Long days, pleasant nights, and welcome to Kingslingers, a Doof Media podcast journey through

Stephen King's Dark Tower series and beyond. I am your host and constant reader Scott Daly and

joining me as always, the guy who now officially knows what a standpipe is. It's Matt Freeman. How's it

going today, Matt? It's just like a big thing of water. That's what it is.

Yeah. Pretty sure that's what I said when you asked the first time. Yeah, but my description was

much more descriptive. It's like a standing pipe of water. It's it's a water tower that for some

reason they didn't make into a water tower.

I'm sure there's a reason for it.

I just don't know.

Don't know.

The same reason that they didn't lock it.

I guess so.

So they could use it as like a kind of fly trap for children.

Yeah.

Good point.

This week on the show, our 19 part coverage of Stephen King's It continues with part

six covering chapters nine and Dairy the second interlude. We get our last of the losers

club point of view as Bev travels both physically and mentally back to Dairy.

Then Mike Hanlon continues his dairy history lesson as we learn all about the fire at the black

spot. Matt, what did you think of this week's reading?

I loved both of these chapters. Great to finally get deeper into Bev's head, come to understand her, you know,

child self a bit better. I think, you know, we already obviously had the adult Bev chapter,

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