T-B-T-L. Pity in that food and roll in that boo for 28 years on 97-3 Cairo.

I'm lost. What do you mean?

It's journalism. I'm a student at journalism at a college,

and I'm just wanting the most important aspect of getting into journalism.

I'm a professional. Look it up in the book.

That's what we do with pros. We never really do that. We don't cop out.

You don't tell you that we're ill or that we're looking for the farmhouse and the

little bit desert or that we're parked. We don't tell you that maybe the

cheques didn't come through this month and where the hell is it going? Anyway,

if you're a guy who's left 16, 40 compressors.

So what do you do? What is the answer? Yeah, you're a little

preserved now. Okay, just cool it. Life is a breeze.

This is the Larry King show in Washington, and we'll be right back.

Meanwhile, we're just getting started on a Thursday night edition of TVTL.

The show that's probably too beautiful to live. Look at him. Look at you.

Classic case of fruit blindness. I'm your host, Luke Burbank.

We're hanging at 182 pounds. All in due time. All in due time. My little

deprived 182 pound body. Hey, by the way. Hi, this is Luke Smom Fuzi coming tonight on TVTL.

Teach the children well. I had some sage advice for the kids of Ingram High School today

at their career day. Some of it surprising to the staff there.

I'll have a full report. We'll play your voicemails. From you are tens of listeners.

Again, I told you I was going to make the manners game. And unfortunately, I got caught up

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