The money, I don't have the money, the money's in Martini's house, and it's in Joe's house.

That was a quote from the all Muppet version of, it's a wonderful life.

It's a Muppet life.

Hi-ho, Kermitie Frog.

There was a little Yoda in there, too, I thought.

A little bit.

But I didn't do a backward sentence.

Run on the bank there will be.

Shares offered at 50 cents on the dollar they are.

The money in Martini's house, it is.

The Incomparable, number 382, December 2017.

Welcome back everybody to The Incomparable. I am your host, Jason Snell. In this episode, it's

December. That means it's time for us to talk about holiday themed things. Sometimes we do this,

and it goes really well. Other times it's the human centipede. Hopefully well, you be the judge about how

this turns out. We are talking about a beloved

movie people. We are talking about

1946s. It's a Wonderful Life. Directed

by Frank Capra starring

Jimmy Stewart. A

certifiable Christmas

classic. Or is it we have with with us three guests who I don't actually know if they've staked out extreme positions here although I know that two of them have David J. Lour is taking a strong case against it's a wonderful life just putting that out in the open now

hello david i would say that's an understatement wow against it's an understatement of all the

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