Mr. Jenner. Now, had the gentleman you're now describing been in—was one of the occasions that he'd been in in the morning?
Mr. Hutchison. Yes, sir; before.
Mr. Jenner. Prior to this event?
Mr. Hutchison. Yes, sir; yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. And on these prior occasions when he was alone, did he ever use a language which was other than English?
Mr. Hutchison. Mr. Jenner, he never said a word. He never spoke. I'd always speak when he came in and always thank him when he went out. And whatever the purchase was, you addressed the amount—like it was a $1.04, a $1.16, a $1.12—he'd just put the money out or get the change and walk right out the door. He never said a word.
Mr. Jenner. He didn't say hello, goodby, how are you, nice morning, it's raining—nothing at all?
Mr. Hutchison. No, sir; nothing. He never said a word.
Mr. Jenner. He came in, employing the self-service, picked up—let's see, cinnamon rolls—you said?
Mr. Hutchison. And milk.