Miss Fit Toys.

From the Jill Schwartz Memorial Library here in the wilds of Connect to Kit.

This is Obscure, the podcast in which I read you the obscure out loud and comment on it as I go.

I am your host, your friend, your confidant, your advocate, your literary Mansplainer in chief Michael Een Black. I did just say Een which has no spelling.

You can't I don't even think you could spell E N, E, period, I guess E N,

black, and I am delighted to join you to resume our story which has

become so rich with meaning, has become so pertinent to our day.

I mean that's what, that's I guess what a classic is, right?

It's good then it's good now, right? It's good then it's good now right it's a classic. It's like a

BLT. It's good when when they made it up back there and it's good today and it's going to be

good tomorrow everybody Everybody loves a

be BLT. I said I'm sure they do. We looked it up. Damn right they do. Last

episode, last extra long episode of Obscure, found Richard Philleton meeting with his old friend Gillingham at Gillingham's place and

Philipson just needed to unburden himself and so Hardy

contrived a character that we'd never heard of before

and we'll probably never hear of again.

And Philipson went to Gillingham's house.

Gillingham said, oh Richard, nice to see you, I haven't seen you in a long time.

Yeah.

And we'd never heard of you before, but now Richard needs to say some things and so he needs

somebody to say them to voila gilling him and Philits in just unburdened himself in the most remarkable way and said essentially Sue wants to leave me and she's

right all the conventions that I have held in my heart and head for all these many years

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