And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Milaronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who had his first drink at 21. but in a way aren't we all? And boy, oh boy, it's a beautiful day here on Milleronia.

It's gorgeous, yes, I know, I take care of the weather,

and I always insist that it's beautiful but it still doesn't matter.

It still means something to say it is gorgeous today and it really is.

It's warm and clear and wonderful. It's great to be here again and

Colonel Jeff of course is here. He took his three helicopter rides to get here and other things, never mind what else it takes

to get to Miloronia.

Someday folks, someday you'll be here too. I bet, I'll bet you. And Boio, again that music makes me feel so good.

And Colonel Jeff too makes us feel great. And That of course is the Miguel Ferar Orchestra

and the Mary Tyler Moore dancers featuring boy tenor

Jim Broderick asking the musical question,

are vegetarians allowed to attend a meat and greet?

No, Jim, they're not.

I'm going to say that as bluntly as possibly because they're not. I'm going to say that as bluntly as possibly because they're not. We all love

vegetarians and I think they do. I really admire them a lot and I think well let's

be honest we could all you and I, could all do with a little more vegetable

and a little less gigantic hunks of meat, but you know what?

They're vegetarians, so they should not be allowed to attend a meat and

Greet because first of all the yes there is the word meat there as Jim pointed out and then the word meet they they would be a little

annoyed by the word meet and you we can't change meet and greet and the and the

the plain fact is folks it's far more important than that.

All good meat and greets have buffets.

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