And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Miloronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who cuts loose every so often to have a good meal.

Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show. I'm Larry Miller, but in a way aren't we all?

And boy that's the truth isn't it? Every so often get a good meal?

And maybe you're all alone. And maybe I've got a story just about that.

But boy, it's great here. I'm back on the mainland. We're not on

Miloronia today and that's because our younger son is going well. We're taking him back to college very soon in fact just in well

four or five days but you know what it's wonderful It's wonderful to have kids and love them and to make breakfast for them. I love doing things like that.

And my wife and that son of mine are out at the movies right now they're seeing the well

the new Spike Lee movie, Black Klandsman.

And I'm looking forward to what they have to say about it when they get back.

But for right now, here in the studio at Stately Miller Manor. It's me and Colonel Jeff and our two dogs.

And folks, I feel great and ready to go. And of course the music always has an effect on me and

Colonel Jeff too and that was the John Kazal Orchestra and the Talia Shire

dancers featuring Boitener Stephen I Yates asking the musical question

so which is it does the race go to the swift or is it slow and steady wins the

race that's a heck of a question. Both the

Colonel and I did one of those will you? Hmm, hey! Pretty good Stephen.

Yeah. Does the race go to the swift or is it slow and

steady wins the race? First of all it's slow and steady no question about it.

Now I like the emotional quality of that and the

discipline. Slow and steady wins the race. That sounds like a solid

individual who can be trusted. I like the guy who wins the race slow and steady. Now sure

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