And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Miloronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. Jimnes is America and everyone who wants his grandfather to be a great plumber.

Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show. I'm Larry Miller but in a way aren't we all? And boy, oh boy, is it beautiful today? And is there

excitement today? Well, actually, it is, I don't know. Yeah, it's kind of

exciting. But the point is we're not on

Meleronia today and there are good reasons for that. That's the reason for the

excitement. We're back on the mainland and we're at our studio here at Stately Miller Manor.

And well that's always exciting right there frankly and you know what boy oh. It is gorgeous here today and again that music makes us feel so good

It really does we smile and we look at each other and smile

Because we're so lucky and so grateful to be talking to you guys right now. And of course that's the Bert Lancaster Orchestra and the Brandy Carnes dancers featuring Boytenor Brad Simpson asking

the musical question if I'm at a carnival and I pay six bucks for a chocolate

malt is that a fair shake?

Well, sure it is. It's a fair shake to the guy who sold it to you, right?

That's something that, if you want it to be a fair shake to you too,

fill a silver sniffy with Brandy and take it to the carnival with you.

Take a few big slugs out of the malt,

fill it back up again with the brandy,

then keep doing that, back and forth,

until the malt is gone, and so is the brandy.

Then hit the games at the carnival and see how many statues you can knock down.

I'll tell you right now, probably none. But that's all right. Those are hard to knock down anyway great question though

Brad if I'm at a carnival and I pay six bucks for a chocolate malt is that a fair shake

well I don't think anything's a fair shake anymore, but I think I just

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