The Michael Berry Show, a great American by the name of Bo Darville, was quoted as saying,

one of the truest things that's ever been said in the English language.

Do you know Bo Darville? Does that name ring a bell?

D-A-R-V-I-L-L-E could be Darville, or Darville, depending on where you're from.

These sort of Appalachian, American, through English, swallowing in the mountain range,

that dialect from which some of what I speak comes all the way into Texas carries that

you know, I grew up playing schools from Kirbyville and the the vul at the end of it.

But do you know the name Bo Darville? Bo Darville? You do. You know who that is. You just didn't know

his name. Here's the quote. When you tell somebody something, it depends on what part of the

United States you're standing in. That's just how dumb you are. Recognize who Bo Darville is?

One more time, Ramon. When you tell somebody something, it depends on what part of the United

States you're standing in. That's just how dumb you are. You better know, or you know better,

you know Bo Darville better as Bo Bandit Darville, the Bandit in his car and his friends.

Well, this bit of advice, give that advice one more time Ramon. When you tell somebody something,

it depends on what part of the United States you're standing in. That's just how dumb you are.

Never were true or were spoken. They're true or today then when he uttered them in the late 70s.

Illustrated perfectly in this next clip. A fellow went to Columbia University and asked a question.

And then a matter of steps away, he went to Harlem. You've got white liberal kids at Columbia

University from rich families. They're sweatshirt around their neck, feeling very woke.

And then he went to Harlem where you had poor and working class black folks.

And he asked the same question of both groups. And I'll let you decide for yourself

based on where folks are standing. Who's the smartest and who's the dumbest? Give it a go Ramon.

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