402: Coffee with Mom—The Bad Grammar Scammer with Peggy Rowe

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

History, Society & Culture

4.9 • 40.8K Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2024

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Three-time NY Times bestselling author Peggy Rowe describes her recent encounters with a scammer and blackmailer as Mike and Chuck debate the proper punishment for such scoundrels.

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0:00.0	A cup of coffee with my mom.
0:07.0	There you are.
0:09.0	You got all dressed up for us. Is that a fuchsia?
0:12.0	I know. I'm wearing my mother's necklace.
0:16.0	I'm wearing a pink blouse.
0:18.0	Your mother's pearls?
0:20.0	Well, yeah. They're little mini pearls.
0:23.5	Mini Pearl.
0:26.5	Let's see what you did there.
0:28.2	Well, I didn't mean to.
0:29.7	It was quite by accident.
0:31.2	15 seconds in and jokes.
0:33.7	Do you remember that song we sang, like a thousand years ago? My Mother's Pearls?
0:38.6	I vaguely remember that.
0:41.1	Why don't you and Chuck sing it for me?
0:44.5	Let's see.
0:45.3	I couldn't possibly.
0:46.5	Go ahead, Chuck.
0:48.3	My mother's pearls were boys and girls.
0:55.8	No other treasures had she.
1:01.7	Pretty close.
1:02.9	Hands worn with care,
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