The football and Eddie Albert were not the original choice to cast for that wonderful series that ran from the mid-60s to the early 70s when CBS cut everything. Their New York, their new head of creative in New York, said that he did not want those hillbilly

blank kickers, and the blank rhymes with spit. He didn't want their TV on.

They were the top network. They were drawing great numbers.

Green Acres, not as high as Beverly Hillbillies, which had 15 million people on prime time TV.

He didn't want their people.

Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor were so great in that show.

I was born in 70s, so obviously I didn't watch it when it was on prime time,

when it was in his heyday. But it was still just as good when I

was eight years old seven years after it was out of syndication. Seven years after

the 71 slaughter when CBS cut he-, which later would go into syndication and have another run.

You just couldn't kill Hehaw, it was just too damn good.

There was a guy named Jay Summers, Just listen to a podcast about him.

That guy created so much goodness in my life.

So much goodness in my life.

Came across a small business when I asked people to post about their small business called

49 Acres Family.

And I hate when people have a Facebook page but not a web, but not a website.

But if you go to their Facebook page I'm going to tell you if

you had anything like the childhood I had you're not going to be able to help yourself

you can go there with the intention of hating these people and hating

their Facebook page and hating life and hating everything and you're just going to

melt because you're going to see neatly stacked which appeals to my sense of order. On the

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