Edgar Allen Poe's The Telltale Heart: "Why must you call me mad?" is the largest complaint of this story's narrator. Decide for yourself. 
O. Henry's After Twenty Years: Two young friends meet for dinner and make a pact to meet again in the very spot at the very time exactly 20 years later. The restaurant is gone, but that isn't all that's changed. 
Note: this was re-recorded on 9/1 after feedback was given.

Edgar Allen Poe's The Telltale Heart: "Why must you call me mad?" is the largest complaint of this story's narrator. Decide for yourself. O. Henry's After Twenty Years: Two young friends meet for dinner and make a pact to meet again in the very spot at the very time exactly 20 years later. The restaurant is gone, but that isn't all that's changed. Note: this was re-recorded on 9/1 after feedback was given.

Edgar Allen Poe's The Telltale Heart: "Why must you call me mad?" is the largest complaint of this story's narrator. Decide for yourself.&nbsp;
O. Henry's After Twenty Years: Two young friends meet for dinner and make a pact to meet again in the very spot at the very time exactly 20 years later. The restaurant is gone, but that isn't all that's changed.&nbsp;
Note: this was re-recorded on 9/1 after feedback was given.&nbsp;

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