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From level five city. From Level 5 City in Glendale, it's this week with Larry Miller.

It's this week with Larry Miller. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and every man who learns to like what his wife wants to do.

Hi folks and welcome back to this week with Larry Miller. I'm Larry Miller, but in a way, aren't we all?

And again, that music, God bless those folks, they make me happy every time Dr. Chris

plays that music and you know what? Well they get better every, they really do get

better every week. That's the John Borchers Orchestra and

the Christina Kazaaras dancers featuring boy tenor Conan J Robison asking the

musical question how can a dog's bark be worse than his bite.

You can't get rabies from a bark and you know something, that's a terrific question.

And both Colonel Jeff and I looked at it and said,

that's a pretty good question.

And folks, maybe you've asked yourselves that, or maybe Conan found

that for all of us. How can a dog's bark be worse than his bite? And the answer is very simple. It can't. It just can't. A dog's bark is never

worse than his bite. It has never been worse than his bite. From what a thousand, ten thousand,

a hundred thousand years ago when dogs first said let's live with people. Let's be part of their pack.

Let's learn to love them and let them love us and we can chase things and everyone will be happy.

From that day on...

Is that when it started? That when someone started saying,

oh, don't worry about him, his bark is worth in his bite.

And no, it's never worse than his bite.

First of all, the bite, by definition, is always worse than the bite. First of all, the bite by definition is always worse than the bark.

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