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The bellhouse located here in the Iranian and Wail District were sludgy.

He breathed his last breath through his tiny furgen blowhole as he tried to assay Brooklyn like so many citations had before him.

Once again we got here at the bellhouse to join hearts and minds hands and hope that we can find some solace in each other's company.

Some of you commented earlier when I was speaking to you outside today. You like my purple tie, thank you.

You know the purple is red and blue mixed together, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, think about it.

I got some Kathy Lee gift for patriotism coming out soon a minute here. So get up on that. This is going to be Call of Rupa Deep.

And we're all the same under the purple, right? That's an old children's joke. What's your head in the lamp?

Purple. Yeah, I didn't say it was funny, so it was an old children's joke.

And how could there be old children's jokes? An old child bites very nature as an adult, at least in our last sentence.

Then they would have switched over to other funnier, more awesome jokes. Before we go any further if you're listening in Proof House lines,

this is an awesome time to thank your lucky stars. Some people say you can't achieve eternity and some people say there's no such thing as Imora Tolidi.

But Brooklyn's Susanna Moshat Jones is swirling in the heavens tonight. She was born in the 1880s.

She went away at 116 ladies and gentlemen. This is for me. This is Jones tonight.

She didn't drink, she didn't smoke, but she ate bacon every day. There's the secret. There is the secret.

No children of her own either. Think about it, y'all.

But 110 nieces and nephews. So well done to her. The heavens don't have room for Susanna.

Moshat Jones here tonight. Brooklyn, it's so awesome to be back. I can't tell you that plethora of swag.

The best part about being an obscure international podcaster is that you touch people very deeply and so much as after the show when we're alone.

And when I meet you and I talk to you and I got to meet everybody.

Because we talk about art and literature and poetry and every manner of aesthetic folder all on the show and

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