Welcome back to another quintessential episode of Talking Lamar. Today I'm talking about my dream car, my

1976 Cutless Supreme. Let's get to it.

What are you talking about? What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

I am talking to you.

That's just what I was talking about.

It's talking Lamar.

You know, when I was a kid we had cows that was our deal at a farm and we had

cows and that's how my brother Troy bought his cars and that's how I bought my car. My dad would let us pick out a heifer calf and it would be ours and then when

she grew up and she had a calf that would be mine and then when her calves had babies, they would be mine, and after a while,

I would have enough cows to sell and buy a car. So my first car was a 1969 Ford Grand Torino with a black vinyl top. I got it when I was 15 years old and I drove it until I got up into high school I guess I was probably a senior

when I when I traded it or sold it and I had been working at a store called Otasco and that stands for Oklahoma Tire and

Supply Company and it was a pre-runner to the big box stores.

It was a one-stop shop and every town had something like this you could get tires car parts

appliances guns fishing supplies sporting goods lawnmowers toys. I mean it was you know it had everything you could think about and I

started working there when I was 12 putting together bicycles in Christmas toys and I

worked all day in the summer because I rode to work with my mama because she ran a soda fountain at the drugstore.

And you remember what drugstores used to have soda fountain?

They'd have like a little grill and we had soup and grilled cheese sandwiches and ham sandwiches and

hamburgers and that kind of stuff.

Did all have that?

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