And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Miloronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who loves President's Day. Stay. Miller, but in a way aren't we all? And boy, I'll tell you what, even though we're not on Milleronia today,

I'll tell you why we're on the mainland today, specifically,

but boy that music lifts me wherever I am. I love that song and I love

the arrangement and I love that band. And of course that's the Chester A Arthur

orchestra and the Martha Washington dancers featuring Boy Tenner

William Lucking asking the musical question,

Whatever happened to the good old days when you could smoke and drink at work?

Well, pretty good question William. In fact, it's a heck of a question. Boy, smoke and

drink at work. I think that made both the colonel and me just, you know, blink and shake

our heads and go, you know, you can't think of that anymore, can you?

Good Lord, where where can you smoke and drink at work?

You probably can't smoke and drink on a brothel today.

I mean, or so they say, how would I know?

But you know what?

It's a pretty good question where smoke and drink at work. Where could you use to smoke and

drink at work? I guess it was well police could probably do that and nothing wrong with that to me as long as it wasn't

well 35 shots ahead before they went to pick you up. But you know what? Smoke and drink at work.

I guess, why do I want to say, baseball players I think used to smoke in the locker room or sometimes on the bench.

And, well, there was more than one baseball player who was pretty well known for drinking and I say that with the respect by the way and I say that with affection because I just want to you

know mention that oh well I'm a huge babe Ruth fan jumping Joe Dugan who was

his roommate on the road wrote a story in his autobiography, coming back to their room.

And Joe was someone who could go out at night too.

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