This episode was superb! I listened to the episode yesterday at lunch, so I have had a full day (and then some) to think about it and, frankly, if the price was right, I can't say I wouldn't push the button.

The ultimate moral dilemma. Could I, would I, should I. It's all hypothetical until someone presents the opportunity. Every action, no matter how crazy it may sound to a sane individual, can be justified by the one taking that action.

Usually when I hear a great radio drama, I think "man, this would make a great movie or a great book". I didn't think that with this episode, I thought this episode was perfect for the medium it was written for. I can't really explain it, but I think that as a radio drama, it created the right effect and stimulated the brain in the right way. If this were a book or a movie, it would take too long to resolve and the audience would get bored and lose interest quickly.

I kept asking myself, "so, am I Von Hoss or am I Thompson?". I think that was what held me and made me relate to each of the characters. If you look close enough and are open to self scrutiny, you begin to see you are a little of both. Maybe more than you feel comfortable with. :?

I must say that when Von Hoss showed up at Thompson's hotel room, I knew what he was there for. It was the only ay the story could have ended, in my opinion.

Greed makes the work go around. I have always said, with all seriousness no matter how many times people think I'm trying to be funny, that anyone who says that money can't buy happiness doesn't know where to shop!