<At rise, three people sit in a group, almost huddled together.  The scene is a non-descript room, somewhere in Washington, DC.>

1): Well, what do you think?

2): I think the same as you.  <To 3> What do you think?

3): I think we should think on it.

1): I concur.

2): As do I.

3): And I of course, agree.

<Pause.>

2): Why should you do anything but agree?  You were the suggestor?

1): That is true.

 3): I�m sorry.  It�s just that you all were agreeing, and you know how I hate to be left out.

1): I understand.

2): As do I.

3): And I...  Oops!  Isn�t it incredible the ruts we can fall into?

1): It is.

2): Yes, it is.

<Long pause>

 3): <Breaking the silence & surprising the others.>  But, back to what we were originally thinking about� I think we should think on it.

 1): That is what you said.

2): Yes, that�s correct.

3): Thank you.  <Pause.>  Do you still concur?

1): Of course.

2): Without a doubt.

3): Then it�s agreed... Shall we think?

2): Oh, let�s do.

1): Yes, without delay.

<A short pause.  All three lean forward & assume the �thinker� position.>