130: A Tale of Two Pupils

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

History, Society & Culture

4.9 • 40.8K Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2019

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

They were classmates, bandmates, and best friends - even after one devastating punch changed everything.

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0:00.0	Alex's work trip was looking like a busy one.
0:03.6	So they needed to know exactly what they'd be getting,
0:06.2	like the choice of over 800 locations,
0:08.6	to skip the commute and relax with a tasty dinner
0:10.8	that might be for.
0:12.9	Plus if plans change, they could rest easy.
0:15.1	No, and they can cancel their flex rate booking
0:17.1	up until 1pm that day.
0:19.4	Enjoy the same feeling whatever the trip.
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0:27.2	The season sees applied, visit our site for all our rates.
0:30.1	This is the way I heard it.
0:31.4	George Underwood was 15 years old when he punched
0:40.9	the handsome saxophone player.
0:43.0	His motivation, an unforgivable display of skull
0:46.6	duggeried that could simply not be ignored.
0:49.2	A completely unacceptable betrayal made worse by the fact
0:53.3	that the handsome saxophone player in question
0:56.0	was George Underwood's best friend.
0:59.3	Here's what happened.
1:00.7	In the spring of 1962, George and his best friend
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