Listen, um, they don't like the cover. They don't like it. Well, that's certainly straight. They find it very offensive and very

sexist. But what exactly do you find offensive? Ian, you caught a greased naked woman on all fours with a

door collar around her neck and a leash and a man's arm extended out up to here holding on to the

leash and pushing a blank glove in her face to sniff it. You don't find that offensive? You don't find that

sex? This is 1982! That's right. I'm 1982. Get out of the sixties. We don't have this

mentality anymore, but you Better see the cover they wanted to give it to Test Class. walks the

part but they they like it. TVTV. Yeah. Go ahead, drink it in. Don't be shy. Looking for free.

Touching is going to cost something. You seem to me to be a pretty righteous envoy. I

I wish you were my grandpa.

That's a good show.

That's glad that's coming.

Thank you. It's not clever.

Sure as hell isn't a good joke.

Now you're not going to read about this dimension in a book or in a magazine or in a newspaper

because it doesn't exist anywhere except in my own mind.

A dimension we like to call TVTL,

the show that just might be too beautiful to live.

I may not be using enough Jewish. I don't know.

That's weird. I just played a drop of myself talking.

I've got to work on how these things are titled.

That's for damn sure.

But same old story.

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