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Brothers, sisters, siblings, and Peter's shallot, welcome to Penn Sunday School, starting Penn

today. My name is Michael Dough. Penn, Matt Reddy-Ritch and I are brought to you.

I think from our separate homes around the world.

On today's gibber jabber, we're celebrating the fact that Reddy-Ritch and my mom are both still alive

and doing reasonably well. And Matt has discount codes for listeners for his show in Folsom, California.

Here he is, preach and love the Mr. Penn Julek.

Hi, y'all. You know, uh, preach and love. Peter's shallot. My mother used to say this thing.

Um, she used to say either that or an onion. When I would say something she didn't understand, like, you know,

uh, the new Led Zeppelin album, Physical Graffiti is out. Well, either that or an onion.

I don't know. I don't know the root of that at all.

Yeah, I think maybe it was because there were other things that she saw in recipes

that she didn't know what they were, like baby shallots. Oh, yeah.

Either that or an onion. If you use that or an onion. That's what I thought she meant.

Uh, but, uh, by the way, excellent example, Penn, with Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti.

Those are, those are four words that are nonsense put together, by the way.

You know, we instantly go, oh, Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti, but we don't realize we're saying four words

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