Okay, so what'll happen is there'll be 30 seconds of music and then I'll come on. I'll say hello and then I'll bring the other five people out, but not you. You'll be in like a waiting room. You can see us in here, but you won't be able to.

We can't see or hear you.

Okay.

We'll just participate and then we'll talk amongst ourselves for like 10 minutes or so and then we'll bring you out and then we'll chat until we're done and then I've never done anything like this before. So I'll have you.

Yeah, so just you will. We'll guide you through this.

Hold my hand.

Yeah, so balls, lobby soft balls, please. Let's go.

Brothers, sisters, siblings, welcome to Penn Sunday School, star, evangelettes. My name is Michael Grou, Penn, Ready Rich and I am brought to you. I think from our separate homes in Las Vegas.

Today's adventure will seem to depend on the Mac King talk show. We'll hear Mac King explain how a talk show works. The partial through history of funk music and the partially true history of Steven Seagal.

Here they are, preach and love, Mac King, Mr. Penn Gillette.

Yeah, howdy. I am Mac King. I'm here with Jason England, you know, the regular say everybody all the gangs all here the whole gang. We've been missing a nick for a couple of these. Yeah.

Vinny Grasso, Jacob Jackson, it default and good old Michael, good old and welcome, fellas. How are you? Medium, how are you?

Medium?

War, sure you.

Remember Luis Simon off, Luis Simon off the guy who invented the rock in the shoe, whenever you'd ask Louis, how he was doing, he'd always go terrible, terrible, terrible. I'm doing better than terrible. I'm very excited for our guests today. It's going to be delightful.

I'm very excited for our guest today too, but you know, he's in the waiting room. We don't have to talk to him for a little bit because I have I have as we do every show. We kind of start with whose died since the last time we were all together.

And I have the greatest dead person ever.

I believe President Lincoln.

No, President will. Yes, President Lincoln is maybe the greatest dead person ever. But how about Malcolm Cecil? Yeah. All right. I knew you guys would be excited.

All right. Malcolm Cecil. Malcolm Cecil is one of the co-inventors of Tonto, not the Indian chief. The synthesizer conglomeration. Oh, there he is sitting amongst the Tonto.

It looks like Malcolm Gladwell. Yeah, he does look a little like him in his name is Malcolm. So that's called Tonto, which stands for I want to get this right. The original new Timberl Orchestra, which as far as acronyms go, I believe is way better than Sarmote.

But not as good as a papoafama. And if anybody knows what that is, who what that is that it might be Jacob any idea what to poem is Jacob.

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