David Vincent. I'll ring. Hello operator?

Operator.

Of course. Of course. ( dials )

Yes, right away.

Well, good night. Good night. WOMAN 1

I'm leaving the country. ( chuckles ) Who's that down there at Central?

Operator.

Could I have Operator 216, please?

It was all necessary. Hello, operator?

I've got to phone Mac. Operator, this is an emergency call.

Hello operator, I want to speak to Miss Paula Gibson in Banning, California.

You've been married for three years, but you still exchange love letters?

I traded old newspapers for toilet paper.

I'll just show him.

Goodbye? . Hello, operator.

WOMAN ( over radio ) The yacht Tranquilizer.

They're changing partners.

Don't forget, technology is absolutely fantastic.

I exchanged stamps with him.

One of these days we will. ( mellow theme playing ) WOMAN ( over radio )

Traded him?

Exchange Tiles

Peer Exchange

Exchange mode

Dispatch. Thorn, ID RC105.

This is the operator. Which extension would you like?

Operator. Which extension would you like?

McBride. That's it. Thank you.

Make it now. Operator, give me the police department, please.

Check the Exchange.

The Exchange.

I traded it.

She switched.

Unless they change the oil.

Bureau.

I was changing the oil.

The lovers exchanged numerous letters.

John likes to trade stamps with his friends.

I'll get it myself. ( dramatic theme playing )

I promised not to turn him in to the police.

The earliest switchboard operators' headsets weighed over 10 and a half pounds.

Here is an example

Gurgi will trade his crunchings and munchings.

I witnessed at Thanksgiving.

Oh, to change the tire.