The

The Howdy, friends and neighbors,

welcome back to Just King Things, the show reread and talk about the books of Stephen King in publication order.

I'm Michael, and with me as usual is Cameron.

Well, get on down here to the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, right here on the boardwalk. My, my goodness, that, that, that, uh, a, uh, mellifluous accent, it's none other than North Carolina Cameron. well, don't come come on down to the coney catcher and see yourself a pointer who'd be taking a picture flick of you with a speed-a-matic.

This is all Carney Talk.

It's Carney Talk here in the beautiful summer of 1973.

These, these Hollywood girls in their Robin Hood hats, taking you on the dark ride.

Oh, and I'm just a young boy looking to solve a mystery and meet a foxy milth here on the borderline.

Oh, and you are a greenie, aren't you?

Oh, Michael over there. He's a greenie this year. Don't be a bearing your child back behind the dark ride, you hear me? You're taking on a little

bit of like the Morgan Frieden. Morgan Freeman Cadence. Like, oh, it is a little bit. I think got Shawshanked. Yeah, you did. I read the end of this book and I got Shawshanked on accident. Yeah. Well, I mean, it is, it is a opposite, I guess. The Morgan, I can't do it on purpose, but the Morgan Freeman tone, like, narrative voice is kind of close to the old guy from Pet Cemetery.

Yeah, a little bit, actually.

Hey, Michael.

Now I think I'm doing that guy from Family Guy.

Peter Griffin.

That's his name.

Michael.

Is that him?

Is that the guy? I don't know what you just did. That's close. Yeah, that's pretty good. Lois! Yeah, a little screechy. Oh, wait, no, the other way. Peter. There we go. Yeah, there you go. Peter. We got to like that. Yeah. Peter. We can all do that one. Can we do can we do Chris Seth Green

like a Pokemon

yeah

...