Hello and welcome to Kump.

Hello. A little Kump. Hello.

A little later in the week.

What are you going to do?

This is what men and women look like after they've talked for hours.

We talk for hours.

We do talk for hours.

We're a couple and we engage in the great debates of the world.

This is an insane world that we live in.

We're intellectuals.

Yeah.

I mean, of sorts.

I mean, in this day and age, I think we can call ourselves intellectuals.

Yeah.

Maybe not in the 70s or 60s.

You know, maybe Gore Vidal would have said, you know, you were just a frustrating pig.

If I try to talk to him on Dick Cavett or some other well-behaved talk show where they

just kind of listening to each other. But now I think, yeah, I put myself into the intellectual

sphere. I also put you. Oh, thank you. You're welcome. Yeah, Dick Cavett was a good mediator.

Right. Yeah. And he's also kind of a, I'm trying to do a Dick Cavett impression. Lucy, Lucy made the point. It was a little bit critical, but I agree that, you know, for someone, it would be good for someone like you to learn impressions. And I think, you know, it's my one big fault besides being a overbearing fat maniac is not being able to do good impressions. So I can't do my dick cavit. I'm Dick Cavett. It doesn't play. Yeah, we were, we were fantasizing about a show where I somehow played Dick Cavett and he somehow played who. Oh, I was going to be Gorvado. You were going to be Gorvado. Okay. Yeah.

Hello.

No, I can't do it. I don't want to get into it. Oh, yeah. I can do Henry Kissinger. Oh, yeah? Why are you asking me about Cambodia? What is this? What about us? What about that? There's a country. There's bombs. All right. I work in the foggy bottom, which is where the state department works.

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