In this play, one man say
In this play, one man says he is never idle because of his woodworking and model boats. The beginning of this play features discussion of a story about a man who was run over while trying to crawl under a truck that one character introduces by saying the word "Kaw," and its central characters also talk about a Birmingham-Tottenham soccer game. One character in this play receives a book of matches, leading to an argument over the phrase "light the kettle." For 10 points, name this play about the hitmen Ben and Gus, in which orders for food are repeatedly sent down to the basement using the titular conveyance, a work by Harold Pinter.
In this play, one man says he is never idle because of his woodworking and model boats.
The {Dumb Waiter}