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Let's let Adam 12 and John have their moment.

Well, I'm interested what 12 has to say about it, but then again, we'll dive in a little bit.

Louis T. I passed away.

19 year career in Major League Baseball played for six teams,

but the bulk of it, and of course he'll be remembered

for his eight seasons in Boston.

One,

122 games.

Peter Gammon's

called his bewitching style,

the Marionette

Abercadabra.

That's a gammon's line. Now, John, do you like that? Because it's two things you love. Puppets and magic. No, magic, yes, puppets. I'm not on board with. Were you into puppets already? That seems like something you did. Yeah, you're a performer. Oh, sure. And I mean, a big fan early on of Sherry Lewis and Lamb Chop, who didn't like Sesame Street. But I did some puppeteering of my own later on as an adult. But senior wins this. That doesn't count. Oh, yeah, yeah, you did puppets. Yeah. Was that your first puppeteering? Oh, God, no. I had a little monkey puppet that I used to play with, probably as a young team. But you never were at a ventriloquist on me. Oh, no, no, no. It's, I'm laughing because it's not out of the realm of possible. No, no. If you were into magic and juggling, that's very much in the same vein as

Ben Chuglas.

There were a couple of guys who were very, and I mean, not just Otto and George, who was one of the funniest comedians I've ever seen in my life.

I mean, excuse me, Otto.

You're going to have to talk.

Yeah, Otto and George, again again i'll tell the story very briefly

auto and george were on opian anthony when opi and anthony ran out of dumps it would play

uh jump by van haelen and so and this wasn't i don't think a bit they came on and they said

auto and george and it was a dirty comic with a with a auto and and George, in the marionette, like the puppet,

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