Hello, this is Gather in Chicago regarding Pet Songs.

We have a black and white tuxedo cat named Marion,

and I'm also a tremendous Sam of the musical to music man. So she is often Marion, Madam Catarian, from the Marion, the

librarian song Power Out

TVTL.

This is the show that just might be too beautiful to live day three of Pet Sounds the

t.B.T.L. Pet Song tournament.

My name is Luke Burbank. Right there. My good friend Mr Andrew Walsh,

longest running COBro of the show. Good morning. I loved the Marion Madam

Librarian song so much and I believe I brought I mean it was a very very young person when I saw the music man but I believe I maybe caught some feelings for Marion.

How could you not? Although, and listen, I say this with peace and love to listen

or together who brought that to us, that was, that Marion song was part of a large body of pop culture work that I consumed as a kid that made me think being a librarian is one of the worst things that could befall a woman.

And we have so many listeners who work in the library sciences. It's actually a big demo for us and I just think it's so funny that like what what important work. I'm not saying listen my point is not that when Gather sings

this song to the tuxedo cat merri and that's what Gather is saying I know that's not

what Gather is saying but it's just so interesting that you would have this job working in a library or working in the library

sciences that's so vital like so important to getting information to people and

also such a cool job and that for some reason for like a hundred years it was decided that that was really oh God that's one of the worst things that could happen to somebody was that they were.

Of course, it's a wonderful life.

Mary Bailey and because she doesn't marry George Bailey because he was never born.

She becomes a librarian, which is this like horrible you know outcome for her

it's just a it's a weird it must have just been there were so much misogyny

that a I don't know I wonder why a librarian got isolated as this

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