Uneasy Money

A breezy comedy opens on a bustling London corner, where the affable Lord Dawlish—known to his many friends simply as Bill—finds himself caught between a game of mental golf and the relentless pleas of a down‑on‑his‑luck street vendor. The vendor, lugging a bizarre assortment of trinkets and a dying rooster, begs for a few shillings to feed his four starving children. Dawlish’s good‑natured yet slightly bewildered response sets the tone for a series of gentle misadventures that poke fun at both aristocratic obliviousness and the city’s colorful underbelly.

As the day unfolds, Dawlish’s generosity drags him into a web of quirky encounters, each more absurd than the last. From baffling requests to unexpected twists of courtesy, the narrative balances witty dialogue with a warmhearted look at human kindness (and its occasional folly). Listeners will be treated to Wodehouse’s signature humor, a cast of eccentric characters, and a light‑hearted portrait of London life that keeps the chuckles coming.