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From level five city in Glendale it's this week with Larry Miller And the Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who really loves college food.

Hi folks and welcome back to this week with Larry Miller. I'm Larry Miller, but in a way aren't we all?

And as always that music makes me happy and makes me smile

and they get better every week of course that's the Saul Mayers Orchestra and the

Muriel Greenleaf dancersancers featuring Boytoner James Mitchell Jr. asking the musical question,

Will you still love me tomorrow?

Now, I got a kick out of that and I think Colonel Jeff did too because

the thing is that's a famous lyric from an old song. It's not a Beatles song I can't

remember what it was but will Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?

And when you first hear it in the song, and then when you hear it for the second, for the tenth,

for the 20th times, over the years, you hear it in the song, you know, but all I need to know is will you still love me tomorrow and it boy it seems deep it seems brilliant it seems

pithy it seems wise it seems like something that reflects in a good way on life.

And when I read it today though, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, my new thought was, that must be the most boring question in the world that

anyone would ever ask that for real if you think about it suddenly it seems like the

kind of thing a man would ask a woman we used to love me tomorrow I guess it

could go either way a woman ask a man but the thing is what a thing to ask someone

what does that come after does that come after does that come after something intimate does that come after something intimate?

Does that come after a dinner out together?

Does that come after you give her a nice gift?

It just doesn't seem, there's any time that can come.

Oh, by the way, I'm just curious about something.

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