This is Penn Sunday School, and to all listening ears, all angels sing them round the streets, the music of our days.

Penn Sunday School!

Sons and daughters doing what you oughta. Welcome to Penn Sunday School.

I'm Ready Rich, co-ing to you from Show Creator Studio South and Sleepy Las Vegas, Nevada.

Part two of our show with Steve Conrad, the director of Patriot and Propecial Grace and Images,

talking about doing things in five or four times in the pain of being a magician.

And now here he is preaching life, Mr. Pendula.

Reaching the love. I'm back here with Steve Conrad. Steve or Steven?

Mostly people call me Steve.

Okay, and we're going to, we talked about Patriot, the whole last show, and now we'll go anywhere we want,

but I want to talk with the Propecial Grace Limited. First of all, get it, get the rhythm, get it, get the rhythm, get the rhythm,

there we go, there we fucking go, get it, get the rhythm, get the rhythm.

Nobody can do that except you and Ben King.

Why did you put it in five? Most of the stuff he's doing is in two.

So there's no reason to do, and then counting it with three, two, three.

Yeah, just for the non-musicians.

Do you know the joke? Do you know the joke of the mob guy that goes into the band and says,

play Strangers on the Night in five four, and the band goes, Strangers on the Night in four four.

He goes, play Strangers on the Night in five four.

They go, it's in four four, pulls it as gun and goes, Strangers on the Night in five four,

and they go, okay, he goes, Strangers in the fucking night, which is that joke.

I couldn't believe you didn't know that joke.

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