, a credit card, and a few bills all held together by an couple of inch wide. --- "Because we wanted to play it smart and keep you longer."--- "You can keep me as long as you like, sir."AfterAs she was resting, Hank and Sam discussed something whispering. When she stood up and asked what it was Sam said:--- "Well. We were thinking if you would agree to do something for us ..." --- said Sam placing a card on a table. There was an address, date and time on it.--- "Are you kidding" --- She laughed --- "After all you did to me, you're even asking?"Sam's face suddenly turned. ”I set the record for kitchen duty and raced into the bathroom to find the book. It was still in the drawer, but I noticed she’d moved it and marked a page. I opened the paperback to see what Aunt Becky was reading. I’d looked at some sex books before, but nothing as beautiful as this.“It’s just me, Linda. Trudy wasn’t feeling all that well so I came home early. I think I’m going to turn in now.”The book was safely hidden away in the drawer and I met Becky in the bedroom. She was getting ready. Stephanie Haywood, a senior biochemist from WalkerChem, Inc.[Dr. Haywood, a tall African-American woman in her mid 40s, with, wearing a gray pantsuit, enters and shakes hands with our aging host. There is a good deal of applause from the audience but also some boos].Oprah: Welcome to the Oprah Show.Dr. Haywood: Thank you Oprah. Oprah: Dr. Haywood, could you please give our audience a brief history of the development of the two primary WalkerChem drugs, Hertozine and Histromycin. Please remember.