Well, the listeners should know that my dog, Hugo, was once again third mic on this episode.

He's come to visit the Gore Lieberman Studios, come to do an audit.

He'll be chiming in with any thoughts he has as it goes along.

Before we get into this further, I mean, you know I've been on a Three Stooges kick lately.

I'm always on a Three Stooges kick. I'm never not thinking about the Three Stooges.

I want to tell you about a film that I watched this morning.

Big favorite of mine

growing up, not a very good one, but, you know, I feel fondly towards it. One of the last

Shemp films called Wham Bam Slam from 1956, uh, there's a scene. Shemp is ailing in it. He's

has a bad cold or flu, and Moe is preparing him a foot bath. That seems like a nice thing

to do to a guy, right? But what have I told you that Larry is also in the kitchen and he's preparing

some live lobsters for dinner? Wouldn't it be awful if somehow the lobsters fell into the bucket

they were using for the foot bath.

Anyway, I'll encourage the listeners to look up the film and just find out how that situation resolves itself.

What was the one you showed me yesterday?

Well, I showed you a few minutes of one of them.

A film called An Ake in Every Steak, which has one of my probably top five favorite moments in any comedy film ever, which is

the boys are, they're lugging up this big ice box up a giant set of stairs.

And a guy comes out of a car holding a cake and he says, ah, I transported this cake safely home.

And it doesn't, to me, it doesn't even matter what happens next.

The concede of like, the scene you've already, the scene has spent like five minutes building

itself.

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