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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. Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who really likes Daylight Savings Time. Hi folks and welcome back to this week with Larry Miller I'm Larry Miller but in a way

aren't we all and they do get better every week that music. I say it almost every week. No, I say it every week. But it's true. I'm in a good mood. It's a beautiful day here in Southern California but you know after

working on with the kernel on on putting the show together and finding things we

like you know something when I hear that music, it just makes me happy.

And I can see the colonel and the doctor through the window of the studio here and that makes me unhappy but that really balances me

out then to do the show. Now of course I love them and they love. And that of course is the Rocco-Arsiori Orchestra and the

Candy Kent Wheat Dancers featuring Boy Tor Randy Bushcutter who comes up with who found another musical question

that he wants to answer and here it is if good things come to those that wait where's the line?

Well Randy the colonel and I thought that was a that was a fair question and a good question to ask.

We've all heard the well that little bit of philosophy that little bit of advice.

Ahh, all good things come to those that wait and it's

interesting to ask well if all good things come to those that wait where's the

line in other words implying that he wants to get on the line and

start getting all good things, and he's not afraid to wait. But it brought to my mind a question even as a kid, I wanted to ask, and Colonel Jeff agreed that, well, if all good things come to those that wait, who was the first one?

Who asked that?

Who came up with that?

Whose advice is that?

It doesn't sound like something from the Bible.

It doesn't sound like something from God. It's, well, it's kind of a, it's kind of a blunt

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