Miss Fit Toys.

From the Jill Schwartz,

from the Jill Schwartz Memorial Library here in sultry.

Salana, this is obscure season for an American tragedy.

I am your host, your friend, your ear lover, your literary, man-splainer-in-chief, and Georgianologist, Michael

Ian Black, International Man of Misery, excited because sorry I'm moving remote controls around you can probably hear that

and it's unprofessional of me and I apologize I I'm excited because this promises to be a Randy episode of an American tragedy.

We have so few Randy episodes on obscure, but this one is all teed up and ready for the horn dogs.

I mean you've got the boys, your bellhops at the house of ill repute.

They've got money in their pockets the girls have been

brought down and paraded before them and Clyde Griffiths who has been eagerly

anticipating this moment is there amongst them.

We don't know, you know, look, we don't know what's going to happen.

Maybe Clyde will get a case of the conscience is, the conscience is, consciences, and he'll end up declining but everything is all

teed up for a Randy episode of obscure and that is exciting, is it not?

Far more exciting than my life this past week,

which has been a lot of sleep.

I've been sleeping a lot.

I'm not ill or anything. I just, just you know I haven't had much to do and so when I don't have much to do, hey, get a couple of maps in. You know, make yourself well rested if you can be. I'm off to New York, the city, in a couple of days to do a debate for a show called, I think it's called Up for Debate of All Things.

And I will be debating whether or not

wokeness is killing comedy.

I'm guessing you can figure out my stance on this particular matter.

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