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Take a sweat and squeal and call him Daddy. The businessman and his wife had a pita tear at the pier. As the laid in makut past, 1965 that was where Dylan brought the governor’s one. There was only the marital bed in a small apartment. She insisted that he leave the lights on.

It did not go well and she was already dressed and leaving when he turned on the lights. As he looked down on the bed, it could have been the seven horsehead scene in The Godfather. That was how bloody the sheeps were the governor’s wife was having her period. Do involved.

The governor’s wife had done this to get even with him. He had no time to worry about that. He had to get the sheets cleaned before his wife returned from out of town. The businessman did not finish until eight in the morning. When he fell asleep on the socking sheets, By the time, the November Esquire started showing up in subscribers mailboxes, Truman was out in Hollywood.

Playing a starring role in Murder by Debt a man at comedy scripted by Neil Simon. Children played Lionel Centric, millionaire hosting a dinner party for a group of the most famous detectives in the world. Thanks to the massive celebrity. He had cultivated over the last two decades. Truman was probably the only author in America who would have been considered for a headliner’s role in a Hollywood film.

It did not matter. What name his character had though Truman only played himself and he did not do it that well listing a long and mouthing his lines as if leading them off a teleprompter overweighs and palate, he cast a troubling image onto the screen. The life of the Hollywood star was not, what it was made out to be in the movie magazines up before Dawn in Jamaica.

And then sitting around for hours, it was part a Truman’s thing, the work was tedious enough, but what made it even more animating with the devastating response to La Coutvas 1965? Cameron was staying with his friend Joanne Carson, the ex-wife of The Tonight Show host Johnny Carson in her home above Sunset Boulevard, Well, now, the squam Joanne did make an appearance in luck with boss 1965 in it Joanne is portrayed.

As Jane Baxter, married to Bobby Baxter the night, talk show King Bobby goes down to Miami, where he calls his wife back in their home in New York while he is in bed there.

Well, now they’re really good at God. Yeah. Anyway. But it just shows you what’s happening in television, too. Television is not the cash cow that it used to be. No, it’s just a cow now. There’s no cash. Howard’s interview with Kevin Costner coming up next. Hello. Hello, Wendy. It’s Howard.

Hi Howard. Hey, Wendy. Um, Don’t tell anybody this, okay? But like, you, I’m addicted to scratch off tickets and I lost all my money. And I’m broke. And I’m just wondering, can you lend me? Some money, Wendy, please, uh, I had nothing. My mom didn’t give me any money this morning, because she’s tightened herself.

Yeah, but but I’ve been spending the whole show budget on scratch tickets and now I can’t even afford to pay Fred. Well, I’m sorry, Howard, I’m brokering. I had no money until my disability gets here. All right. That’s good news. Wendy. So, when you get your disability, send me a few dollars.

Okay. I have no money right now. I’m just we in my food stamps. No, I understand that. Wendy, but, but I’m hungry and why don’t you just send me like one food stamp? Uh, no. I’ll wait till my mom has some money to give me. So I can do some things, you know, Wendy, like in the past, when you needed some money, I helped you.

And now that I need your help. Means like nothing to you, aren’t you going to help me? Uh you have to do what you have to do. Like I have to do what I have to do. Yeah I get that. I understand that but how much is your bus fare?

Wendy. A dollar eighty five. All right. A dollar 85 great. So just walk to Walmart one day and give me the dollar 85. I had no money. Right now, the money I was gonna have to pay doctor bills and stuff, but Skip, One doctor bill and give me two dollars.

I like care Howard, I had no money. I’m broke. Hello.

I love this song.