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Golden State Media Concepts presents the GSMCClassic Series with episodes of some of your
favorites from a Day Gone By,a Time gone By. Join us as
we time travel to some of yourclassic favorites from yesteryear. The GSMC Podcast
Network invites you to sit back,relax, and enjoy the GSMC Classic Series

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on the Golden State Media Concepts PodcastNetwork. The novel of the Bee Bobby
Writers today is truly different adventure.The unwanted Well Writers usually outcomes from the

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Bee Bobby find their problems arising fromoutside. For as a matter of fact,
problems just talk the rest. Butthere are times when developed not from
outside but within their own ranks.And when that happens, well, that's
when off spends on the fee Bobbyface the tests of their greatest rest.

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Now, soun try to be reasonableabout this. I know you hate to
feel less out of things, butthis is too dangerous, right. I'm
old enough to take care of myself. I'm not a baby. I never
said you were. Bobby. Tacklinga bear like this one that's been attacking
our herd is dangerous even for agrown man. Certainly, isn't the sort
of job you take a boy onthat's alive here. Not only enough for

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that, I'm not only enough that. I'm only thinking of your own good
Bobby, truly, what was that, Bobby? I'm sorry, good guy?
If you know this, son,We've gone over this again and again,
and it's no good. I'm nottaking you on anything as dangerous as
the content finals. I don't wantto hear any more about this, Harry

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Wendy fine pleases my going, Hey, hey, hey, I take it
easy. Take who're already to leave? Well? It all right? I'm
sorry, boys, no reason tosmack Acer Gone Gone. You comes farming
over here like you? It fitsto kill? What's wrong you get?
Bobby? Kick? Yeah? GoodBobby. He's still trying to get me
to let him go in this huntwith us. But Ball Gone? Didn't

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you tell him it's pay an good? I tried, but you know how
he feels. He hates to beleft out of anything. I wouldn't mind
being left out of this, notfrom what we've hear, the size of
that bear. You're not a boywho's anxious to grow up. It's a
problem, are right? But you'llget over the kick. I hope,
so, boys, I hope so, but we've got other things to worry

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about. You say you're all set, that is, who'll ever be all
right? Then let's get the otherboys and head for them out and bears
up there somewhere. Our job tofind him before he does any more killing.
Not old enough to do not oldenough to do that. You don't

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know how lucky you are to bea god. Yes you are. It
doesn't take you almost your whole lifebefore folks admit your growing up. Doll
me. Sometimes I wish I could, Okay, but you come from this.
I didn't mean to come up.You wouldn't acting if that wiering would
I don't think you'd hurt anything.Hey, oh way, taking to you

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doesn't using, doesn't drink. Oh, I won't get off hopey dog that
can cause you know I like him. And when you're given like me?
What do you mean where you probablycan't get close? I am what you
might call a knife, a road, or a bump here a whole bone.

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Uh huh. A matter of fact, that's the had or. Most
folks call me by just playing thehoboe. But she mus have a name,
No I heard one, but Ileft that behind and everything else when
I took off. Now I justwander around and hope that folks like you
won't mind sharing a bit of fools. Give an old man as could get

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fair a bit no shut, comeon in sight, but going don't you
have any family or friend? Well? When the billa gets to be nice,
he is just in the way.He is a right. That's why
I hit the road when they pinchedme off my job. I wasn't needed
or I wanted. You ought tobe glad Sonny that you don't know what

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that giving is like to be unwanted. Don't know it, don't bet on
it? Uh, but you do. Never mind, Now, mister you
come on into the house and Ihave to Marius, that's something to eat.
And after that, well, Ihave an idea, he's said,
a real good idea. The sonmister pollen red ball in the west.

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Now it's texting the rest of thehands. Rarely returned from their bear hunts.
It's quite obvious from their expressions thatthey've had no success in tracking down
the killer bear. It's been terrorizingthe district. But now on arriving at
the ranch and bolts of gettys andrest, they find instead that they're faced
with another problem. And if youdon't mind my saying so, mister Nason,
you're able to have troubles from thatboy if you don't get things straightened

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out now. Of course, it'snone of my business being a stranger.
And I'm told me, yeah,well, like I said, he's got
me worried. I ain't quite assolt of Bobby before you got back to
that lad In plenty up for us. Yeah, not much doubt about that.
He didn't even come out to Greetsnow ducked inside. Soon's he's coming.

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I think he kind of feels rightnow. It's just the whole dying
world is against the core just becausewe wouldn't take him on this bear hunt.
Sure the little boss ought to havemore sense than that, say for
his own good. Yeah, we'renot before a good wingmen, But that
not the answer to Bobby boy.He just know he wanted to be peet

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like men, not want to betold he'd be too young. Yeah,
I said, all right, Well, I'm afraid that's the something Bobby has
to fight out in himself. He'lltake himself out in time. And I
just hope it is what you mean. Well, the only thing I didn't
say who was it. When Iwas talking with him, he seemed to
have it in mind. The weavea rand. You're sort of feeling me

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out about taking him with me whenI go tomorrow? What glory do You
wouldn't take him, would you?Well? No, he's a mighty pleasant
last, and I wouldn't mind somecomfortable dog od this is a little boss's
home. You can't do it?Uh No, I reckonnot. But if
I don't, he's liable to lacktime to somebody else or just take off

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on his whole. You think it'sthat serious, so bad? It's that
cheers doing that. Boy's got alot of pride. I'm respunk the matric.
Yes, I know he danna Maybesure Hiker has talk with Bobby boys.
Maybe sure he'd be listening to Haiker. Mm no, well, I
suppose it's worth a trying, allright, Harker, go ahead. For
the rest of us, we betterturn in. We gotta make an early

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start tomorrow for to do better thanthe day on catching that bear. Bubby
Boy, Bobbie Boy, huh ohhi you Harker, Well, what you'd
be doing out here out of them? Bobby Boy? Why you're not come

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inside the tellers. I know whenI'm not wanted. Oh, Bobby boy,
you know that nothing so is Howcan know how you feel? Be
like bird that he anxious to tryout wings, But even birds must wait
til wings be strong enough to carry. I mean, oh god, you

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know what I mean? She Ican know, But it's still not be
right to be mad at sat Hannah. He just be try to do what
he right. I know, harky, And they're not really mad at him,
don't. I did only prove tohim I'm old enough to take care
of myself. Who if he there, Hannah or nothink you'd be grown up?

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He not leave you here rands allalone. But you know you'll be
able to take care of yourself.Maybe she'll be true body. He'd be
cant on you to take care ofrange while we be gone. That'd be
plenty big job. If he thinkyou'd just be bitter, he might leave

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you all alone. Oh yeah,he's that way. See, So why
you not make up with That'siana?Eh? You how to no? Not?
Now? They think I'll show youdo some drinking in the morning,
Well, y'll see you. Theboys'll let you go with me. I

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reconsults. Only it should turn early. My eyes feel like somebody left the
change. Now. Yeah, thesooner we get started, the better chance
will have a getting that bear.You heading up into the mountain? Uh?
Where the bear is? Quite?He asked, Well, I figured
on hitting up that way myself.I thought i'd camp up there and do
some fishing, and I thought Imight ride along with you. Oh yeah,

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have to leave today? No,no, no, I don't have
to. I don't want to takeadvantage you folks, He munched. You
will leave me all about you're nota matter of fact, I was hoping
you stay awhile longer. You didn'tknow there's someone here to look after Bobby
was we're away? Oh hello,if you really want me to stay,

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I'd appreciate it. After all,Bobby's the boy and he's too younger.
Hey, what was that? Soundedlike somebody running off on the other side
of the barn at the nafuse ifyou happen to go wrong. But what
do you means somebody was wrong with? What with Bobby boy? If I
could see him just run back fromhere and like he'd be changed? Oh
my gosh, you recond me.He heard what you said about his being

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too young to stay alone. Ohif he hear you say that, if
he plented bad he met at allof us. Now I've better go ask
him. He might listen to mewhere he wouldn't you? Which way'd he
go? HARKing? Here? Dono better? You hurry, he said,
Bobbie, Bobbie, wait off?Oh where you're going? Right?

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You hear here? The young tobe left alone? That's what tex say.
I know, fun, but I'msure, I'm sure not. Ho.
You've gotta take you with me whenyou leave play Tobo, you've got
work us. I'd like to,but Bobby, you don't. I go
along? Wait, Hobo, waymy on here? Oh all right,

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Bobby, Oh, I led,I'll take you with you. Well you
all that's to go. Bobbie,you've got your gear off back? Uh
huh. At least they think that. Yeah, and the notes you're gonna

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read for tanks and here? Ahgood? Then't have they cut to here
in his envelope? Kay? What'sthat other piper in there? Right?
Oh? Oh, that's just anote of my own, thanking embraver him
and the telling him not the wordback to you, I'll guess lea from
there on his desk, where wherehe'll find it when they get back?

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Right, there's nothing now, getsdight. Ah And from Malwan, Bobby,
you're going to be treated just likeany other man. Yes, orry,
from Malwan, you're on your ownuntil Bobby Benson and a strangely different

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old man set out together. IfBobby has any calms, if he looks
back at the b Bobby, they'resoon lost. In a voice sets for
the adventure head he had Jobah,Well, I'll to get on head and
up into the mountains first, there, I thought I drew might opinion.
He knows now golly, it's wherethe killer bear is supposed to be high.

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I know well shocked. You ain'tscared of him, are you?
Well? No beast? Where areyou complaining because they wouldn't take you along
on the hunt for the bear?Why? Why here? Doos n't?
I was just thinking here you Ido less thinking they more welcome. I
don't want you holding me back.Oh I won't want your back. No

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worry about me, hobo, Bobby, Okay. Yes. As they start
about, Bobby's step was gay andsprightly, but as mile after miles dragged

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behind them, it was another storyfor all his age. Hobos had a
fast pace, and as Bobby's feetbecame heavier and heavier, the way before
them seemed to grow even hard.Oh yeah, he tries to help,
cinding this later go out to resty. Oh say, alright, shucks,

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we only got another hour, sodaylight left us and I want to
go along, fairy, if comeon and quit dragging behind? O right,
what supposed to mean to me?If it expects me to carry it?

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No question? We couldn't you restone? Dang it all. I
know that I shouldn't have brust youwith me. Nothing but trouble, and
you call yourself a man, Well, then get up and get a move
on unless you wanna be rested.I is oh you bolt, You change
yourself nothing like you had to Ranch. I saw Ranch you was a boy,

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and I treated you like one.But when you come with me,
you said you could carry your ownweight like a man, and dang it
all, that's what you're gonna do? Or so help me out? Leave
you behind? Now, get up, come on on your feet, wheat
gold, and that is the darknessclosed in on the mountain. Oh boy,

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I just can't go on any further, just can't walk anymore. Yeah,
I mean you wanted to be treatedlike a man. I don't want
anything homebo nothing, but can workas a fine. How do you do
claiming to be a man and thenas soon as you get treated like one

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while you're there, suffer he itby well he y dogone donna gives me
a sleep or if I I can'tblame your son, I could do with

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some myself. But there's more forme to do before I can turn anything.
The sleep side and least sides theythey see here, I can't see
it. Got work, Bobby,just the little ways off. I figured

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it's pretty close when I told youthe note to meet me here. He
made it this far and then justabout passed out on his feet. He
said, glory be, it's nowonder you know how far you've walked.
And if I don't my feet shureyou. But I got a handle to
the lad. I really give myhard time and he stood up to us.
But why are you do it?Why do you let Bobby boy come
with you? Huh? Well,like I had written the note I left,

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Yeah, I figured it. IfI hadn't let him come with me,
he might've got something else. Oh, I didn't given him a mighty
hard time of it. And he'ssupposed to be in darn glad to go
back to the rands. And youstay in there, and he's really growing
up here to me, And andwhen we get done with the rest of
my plan, he may he gotsomething up your sleep. Yeah, it

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just you listen. You see rightnow the boy's back there, fast asleep.
But in a little while, Imean he hobo, hobo, He's
like you sorry, so dog,I can't see hobo. Where are you?

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Oh my god? Who sounds likelike a bear? Hobo? Hobo?
Where are you coming? Coach fromyour movies? Good the brush,
he said, in this way tellingwhat I do? Keep away, stay
away from me? By what's bewrong? He really new? Oh,

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frighten him, he said to hearta bear. And then you came in
the shadows who call York who's neverso happy to say anyone my life?
I guess you take me back tothe ranch, see by boy and Diana
and fetters they'd be wait just alittle way down fairs. But you're sure
you want to go back? Joy? Sorry, I never should have blast.

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I don't know what that is tome. You want to prove you
be man. You're sure you wantto go back now? I'm just boy,
you bet I do hock this?Wait until I really grow up?
Leave me. I've n my lesson. But good whare now? And your
government hacker? If you leave youback? This is not a Moses must.

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You must be the best, Buddyboy, better not. You're down
here? Noise you here before thehacker. If you make noise like bare,
I swear there's something in the black. We couldn't pay the first do
correctly. You run, Bubby boy, we don't hear Toiano and other fellas.

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Hold off there. You cannot Youwon't got your mouse. I can't
leave here. You're not your helphere? Get help? I said to
hold off there? Did you bringfellaws? But run, Bobby boy?
Run for the moment Bobby stands himout, but then he realizes that his

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only hope is to bring help,so he turns and rushes down the mountain,
and as he does, the bearleads to chase him, only to
find instead that the Indian is blockinghis path. Blade in hands and this
park A lunges forward between the razorpause the blades like mad. Now the
bears strikes wildly at this puny humanwho there challenging like wingspiciously at him.

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Razor dge claws right the air,but the Indian is passed like a bronze
shadow. He leaps back from theraking paws, only to lunch forward a
moment to plunge his blade into thedoor and move far away again and again.
Has played quite deep in the furyof the wold affair amounts of face.
But then one huge backling ram ofan arm has trucked the Indians whirled

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into the ground like a spattered dowfor the moment the fair drops the wall
fours needle tang escape at the inertform, and then towering again on its
hind legs, it moved forward boardthe kills your here, help me drags

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the third their offer. I don'tpop up. The kind don't seem to
be wounded. Can you hear me? Are you all right? Yeah?
A minute chanter such her bread hhuh you kid me just in time.

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He came as soon as Bobby reachedhim. The lad come ry and all
that slow BLI he had wings,Maybe sir, maybe sir, little bird
have his wings, see Bobby boy, Bobby boy, be more men than
we think. Uh ah, Hockey, I'm still a boy, and I

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knowing somehow it doesn't bother me anymore. No, sir, Howker not a
man, just a boy. Butcome on, let's head home, Honny

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Riders. This is Bobby Benson asthe b bar b Riders, brought to
you by Dent. The gun willtaking flavor, and Demon's Pepson the gum
that's great to chew and good foryour digestion too. And there's this cactus
Carl Warren along with Bobby Benson,Wendy Wales, this wild Tales and Text

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Fletcher the singing Cowboys. Now here'sBobby. I can hear the cowboys singing
as he's riding down the trail.Boy riding down the trail. Riding down
the trail is Larry you just swingingunderneath the ms. Fame honeying. It's

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a little fallow waiting by a littleRanchester. Were sending that letter he got
there with me? Oh this well, if from an ant of mine over
in Simpton's Junction. You know Feller'sgetting this letter reminds me of another aunt
I had one. Who is shename? And Forrest and Horras. That's

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right, Horace was an ant TexasCarl, that's what you say. I
know it's had a funny name foryour aunt, Wendy. It sure was.
I remember my aunt Henry used tolaugh at Horace and say how funny
it was. Yeah, I'll neverforget the time. And Horace broke a
leg. Oh well it wasn't nothingafter all. When you got thirty four
legs, one broken, one don'tmatter, but you ain't heart had thirty

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four legs, Well, certainly allants has got thirty four legs. Well,
I better get bus in right myaunt Clara, you want to hear
what a freak she is she's onlygot two legs. Well, what a
shame. How does she clip crumbsand things with only two legs? Drumb?
Oh no, wait a minute,Quindy, are you talking about aunts
or ants? Exactly? That's whatI thought, hey, fellas, Wendy

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is talking about the species known asthe small social insight, not the female
relative wife of uncles. Oll.Sure I get it now, Why how
can you get the Well it happenedthis way. Bobby I was captured by
injured and instead of burning me atosteak, they decided they was gonna tie
me to an ant hel and letme be ed up alive. Holy that

(24:18):
was well there, I was tiedto the ant hel. I had to
do me some quick thinking to getout of that predicting. What did you
do, Rusher? I just talkedto them little rascals, and then I
promised them something, and instead ofeating me, they at the rope tied
me and I was freeing all theway. Why did you promise them?
The little boss? Can't you gains? I promised them the most important thing

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in an ant slides what's the mostimportant thing of anans life? A picnic
every Sunday? Oh that Wendy Schickneyschickney? Taste the difference when you choose
lavor on the outside inside too chicktime, the difference by the clock,

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flavor lingers Tick TikTok chip lick chiplick, Count the difference, Count them cousin
every box and even dozens ships chickenchip Get the big nickels worth you can
taste the difference, time the difference, Count the difference, And whether you
chew them to keep your mouth freshand clean or just for the plain fun
of chewing it, you'll be betteroff on every cop With chick lits,

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they're flavored on the outside, flavoredon the inside. With chick lits,
you don't chew the flavor out,you chew the flavor in. That's why
the goodness lingers on and on therecandy coated flavor coated pleasures and more fun
for your money. So get thebig nickels worth chit chit chitnick and oh

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roum and cow or takes Montanai togo on me. The winters are too
long, all the round ups dobegin? My money is all bad?
And why I'll travel out for contrasts. He'll just say, now do the
Indian nation and three your brand?All right? Money? How doos?

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