This month they ask Paul and Storm to help me say hi to John.

I'm not a doctor, but you know I'm feeling fine

Turns out all I need is you and Roderick on the line. Good morning John, I'm Erlyn.

Hello.

Hello, how are you today?

Ha ha ha.

That's great.

Oh, that's just swell.

Bob's your uncle.

I've got my raccoon hat on and I'm ready to broadcast.

As a side note, can we do that for 90 minutes?

Here's the problem.

First, you've got to keep moving and you've got to get out of the way. That's number one and number two.

You can put that in your pipe and smoke it. Take it to the bank.

Feeling frisky, Johnny. I got nothing I'm done.

The amazing thing is you know that you know that quality when you

look at really old photographs of people like you look at you'll find a photograph of

a whole class from a school you look or like you know but they're adults like a technical school or something you look at their pictures and their faces their

their fizzy in noies just look old.

Oh yeah.

They don't look like modern people.

And then when you listen to recordings of the way people talked in old movies and radio, they don't talk like normal people either, they talk like old

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