Hi folks I'm Larry Miller but in a way aren't we all and here's the good news this is real and Colonel Jeff and Dr Chris and I just record this to let you know I'm really good I'm fine I'm okay but I may not be back for a while so Colonel Jeff and Dr Chris have been

bringing me all the cards and letters you've written and I want you to know they mean

a lot to me they mean so much to me you mean a lot to me you mean a lot to them

and I hope we mean the same thing to you.

It's very gratifying to know that we've started to really build something here.

We can't wait to do it again. You're the best listeners a guy like me could ever wish for. So remember until we come back

if you walked out of bed today and had a job to go to and a home to come back to and

someone there who cares about you folks the game's over and you've won and that's

still the truest thing I know I hope it is for all of us forever so until my

return remember Homer is Homer Pluto is a, and what do you ask every bad bartender in the world?

Nominem quit Jeminus? That's Latin for, you call that a double? Still works beautifully. I'll be seeing you soon and the colonel and

the doctor send you their fondest hello's by from level five city in Glendale

it's this week with Larry Miller Level 5 city in Glendale.

It's this week with Larry Miller. Good evening Mr. and Mrs., and everyone who likes free gifts.

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

we all and as always aren't they terrific that of course is the William Glasscock

orchestra and the Genevieve Guild's dancers featuring boy tenor Grant Young asking

the musical question if two wrongs don't make a right how come three lefts do? Very thought-provoking. And let me just go back a second, just a quick step back and say,

that's right, you heard right, we're all correct. That was the William Glasscock Orchestra,

and that is his real name, he sent a terrific gift that was his own idea for an initiation on the Larry Miller

Drinking Society it's a terrific gift but it's worth noting it's worthy of some remark that somewhere in England in the 14th century

the name Glasscock started and I'm guessing it's English and then it came down

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