All right, poem about Vietnam. I wrote several poems. This one particular I think is very

germane to the whole issue of what's going on with our armed forces right now. They're fighting for a cause that my

judgment is just absolutely a criminal waste of lives and money. But here's the poem. Yellow with

three stripes of red. How many are now dead so that you can fly as high as my old glory? You live only

because others have died. And because you live your only half alive. What a pity. What a waste. The fight for a flag

is ugly as you. A yellow field with three red stripes in the middle.

You're listening to love and radio. I'm Nick Venerkulk. Today's episode Mr. Jones goes to

Washington featuring art Jones.

I didn't know what the hell I wanted to do with my life. I went through a whole series of jobs and I

couldn't settle down on one particular thing. I worked for Fidel Lake Corporation working in the

Polar Cheese Division. The Polar Cheese had come down this big shoot into a big drum with a

plastic bag there to catch all the cheese. When it got to 250 pounds I'd have to put a lid on it

and roll it off onto a pallet. Nice that. This is no kind of job at all. You know, plus I couldn't stand

to smell the Polar Cheese. They put me in the Comic Corn Division. That was even worse. Then they put me

in the Perifin Division where my job was to reach inside hot ovens and take out long sticks of

Perifin. The four-arms were getting burned all of them time and had to do it with a certain period of time.

This form of come to long to be. He told me that I was holding up the thing. I wasn't fast enough

blah blah blah. So we got a big argument and I slugged them. I punched them. Yeah. When I walked out

the damn door, walked down the block to the Army Recording Depot there and decided to help with it. I just

signed up for the Army. So I went from basic training, went to Fort Orte California. I was there for a few days,

called up my father. I told him I said, hey, Dad, I said, the longer I stay here, the less chance I have of,

you know, going to Vietnam because there's sending guys to Germany. From California, they're flying

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