And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Miloronia.

It's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who wants to go to Vegas. The Miller, but in a way aren't we all? And I am here to tell you so many things, well every time, but especially today, and well we'll start with, this is not milleronia today. I am not on milleronia as I am every week with

Colonel Jeff. I'll explain that in just two minutes, they make me feel just great and that's the

band gets better every week they make me feel just great and that's the Daniel Salisbury Orchestra and the Nune

Benford Dancers featuring boy tenor Kevin Oldham asking the musical question

if I bet my sweet bippy and I lose,

where do I go to get another one?

Well, that's a heck of a question.

We get great questions every week, and please folks keep sending

them in. But that's a pretty good question. If I bet my sweet bippy and I lose, where do I go to get another one?

First of all, what is a bippy?

I never knew.

What in the world is a bippy?

I didn't know as a kid, I don know now and Colonel Jeff just looked up according to a

podcast he loves called Away with Words that which is just a great podcast bippy means but that's right the

but your but my but that's the bippy which right off the bat probably means it wouldn't be

sweet but let's just pass by that now it just made me think that, I mean, come on, folks, you bet your sweet bippy, which the Colonel

said just comes from, like a lot of old sayings or a lot of old words comes from a time where in the late 19th century people

used to say, wow, you can bet your sweet life on that and life became well a tiny bit boring for

them and they changed it to other things well you can bet your sweet this or that on

that and that grew to well bippy which is a I suppose a nicer

way of saying you know what and the thing is that's fine. That's okay with me, but you know

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