From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

On the fourth episode of 2020, our top story, a blind straphanger was mercilessly beaten on a seven-train platform

after he tapped another man with his cane. Doesn't that just sound frightful? In a couple of minutes,

I'll welcome my guest to my good friends for years from the always informative, hilarious,

meticulously edited and produced. The Thrill of the Kill podcast, X-Exterminator comedian Larry Izzo.

Also joining me, my good friend and an accomplished comedic entertainer.

He's the two-time winner of the coveted Frankie Award for Most Reliable Performer in the Field of

Stand Up Magic or Hypnosis at the annual Frankie Bastille Awards and New Jersey State

Association's Roundup of the local order of

the moose. That's Rich Carucci. Today we'll talk about the usual crime, which happens here in New

York City, including a violent Brooklyn vagrant who punched, tackled, and laid on top of and

then repeatedly punched an NYPD cop, was and under the new bail reform laws released immediately,

at which time he returned to the scene of the crime, his favorite spot for vagrancy.

Where is it? I'll give you a hint.

It's in front of a Bank of America in the Vio BK. Plus, Larry reveals that once,

while driving, he hit a kid in his car. You don't want to miss that. I'm not trying to say up here,

but there may be more to the story that unfolds in the next episode. Also, Frankie Award-winning

comic Rich Carucci tells the story of the time when he

worked overnights and refused to let a homeless guy come inside to use his work bathroom,

only to find the guy in the morning sitting on a bench at a nearby bus stop dead. All that and

more. But first, I have to talk about the story in New York Daily News about the blind guy who got punched on a seven train platform in Queens.

First, the reason I'm talking about it up top like this is because at the time the three of us recorded the audio for this show,

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