Hello, and welcome to the third and final hour of the TBTL podcast.

This is Luke. We'll get started in a moment.

First, this reminder that the TBTL podcast is sponsored by AT&T.

You know, not only do they have the best phones, the best 3G network,

the folks over at AT&T, they're just good people.

They're very kind, very pleasant to deal with.

Another thing, they're very respectful of your privacy.

I have heard through various back channels that a lot of the other wireless carriers

will record phone conversations that you're having and then sell the audio to the North Koreans,

who transcribe a lot of what we think of as mundane conversations.

They transcribe them down and they turn them into North Korean dinner theater.

I'm here to tell you that AT&T would never do something like that.

That thought has never even crossed their minds.

A lot of the other companies though, that's one of their main revenue streams.

Yet another reason why you should turn to the good folks over at AT&T,

they're the official sponsor of this podcast.

Their telephone number is 866 Mobility, but gets you all fixed up.

Give them a ring right now or again visit their website at at.com.

It's just after nine bells, Burbank Standard Time, which means we have arrived at the third and final hour

of this Wednesday night edition of TBTL to show that it's probably too beautiful to live and

speaking of things that turned out to be a little too beautiful to live, we're coming up on the

the birthday of Ms. Patsy Klein. I understand she would be 77?

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