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So yesterday at the very beginning of the show, as I'm often want to do, I broke into song, just randomly, just something that popped into my head I just decided to sing

and sing there's no business like show business then Rob joined in and we kind of did a

little stick it was nothing it was something we it's silly it was you. It was nothing. It was something we, it's silly.

It was, you know, it was but a trifle.

Then I find out that there's this 87 year old symphony player, a musician in a symphony that died in the middle of playing that with like a

pops concert. Do you know what I'm talking about? Mike you've got the shining.

Well you've done this to people you've killed celebrities for years but this was

all you I don't think this is I don't think just me joining

yeah Rob was an accessory did you hear about no I did not hear about this from the

Huffington post this is the story about the lady that says for 71 years

Jane Little was the bassist for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

Is a lady? That yes it's a lady. It's a lady. Not a big lady. It's a lady.

Not a big lady. It's Jane Little. She was not a big lady. She was barely a hundred pounds. She was very very light weight. Anyway, very miniscule. Petit?

Waifish.

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