Well, I don't see the point in waiting longer, so let's see the point in waiting longer,

so let's bring her out.

The Star Attraction, the one you came to see.

Ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only,

Ms. Judy Gold. Welcome to Part 2 of my interview.

Hennessy wasn't there.

All right, Hennessy was here.

Of Casey St. Ange. of Casey, Saint-Nage. Well, I don't see the point in waiting longer.

So let's bring around.

The star attraction, the one you came to see.

Ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only, Ms. Judy Gold.

I'm going to.

I read this that you would create these letters and you had to be funny and he

would fix them and that is how you learned how to write a joke.

Yeah, yeah.

When I first started doing the letters,

which would be really a lot, like a big stack of letters every day had to get completed and go through

that what time would you get the letters oh my gosh I'd be working on it all day and

then writing them into him at the end of the night when he had like little else to distract him so that he could read through that.

But if he had a shitty show or felt he had a shitty show, was it a shitty letter writing?

I guess sometimes I think when the show, he felt the show when badly it would affect everything

right right of course like even food doesn't taste good right you know so I can imagine so yeah

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