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From level five city. From Level 5 City in Glendale, it's this week with Larry Miller. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who wants to be kissed by a really beautiful girl. Hi folks and welcome back to this week with Larry Miller I'm Larry Miller

but in a way aren't we all and that music gets better again, still better again.

Every week better again.

I don't know how it can get better every single time

and not hit something, but it does. It gets better every single time. It's like the old calculus thing.

If you're four feet from a wall and you jump half the distance, how many jumps will it take you to get to the wall and

technically in calculus you never get to the wall so it's two feet feet first, then it's a foot, then it's six inches, then it just

keeps getting smaller and smaller and smaller, but technically you never get there, which is another

reason I never took calculus, by the way.

But this, holy mackerel, that music gets better every time.

How much better?

A million years better, every time we do it. And of course that's the Walter

Yule Orchestra and the Jody Lampert Dancers featuring Boytenor Bryce Eddings, asking the musical question,

Why is no one talking about what the early worm gets?

Well, that's a terrific question.

The Colonel and I thought that was just great.

Why is no one ever talking about what the early worm gets?

Everyone always talks about the early bird.

What does the early bird get? Hey, get out there and like the

early bird and you know and of course what's well what the early bird gets is the

worm. Maybe that's why no one's talking about what the early worm gets, but the early bird gets the worm. That's the saying, isn't it? The early bird always gets the worm. But Bryce Eddings wants to know why is no one talking about what the early worm gets and well

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