How to Survive a Mass Shooting

How to Survive a Mass Shooting
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get you a ticket. It's fivesix to live, dact calm.
My purpose in coming here tonight wastwofold. Firstly, I wanted to aid
this young lady Secondly, I wascurious to see how a bunch of empty
headed nitwits conducted themselves. My curiosityis satisfied. I assure you it will

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be a pleasure for me to goback to a society of really important people
called MIDQUI for theday. I don'tknow the man's perfect. I've been wanting
to say that all night, butI didn't know the nerve. Oh,
when I was a little bored,What about the bartender? I let him

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have it over the head with apeanut machine. Run along, Darling,
before I fracture a spine. Iwant you to give you your deluke short
dinner. But to mister Hugo,the kitchen is clothed, then open,
and you're thinking that step so early. Listen, dog girl, when you
drink as much as I know,you gotta start early. You're trying to

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bribe me. That'll do it.From the South coast of the Golden State,
It's Long Beach's most popular talk showwith Alex Exell and now your host
Alex Exell. The officials in Maineholding a news conference. Right now.

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You are listening to Governor Janet Millson that deadly shooting out of Lewiston,
Maine. Let's listen live. Pleasecall nine one one. There are too
many things we don't yet know aboutthese attacks, but the full weight of
my administration is behind law enforcement's effortsto capture the person of interest, Robert

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Carr, to hold whoever is responsiblefor this atrocity accountable under the full force
of state and federal law, andto seek full justice for the victims and
their families. We cannot and wewill not rest in this endeavor. My

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administration is co coordinating closely with local, regional, and federal officials to respond
to this shooting. I have spokentwice with President Biden. I've spoken with
Vice President Harris, Secretary of HomelandSecurity in my Orcics, and Secretary of

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Health and Human Services to Sarah,all of whom have called me last night
to express the Biden administrations full andunwavering support and to offer any and all
health that we the people named mightmight require. The governors of our neighboring
New England states and of other stateshave contacted me to offer aid, and

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I'm sincerely grateful for their friendship andsupport. We've been in touch with every
member of a main congressional delegation,all of whom have offered their full support,
of which I am also grateful.I also spoke with Mayor Carl Schaleen
and Auburn Mayor uh, excuse me, Jason Leveck last night to reiterate that

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we are standing by them and thatwe are ready to provide any help people
in these communities need, and todeploy all available state resources, including grief
counselors and other mental health services.We need to help our communities heal.

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If you or person you love heedssomeone to talk to during this difficult time,
please call or text nine eight eightfor free and confidential counseling nine eighty
eight. Look. Lewiston is aspecial place. It's a close knit community

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with a long history of hard work, of persistence, of faith, of
opening its big heart to people everywhere. Lewiston is where I worked for years.
It's where I met and married myhusband, and where our girls went
to school. I love this placejust as I love a whole state with

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my entire heart. I'm so deeplysaddened, as is every one of the
one point three million people of thisbeautiful state. This city did not deserve
this terrible assault on his city,on his peace of mind, on his
sense of security. No city does, no state, no people, no

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words can truly or fully measure thegrief of many people today. Our small
state of just one point three millionpeople has long been known as one of
the safest states in the nation.This attack strikes at the very heart of
who we are and the values wehold dear for this precious place we call

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home. All main people are sharingin the sorrow of the families who lost
loved ones last night, loved normalpeople who were killed or injured while unwinding
from a day of work, orwhile spending time with your family and friends
socializing so on. Behalf of theone point three million people of the whole

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state of name. I hold thesefamilies and this city in my heart today.
I know that the people of Lewisonare doing immeasurable pain. I wish
I could take that pain off yourhearts, off your shoulders, but I
promise you this, we will allhelp you carry that grief. I asked

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many people to join me in offeringour comfort to the families and friends who
had lost someone, for those whoare healing in the well. There you

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have it. The latest on anothersick American mass shooting? What's wrong with
my life? Hold on? Now, we do have an update. That
press conference was from earlier today.The update is a house is now surrounded,

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neighbors have heard explosions, and theshooter seems to be hunkered down.
We have I believe it was eighteento nineteen killed, another twenty. The
first accounts in reports were like fiftyto sixty injured, but again that number
could change. There's people in thehospital, folks. How many shows have

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I done on mass shootings in thelast four or five years? Twenty thirty
And if you've listened to this showat all, you know where I'm going
to go with this. Well,two things. It's almost a joke now
because I say it so often.We have a six society in America.
Drunk off alcohol, pills and pornography. That's number one. We're also godless,

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that's number two. And let megive you three while we're at it.
Number three is when are people goingto make the connection between SSRI pills
and freakouts and mass shootings. Wealready know the guy who's in a psych
ward, Why did he have abunch of guns? What pills was he

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on? SSRIs selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, no doubt. And if he went
off them, that's even as tragicbecause if someone goes off them immediately and
doesn't wind down off them, theylose their minds. If they're on them
too long, they lose their minds. We now have a guy trained specifically,

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he was a gun instructor. Wonderful. I could take one look at
this guy. He's straight out ofCentral casting for a psychotic, lunatic,
lone wolf who would do this crap? So is Alex ExHAM surprise. Now,
forgive me for my cynicism and beingso jaded, but I'm an American.

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What do you expect now? Doyou want to talk about it all
night? I don't you know?I did something very strange today. I
don't know how this happened, butit was weird. I was so shot.
Listen, this happened while I wason air last night. I didn't
know my phone didn't for some well, remember I turned my phone off because

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I threw it flew into a ragebecause it kept ringing. By the way,
let's do that now, just tosave us all from Alex flying off
the handle for a very simple thing. Turning off the damn phone. Folks,
I'm pretty smart. Sometimes I'm prettythick. I'm sure you were all
in the audience a like Alex justturned the damn phone off from five to
seven. Well. Fine. Theonly reason I like to have it on

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I get news flashes obviously, andI would have probably gotten the But you
know what, it's probably a goodthing we didn't talk about it. There
was nothing to say other than thelunatic was running around. We don' what's
going on. Even this morning beforethe press conference, I just played you
it was very vague. They weren'tsure what the hell was going on.
And now we have to re Idon't know, evaluate, relive another mass

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shooting. The anti gun people aregonna say he had an ar fifteen bannamal.
We all know that's never gonna happen. Then we have the mental health
advocates who are going to say,well, he should have been supervised this
and that. We you know,Newsom's got this new plan to lock up
people wh used to be institutionalized,which you know, frankly, it's the
first sane I don't know how legalit is, but at this point,
when you see the lunatics raping womenin broad lake daylight on the street,

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or did I tell you he wascharged with the misdemeanor? Wait, did
drop everything? Did you hear whatI just said to you? That low
life son of a bitch who triedto wape, well, he sexually assaulted
her, so it was as sexualhe was charged with the mist to me
here and just ran out of jail. A guy whistles on by a rape

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in broad daylight, whistling down thestreet, probably right where she works within
twenty four hours A fifteen hundred dollarsbond, which means a one hundred and
fifty dollars which this dirt bag scumsuckercould probably even come up with out on
the street, whistled on by it. Did you see the video? He

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runs up behind this woman, throwsher dress up over her back, his
pants are down with an erection,and he tries to fornicate with her.
I'm sorry for being so graphic.It's the only way to describe it.
It's what happened. She shrieks,falls to the ground. The guy begins

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to scamper off, smiling by theway, and an elderly man and I
thank him for this he tries tospring into action. He's older, I
get it, and tries to makethe guy didn't really get him. Police
caught him. Later, goes injail for what maybe twenty four hours,
one hundred dollars fifty charge with themisdemeanor. A misdemeanor, and you wonder

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why we have a lawless, godlesssociety. Okay, all right, fine,
I'm leaving the city. I gottaget out of the city. I
gotta leave California. I don't trustpoliticians, the DA, the police,
don't trust anybody anyone in law enforcement. They're not doing their jobs. They're

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not doing the fucking jobs. I'msorry, pardon my friend that slipped out.
Yeah, so let me tell youabout and let' let's talk about something
positive if we can. Let metell you about an article. By the
way, Linda and I are havinga very funny conversation in the chat.
Anyone who has never been in thechat, you need to see our new

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business that we're launching, Coast toCoast, Idaho Long Beach. Very funny
and actually a probably a really goodidea, but we'll leave it at that.
You need to join the chat atspreaker dot com. Go to alexxim
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now because there's not many tickets,sales, not enough. So anyone who's
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I get paid. Okay, fine, but if you have the nine dollars
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I get it. I'm gonna geta flat. Well. I hope,
we hope, we hope it's happened, but not all. I'll get a
burst of tickets a day or twobefore the event when everyone's looking for something
to do. I get some people. Look, I'm one of those people,
to be frankly honest with you,until up until about two thousand,
yeah, twenty and eighteen, whenI started doing this show every year.

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Now I'm obsessed with six months ofpreparation right as you can imagine. But
the point is, I'm we're atcrunch time and it's almost like opening night.
We're doing dress rehearsal, tech rehearsal. If I was doing a live
theater, it's already in the canas you know. But we're in that
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all right. Thank you for that. Also, additionally, I want to
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the way, Linda Irwin and JaredHohenstein the first two donators. I'm looking

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I want to direct your attention.I don't do this often, but I

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have two, well three important blockwell four or five. There's about one
hundred. But let's talk about thelatest and one fun one. I'll tell
you about the one that I startedthe show with and we never got to
because I digressed and babbled for twohours and lost all my show notes,
my clips. Just yeah, Iforget how the whole thing went down,
but we had a little breakdown there. Anyway, there's a fun one.

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Everything wrong with electric Cars EV pitfallsand myths, all right, we wrote
that top of the week. Let'sbreak down some of the pitfalls and myths
associated with EV's and I went downall of them. You've heard some of
these on the show, but maybenot the initial sticker shock, such as
Lucid Motors their starting price point.I see them around California. Probably the

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worst buy you could ever make.It looks like a nice car. I
don't know if people like them,but Lucid Cars go look it up at
Lucid motors dot com. I believethe base model Pure Real Drive starts at
seventy seven thousand dollars with lease optionsat about seven hundred and forty nine dollars
a month for thirty six months witha daunting eight thousand dollars Do it's signing?

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Oh okay, yeah, I'll passwhen I can buy a used,
decent used car, you know,with low mileage for about fifteen grand.
Are they not? Who the hellis? And by the way, they
are nice looking cars. I haveto admit that the lights on the that
is the most impressive thing to me. I don't buy cars for lights,
folks. They're okay cars something,you know. The base model looks like

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a Tesla, but the lights onthem are well, they're spectacular. I
don't know what they did with thoselights, Lucid. The lights are.
They're great looking cars. I'm surethat's why they're so expensive. But the
Krem de la Creme, the fullyequipped kind of sporty car, which is
the one I would want fully equippeda Sapphire from Lucid Motors is a whopping

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two hundred and fifty grand. Solet me just have that wet your whistle.
Being one of the problems, wealso have a lack of charging stations
and ones that work. Anyone whohas electric car knows you go to them
half of them don't work limited range. That's always been a problem. They're
getting better at that. But here'ssomething you didn't know. That's why you
need to read this article before youbuy a car. Are we already at
five twenty three? You've got tobe kidding me. I got to go

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to Jesus Christ. I get itthrough this. Look, the repair cost
are ungodly on electric cars. Thebattery goes, you're basically screwed. And
here's something you didn't know. AndI got to tell you about because a
lot of people didn't know this andI didn't know this. I said,
I never thought of that. Whenit comes to evs, this huge problem,
and it's only going to grows morepeople buy them. By the way,
nobody's buying them. The waiting listfor Tesla's and all these they're gone.

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Nobody's buying them anymore. But somaybe this article worthless, But I
think I needed hammer home the pointthat you know how I feel about the
fossil fuel industry that they're trying tocrush, which you know, I don't
love it. I know that there'sprobably according to doctor Steven Greer, who
I do believe, there are probablyfree energy systems that we could be using,

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but we have the big oil cartel. They'll never let us have it.
But the big problem now, arepair costs, not only because it's
expensive just to repair with parts andbatteries. They're very expensive to parts,
but we can't extend how to fixthem, so they have to learn that.
And also you're dealing with high frickingvoltage in these batteries and cars.

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This is not your twelve vault outletthat'll you know that member when you were
a kid and you accidentally stuck yourfinger in the or you got a shock
one time, or you're an idiotlike a young Alex ExHAM who took a
nickel and stuck it in there tosee what would happen, and it shocks
the hell out of you. Andit's basically a numbing feeling. I guess
it could kill you, but youquickly realize you made a big mistake and

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you have that numbing feeling and youjust go, oh, I don't like
that. It hurts. So imaginewhen you have a car that has you
know, one hundred times that wattage. It'll fry a man, it'll kill
him. Additionally, the equipment todiagnose, and work on. These cars
can run from fifteen to twenty grand. What small mom and pop repair shop

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wants to buy that equipment? Well, I'll tell you none of them,
none of them have none of themdo. So where do you have to
take your car back to the damndealership? And unless you're an idiot or
you've never owned a car bend over, you're gonna take it up the wazoo
with a killbasa. That's just howit works the dealership. So you're going
to pay out the anus when youtry and get the damn thing fixed.

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I mean, here's another one thatnobody ever talks about. I got to
move through this damn article, thefalse sense of satisfaction, and we can
get you know, just go readthe article. Here's the other thing I
want to leave with you. Becauseeveryone thinks Elon Musk is such a genius
and the guy's bright. Don't getme wrong, sometimes he's actually an a
hole. But I will tell youthis much. Electric cars aren't all that

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new. I've told you this before. We've had these in the eighteen hundreds.
You need to go to alex eximdot com slash blog or just click
on the blog link, and I'mtelling you you need to see the electric
cars of the eighteen hundred. Theylook better than the freaking Lucid motors.
There is a vintage one from aKevin A. Wilson from Car and Driver.

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I took a screenshot of giving themcredit where credits due. Things beautiful.
All electric looks like a mini rulesRoyce. Okay, that was in
eighteen thirty seven. It could goone point five miles at about four miles
an hour, but it could pullsix tons. I mean that's freaking impressive.
So look Elon, yeah, he'scool. Not that's he's not that

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innovative. And by the way,a lot of the stuff that Tesla,
the real testa Nikolay Tesla was doing, blows Elon away. He could never
do half the crap he was doing. Am I impressed? Not really,
but again nothing really impresses me,so that shouldn't surprise you. I'd like
to move on from mass shootings andpsycho lunatics who are probably on pills SSRIs

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and shooting men, women and children. I'd like to have some fun at
one point, but we had toget through that damn thing. I apologize
when I come back. I wantto talk to you about the next blog
post at alex exim dot com.Go check it out if you're interested,
Well, you'll be ahead of thegame. But say I hearn't there,

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it ain't a nigga gave me nothing. I'm ready to hop out on the
nigga get the bus. You knowyou heard me say you play you later
made me push the butt, putthe past. Enough tears and put up
a bucket. Bun go off forbugge. Im about a shop. I
got a big on a hold ofmoney and go up and there and I'm
ready to hear it out about itbecause I can say I'm running starting my
money. She give me the facetimesto check on him. My brother really
to face noted the young selves.I was guarantee and getting money. Okay,
let's go. I know that thebaby boys, I was guaranteed even

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little you know what I did.You know if I run from a nigga,
I'll put it out show if heis I'm always waking, never goes.
Since I got the too, mydaughter te she started killing nigga bun
cooking and kill another nigga too.Inclusion is just walking up to someone and
being yourself inclusion. Let's pass itoff like eighteen year old Share a Grecian.
My twin brother, Jacob has anautism spectrum disorder. He didn't have

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any friends, so Share he tookaction. She started score a friend.
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hard work. Who got you thebar? The guy that told me to
keep my mud? Hut? Whatdo you mean, tell you to keep
your mud? That's what the mansaid? What man? That's what he
told me to keep my mud?Shut? About now, when I was
a little boy a room, No, I just came into it. MI
oad of decorations. Hey, Itake my stuff upstairs. The saint the

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Waldoff riend. How don't you workhere before you found that out? Oh
you must be Castro's boss. I'mCastro and I don't have any boss,
not even a wife, mister Castro. But you kill me, Rocky,
wouldn't you. Man? From theSouth coast of the Golden State, it's

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Long Beach's most popular talk show withalex Exam and now your host, alex
Exem. I'm an artist. Didyou know that? Did you know?
I'm an artist? I wanted tomention. I keep forgetting this as I
went back to the alex Exem blogfor the next blog post we're gonna talk
about because it some of them are. We did a fun one. I

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think you need to read the restof that. You'll like my other reasons
why electric vehicles are not really whatthey're cracked up to be. But no
pun intended. I have some Halloweenart that you should probably check out,
some pretty cool stuff, and thatis at alexexim dot com slash shop.
Did you know I was a Hey? I artist? I mean, I'm

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a traditional artist too. I've been, I mean, go look at the
pictures online. I've been drawing andmaking stupid yearbook posts and taking people's I
did this in grade school, highschool. I would take their books and
you know when you had to putat least at San Dieguito High School,
or to Youto Junior High and wellSantihito High School and Daganio Junior High and

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Oak Crest Junior High where I went, you would have to cover your books.
They made you, and sometimes youwould use I like to use,
and it sounds kind of ghetto,but I mean it was encinitas nobody seemed
to care. You could buy onespre made, or you would use mom's
shopping bags. When everyone we didn'thave the plastic bags, right, there
were all brown paper bags, soyou would make your book covers over on

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those, and they were boring thatway. So everyone would try to put
art or stickers, and so Iwould just grab the kids. Sometimes I
didn't even know them, by theway, and I would just grab their
book and they'd go and I'd justclose it, put a cartoon on it,
and hand it back to them tesies. When I was still on Facebook,
some of my old high school friendsand girlfriends would post stuff. He
said, do you remember drying thisin my yearbook or on my book?

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And I'd be like, no,I was probably stoned, but oh cool,
Yeah, so I have some coolart. And the reason I said,
but no pun intended. I'm lookingat a picture of dirty, dirty
mona. No, I don't dodude, tasteful, tasteful. I don't

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do nudes, as you know,I do a lot of I do portrait
art, and I do a lotof landscape art and space futurism art.
Oh this reminds me Jared. We'lltalk offline. I have the NFT thing
figured out, and I want toget you those Trump NFTs. By the
way, I have Trump NFTs,folks. That's all going up on a
new website because I had to abandonvoice and I'm not sure about it.

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It will be on open Sea.But I know a lot of people that
listen to the show don't really getinto crypto and don't invest in it.
So I'm using a platform. Iam creating the token. I am creating
not the blockchain, but I'm creatingthe token, and you will be able
to buy it and do it likea traditional NFT. Have it in your
wallet, sell it upsell it,resell it, do whatever you want,
give it away whatever you like.And so if you go to al xxM

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dot com slash shop, all ofthese will be NFTs eventually, but in
particular, go check out Dirtymona.She's kind of hot. I don't I
don't do nudes, but I didnewdify Dirty Moona. Now some people will
say, AI art, what youknow, it's cheating, what's the point.
Really, have you seen how muchAI art that comes out that sucks

(41:23):
sucks. Frankly, they're not traditionalartist. I'm not saying you have to
be, you don't, but ithelps when you know about composition, what
color schemes, what colors go together, and write a book about it.
But look, if you're interested,go to alexxim dot com slash shop.
I'm going to be raising my pricesonly because the printer I'm using, I

(41:45):
have canvas art. These aren't NFTs. NFTs are coming up right before Halloween,
but because I want to do thepush at the last, you know,
Halloween, I get some cool stuff. The caring thing is crazy.
Wait till you see the careen nFFT. But the point is you can
go get canvas art now at alexexim dot com. Just click on the
shop link and if and if look, if you're just a perfect go look
at a dirty mona, which meansshe's stopless. Okay, and she stopless?

(42:10):
And then I do say some ofmyself, I do nice work.
Maybe I should have been a plasticsurgeon looking at her supple alabaster breasts.
All right, let's not turn thisX rated? Should we? But should
we? Now? Don't worry thechildren are safe. Going back to the

(42:35):
alex ExM blog, I'm not gonnaread it's a little dark, but I
want you to read the blog postsexual Sultan down Long Downtown, Long Beach.
I just told you about it.A disturbing reminder of growing concerns.
Why you need to read that.I have another article I'm planning on writing.
I haven't done it yet, andby the way, via AI,
of course, but there is anarticle that will be coming up about carrying
a handgun while unlicensed, and that'sa very controversial topic. But I got

(43:00):
a great blog post. You needto look at that. Now. Here's
the one I just want to mentionbriefly. I don't want to get into
it because we already talked about it. I wrote this today, how to
survive a mass shooting Tips from ourAI law enforcement security expert. So I
created as you know, I'm someall in on AI and with chat GPT,
you can create APIs, you cancreate your own chatbots. There's all
sorts of new stuff you can do. You can hack it. It's fun

(43:22):
and I now have an AI lawenforcement security former FBI CI agent. Right
if you put all this in andit'll come out and say, Okay,
Alex, I'm that and I askedyou the question, how do you survive
a mass shooting? You'd be surprisedat how good this is because I compared
this to experts on YouTube with theirown blogs, with other articles, and
this is I mean, you wouldthink a security expert wrote it. I

(43:46):
mean, this is how AI isgetting a Folks, did you hear last
night the AI inspired story from nineteenforty nine? I mean, I thought
I couldn't believe what I found thatAnd here's the crazy thing told you.
That was on my hard drive forat least a couple of years. I
just never got to it. BecauseI've got thousands and thousands of these old
time radio shows. It would Imean, I hope to get through them

(44:08):
all in a lifetime. Unfortunately,there's some I love. I keep going
back. I'm a rewatcher. I'mjust one of those people. I rewatch
the same damn movies. That's whyI collect, Yes, I still collect
vhs and I correct collect DVD,Blu ray four KAT and because it's not
worth it. Sometimes you know,it's on a streaming platform for a month,

(44:29):
it's on this one, then theytake it and it's like ridiculous.
It's like I could buy the damnDVD for five bucks. Hamilton Books is
a great resource, Hamilton Books dotcom. You can get the Blu Ray
in four K for five bucks.Go to Hamilton Books dot com. They're
out of Connecticut. They're amazing.But or you can go to eBay whatever.
But you know, sometimes it's worthjust buying the physical five dollars DVD
and it's cheaper than buying the digitalversion on Voodoo or you know, Verizon

(44:52):
or eten t wherever you're buying yourmovies, and it's a no brainer for
me. I might listen. Doyou know how many times they've seen Rocky?
Do you know any times I've seenPrometheus or Evil Dead or First Blood?
I watch religiously since probably the eightieswhen I got a VHS. Now
I have DVD. Of course Ihave watched, and I do it for

(45:15):
there's a reason I do it.But I have watched First Blood every year
at least once for twenty thirty Idon't even know how long. I additionally
watch probably once a year. CasaBlanca, I have the special edition Super
Blah blah blah. There's certain moviesI just love and I have to watch
so anyway, I don't know I'mboring you with that, but by the

(45:37):
bye, I have a few moviestoo you can watch. I have a
rumble page that I never talk about, and do me a favor. I'm
trying to build up my Instagram becauseit's literally the only social media I do.
I pretty much abandon my x toonow that Elon Musk destroyed it.
You know how I feel about Facebook, and I'll do TikTok. So if
you go to you guessed it,Instagram, slash alex ExHAM, I'm posting

(46:00):
horror art some of my NFT arts. If you're interested in that. I'm
now. I've got a creepy poemthat I'm gonna put up there because it's
got images and stuff. So Inever push this stuff. I never even
pushed my store. I don't pushmy books for some reason. My books
sell without me pushing them, whichis great. But the art's a different
story. So place if you're intoart, landscape art, portrait art,

(46:21):
halloween art, now go check itout. Alexxim dot com slash shop.
Okay, I gotta I gotta dosome housekeeping here sometimes, So if you
go to that article how to Survivea mass shooting at alexxm dot com slash
blog. You will see some ofthem, you know, right, run
right, prioritize your escape, stayaware of exit, react quickly, leave
belongings right, forget about it.Your life's too important. And here's here's

(46:45):
a great one that most people won'tthink about. Never run in a straight
line. You zig, you zag, you make get low. You make
it harder to be a target.And if he can't hit you, he
can't kill you. And most people, well, this guy could, unfortunately,
but ninety nine point nine percent ofthe people out there can't shoot worth

(47:06):
a darn and can't hit a broadsideof a barn from twenty yards. So
that's the good news. But whenyou see somebody, because I've seen the
by the normalcy bias, if yousee someone walk in with a gun,
get out of dodge. Don't thinkit's fake. Don't think they're filming a
movie. You hear these things,Oh, I thought they were filming a
movie. And here in La you'dthink it. Trust me, there's film

(47:29):
crews all over the place. ButI see a dude with a gun,
I'm shooting. And if you eversee a guy right who comes in with
like there's there's a lot of differentways they could hide it under bulky clothing,
of course, but you see aguy walk into a place where it
doesn't really fit. Like I understandif you're at a gym and a guy
walks into with a big duffel Butif you're like at a movie theater and

(47:51):
you see one guy walk in andhe's got a big old duffel bag,
Like, don't just take that aslike, oh, he's maintenance or something.
Really look at the guy. Youknow, is the bag like does
it like kind of pointy in certainpoints where like that's obviously a gun in
there, you know what I mean? Does he have I don't know why,
but psychos love them cargo pants?Why because you can put a lot
of AMMO in the pockets, soyou got bulging Like this asshole had bulging

(48:13):
pockets with ammo. Like these arethings no, we just don't think of,
and it'll get you killed, bythe way, so will the prescription
pill industry. I didn't get intoit excited. I was like, how
many times am I talking about it? Sorry? But look, I blame
partially the medical industry. They're killingus all the medical industry, get us
all killed. I already told youabout the book. Is Peiser's efficacy illusion

(48:37):
the zero point eight five percent truthbecause Peiser's vaccine is less than one percent
truth. I don't care what theytold you. Peiser told me because I
read their own report that they usedto get it through, which I bet
your doctor didn't tell your doctor he'sa schmuck because he told you to get
a vaccine that is not safe andnot effective. And when you next time

(48:58):
you see your doctor, you walkin there, you looking dead in the
damn eye, and you say,Alex ExHAM told you you walk them and
you walk in there, you lookat him in the eye and say,
doctor, Can I ask you adirect question? Yes, did you read
Pfizer's report on the efficacy before youtold me it was at the efficacy was
ninety five percent? Watch the reactionon his face. You'll know if he's

(49:19):
lying. He got caught. He'llpause, ask him what's wrong? Cat,
got your tongue? Yeah, youdon't have to be a jerk like
I am right now. Frankly,I wouldn't do it that way, right,
I would be very nice about it, So he'd tell me the damn
truth. You come at him,you know, out out the gate.
You know you gotta use a littleMLP. You gotta do a Jedi mind
trick. Look, I got abook on that. It's called Jedi Mind
Tricks. Picked it up. It'smy best selling book right now. For

(49:40):
some reason, ambulance went by.That means that someone dropped dead at the
old folks Owe. So look,yeah, yeah, yeah, I hope
they're okay, Go get a voice. Look the blog post at alexxim dot
com calm is sound. You needto read that because there's stuff in here
I didn't think about about surve ivinga mass shooting. Including here. I'll

(50:00):
give you one right, and youmight think barricading is also great. There's
seeking take shelter with four points,there's fight, and it says as a
last resort, it might have tobe your first. I don't know if
I should have let that. Icould have changed that, but I left
it. But listen to this,because people forget about this. You go,
oh god, I'm defenseless, areyou? Look around? The point

(50:23):
made by the AI expert we createdsays fire extinguishers, chairs or even pens.
Think about that. If it's inoffice. That happens a lot of
times. Pick dude, depend Ihave my throwing pen here. I mean,
listen to it. By the way, I'm just gonna drop it from
where my mouth is, where themic is. It's pretty solid. This

(50:43):
isn't a tactical pen, as youknow. This is my favorite pen in
the world. Look, anyone wantsto buy me a Christmas gift, I'm
serious. I love it. It'slike a seven dollars pen. I forget
how much you are, but itis. It might be eleven bucks,
I think the last time I boughtit at the store office Max Staples something
like that. It is the arrowpen, and you'll know which one it

(51:06):
is. It looks like it's sterirly. It's obviously stainless steel, but it's
got the the beautiful arrow arrow asthe clip for your lapel, and it's
just it writes well. And thisone's out of ink, by the way,
so I gotta get that refilled.And guess what if you send me
a pen, I'll send you mypen. You want my actual throwing pen.
This is my second one. NowI've only gone through two of these

(51:28):
in like twelve years. Think aboutthat. The other one I threw so
much I finally just wrecked it,and that it took a long time.
These are the best damn pens inthe world, all right. For no,
they're not. Really they're not.I mean, yeah, you could
get a really expensive pen that wouldprobably blow this away, and I'd be
like, oh my, I lovepens, by the way, I love

(51:49):
pens, and it would amaze mebecause I write everything down. But I
love this pen and it's actually,this is in great shape. I just
need to if I'm sure, ifI change the ink. But as much
as I throw it, I shouldprobably have another. You think I throw
it on the show. You shouldsee when I throw it when I'm frustrated
for no damn reason. You knowwhat I wanted to tell you, and
I forgot. I was so disturbedby that shooting last night. I went

(52:14):
off air and I felt drained,like because as you know, I've been
fighting this kind of illness. Byby the way, I feel much better
as I haven't coughed once, right, so my throat is definitely clear a
lot. I felt so much betterthis morning. Thank you for your prayers,
folks. But I was so disturbedand I was like, I just
I knew. Look, we allknew I had to talk about it tonight,
you all. I mean, Iknow that there were listeners going,

(52:35):
okay, well we know what Alexis talking about. I want to hear
what he's gonna say now, ormaybe you said I'm sick of here and
talk about it. Who knows.But that's why I really didn't want to
talk about it much. And afterreading that this guy did it and left
and didn't off himself or have ashoot out there at the police, I'm
like, this could keep happening,and it's very rare by the way that
they don't put a bullet in theirhead. Now he's apparently if anyone's got

(52:57):
the news, let me know inthe chat. But on my phone on
I said, Frank, I don'twant to be distracted. But the last
I heard he was hunkered down.They thought in the house if it was
him and explosions which could have beenflashbangs. It doesn't mean he has explosions,
but this guy, he might haveexplosions. Not hard to make.
So you know, people realize thatI don't want to get into it.

(53:20):
I want to give you anybody ideas, but I mean, it doesn't it
people think, oh god, yeah, bombs are so rare. No,
bro, I gotta be careful.I can't say pipe bomb, but my
friends and I used to make,say fireworks when we're younger. It doesn't
take much. You take shotun showand teeth the gunpowder out ain't that hard.
So people think you got to likesit there and mix C four,

(53:44):
which, by the way, couldget you killed trying to make it.
But and I'm not going to tellyou how, but look, I was
so disturbed by the events, andI said, this thing ain't gonna end.
This is it's just another one,and we're gonna hear about another one.
And did I tell you? Iwas driving down like ocean the other
day and it was just a beautifulday, and I was thinking about,

(54:05):
you know what show I was gonnado, thinking about the show prep.
This is a while ago, likelast week or something. It wasn't that
long ago, but and I thought, huh, I hate even putting that
in the atmosphere because you see whathappens almost but I didn't do it.
But I got, huh. Wehaven't had a mass shooting in a while.
I mean, we had a badone here in California. A guy
went into the Asian dance hall rememberthis one, and it was we went

(54:29):
into two places. It was thwartedby a good Samaritan, the Sun's the
Sun's owner of the actual place,so thank god for him. I was
a hero, young, soft spokenkid. Thank god it was there.
But I wish you'd have been armedand just blasted the bastard. But I
was so disturbed. I did somethingI haven't done in I can't remember years

(54:51):
and years, and I'm not reallya video gamer anymore, but I was
in the day and I but Isave all my stuff because some of it
can valuable at times. I brokeout my PlayStation two and for some reason,
I hooked up my PlayStation three.That's all I have now right,
I have a PlayStation two. Iused to have an Xbox at anymore.

(55:12):
But because I'm an old school gamer, I like the old time. Don't
have a PS five or four,you know, the new stuff. So
I got these cheap. But Ihave a PS well, the PS two
I got. My ex gave methat, so that was a Christmas gift
and I bought the PS three yearsand years later after it was popular,
like it was popular then the fourcame out, like the five was already

(55:32):
out. I think now the fourwas out. Nobody wanted the three.
It was like dead weight, soyou could get them cheap. Because I'm
an old school get so I gotlike, in a strange way, I
wanted to get back to like wholesomenessand you know, I don't know retro
gaming right makes me think wholesome times, good time seventies eighties when I mean
they happened, but not like this. One of the worst ones in the

(55:54):
eighties was the Sanya Sie Jerome McDonald'slook it up. It was horrible,
scared the crap out of music.I like every kid loved McDonald's. Would
kill a man, well a childfor a happy meal. Remember when you
were that age and you would killsomeone for a happy meal. You kill
your best friend for the happy mealbecause there was that damn toy in it.

(56:16):
And it was like some of thosehappy meal toys, by the way,
are worth money. Like it's astrange little thing to collect. But
I guess yeah. The point isI felt like nostalgia and just like home
cooking, are we already pushing thebreak homely crad this show? But I
think that's what it was I wantedlike that. I wanted to go back

(56:36):
to retro gaming. I haven't,and I thought about breaking out my Yes,
believe it or not, I havean N sixty four because I'll never
ever give up my Golden Eye cartridge. Golden Eye was the greatest shooter ever
created in my opinion. That's howold school I am. Didn't break it
out though. I was like,okay, this is enough, and I
sat here. Oh there's a littlebit cough. But I sat there and

(57:00):
played a few games with some oldschool games, Fight Night, Shadow of
the Colossus and what's the other one? I popped in Brave, really fun
little Native American game like I shouldhave won awards. It was such a
cute but just original game. Anyother old school gamers out there, I
know everybody's into the VR and everything. I like it. I mean,

(57:20):
I used to play war Thunder.That's a pretty popular PC game. I
just I can't look. I'm tellingyou it was the plug the children's ears.
If you don't want to hear aboutdrugs, but I'm telling you it
was the psilocybin. Ever since theMagic Mushrooms, I have been on a
creative binge again, microdosing you don'thave to go crazy with it and all
these creative projects for years, I'mjust pulling off the ball. I've never

(57:44):
done two Halloween shows in a year. I did three in a year.
I wrote five books in a yearor six? How many? I got
five more on the shelf. Icould put them out now, but I
got to prove them, and Idon't want to release them until after the
Halloween. I don't want to distractanybody. It's all about Halloween. We're
five days away. Oh god,I just got heart palpitation. All right,

(58:05):
Look when I come back, youwere gonna hear two, and I'm
gonna time it right. I'm sorryfor the fringe people who sometimes I get
the little bit of the end,which you've always got to hear these shows
off. It's the commercials, it'sthe timing. But I'm gonna try and
get it right. Screw the damncommercials. If I have to, I'll

(58:27):
cut in early. But I wantyou to hear two very very very little
known spooky stories that you're gonna love, almost like the AI one from last
night, which was so original.I know Linda liked it from the chat.
All right, folks, So whenwe come back, continuing, We've
got five nights to Halloween. Folks. Oh my god, did I mention

(58:47):
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host for Live Talk alex Exum andwe're back for the second hour, bringing
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time. So I hope you gota little snack, little snacky pooh.
I grabbed. You know, I'mgonna tell you what I grabbed because I
actually really like this. You mightnot know about them. I grabbed it.
I don't do dairy. This isthe only time I divulge. I've
been trying to keep away from Darry. But it's ellen real Greek yogurt,

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traditional family recipe, handcrafted in Seattle. That's not a bonus, but I'll
forgive them. That lemon curd fromAlinos is pure damn gold. I just
I tried it one day and Iwas like, oh my god, I'm
hooked. One. Try one anddone. I don't know what's in that

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stuff, but it's like crack ofyogurt. I want to play one of
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his color is poor, doctor.The will to live is a remarkable
thing. Every cell in the bodymusters its own peculiar chemistry, its own
soul. If you wish, Joe, why should somebody get to breakfast show?

(01:08:20):
As long as I gotta get upand get your food before the maid
comes, you be in here whenit's ready. Shatter me so early in
the morning, girl, Don't shatterhim so early in the morning. Who
do you think you are? Well, who do you think you are?
Stop it? You never stop andthink of anybody else. You only do
that once in a while. Younever wonder how it is for the people
around people around me. There's all. Just don't cry, that's all.

(01:08:42):
Why not? Why shouldn't I cry? Can't you listen to a Joe?
Don't tell me it breaks your heartor something like that. It terrifies me.
Why when you cry? Well,it's another sayre I've created that so
well, listen to him. Walkinto the kitchen this morning, my wife
looked at me and she began tocry. Your copy. You want you
for something? What do you want? Why did you cry? Oh?

(01:09:06):
Please tell me, Please tell mewhy. I want to know what happened
to me this morning? Yes,all of a sudden you turned into a
small man in an undershirt. Wellit's hot. You wouldn't understand if I
told you, Yes, I would, small man in an undershirt like somebody

(01:09:27):
i'd never seen before, a stranger. And I know you're not a stranger.
What my life is up to now? Oh no, oh no it
is. I love you and thisis what it's gotten me, little man,
little failure in an unders Did youhear what I said, I said,
oh no, it isn't. Whatare you talking abou don't you think
I know stupid? What are youtalking about? The guy? The guy
that comes around stupid or something?What do you think I don't know or

(01:09:51):
something? So so yeah, sowhat you don't care that I know?
I said, so what didn't I? Yeah? Yeah, you did?
Well leave me, I don't know. I got to keep seeing him,

(01:10:13):
Joe, I don't love you anymore. I don't care a thing for you.
Nothing, huh, Joe, justnot a thing after ten years.
Now, I'm like dirt. Iworked my head off. I worked my
head off so you can have amate. I can't even get my socks
done. You sit around all day. I whipped yourself with it. Yeah,

(01:10:34):
just like dirt. Lets okay,okay, Joe, to let you
know where you stand. You wantme to tell you some things about yourself?
You want me to You're a verylittle man, Joe. Oh,
I started to guy. Then Oh, I know it's been building up for

(01:10:56):
a long time, but this morningI felt it for the first time.
While I was talking to Vera,something all at once slipped away, and
something in me tried to grab outafter it, but it was gone,
and I had a little pain.Then, once a long time ago,
on a summer's night and a moonlightat night, I stood on a lonely

(01:11:18):
street corner and stretched my arms outfor the world, and Vera stood close
to me. I love you,Joe. You're not small, Joe.
I love you. This morning therewas a small pain and I started to
dige. Hi Joe for hire hera trick? Fine? Fine? That

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great? Eh? Yeah, excuseme? Everything great? Ah? What's
the matter with you? With me? With me? Yeah? Something funny,
I'll tell you, dontorry. Ohwhat's funny? Huh? You are?

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You're a funny man. What doyou mean? How can anybody be
as miserable as you? Huh?Now? Look, where's the five for
the picnic? Joe? Oh?Everybody in the office but Joe Turner.
Last year the picnic committee had towait until September to park you from five.
But look, I don't have it. That's all. I have been

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delegated to tell you something, Joe. Wait a minute, tonight is the
poker game? Yeah, what aboutit? Don't come what I have been
delegated to tell you that the boysdon't want it. The boys say you
can't pay your justin on his debts. You can't afford to play poker herb
for your own protection? Cre whatoh Herb? What's the matter with you?

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I look forward so much hurt?Joe? Good Morrow, fair one.
What's drink from you? On bubblingbrook of a water cool hill and
mind? Guess you drink? Drink? You crazy? Huh Joe? Yeah?

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I need something? Joe? Whather if? You go away?
Between Joe and me? Now comeon, I need it, now go
away. This is between my littleshortstop and me. Okay, but you'll
tell me later. No, Iwon't eat an excud do. Hello,
Joe? What are you looking atme like that? For? You're just

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lucky? You don't have kids,that's all? What are you talking about?
I've always wanted kids. What makesme so lucky? I don't have
any? You kidding? Watch theNew One. I can't tell you my
source, but my source says yourwife's running around my Joey. My source

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never lies, Joe or I don'tknow who told you, but she's lying.
It's not a she, it's ahe and Joey. There isn't a
better source alive. I know becauseI've got a lady friend who knows this
party we're discussing, and what she'stold me, he's told her about Phyllis.

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Yeah, don't say anything to anybody, Not to anybody. Why should
I say anything, because it's somethingthat my wife, My wife and I
will straighten out. Just please don'ttell anybody. Thats ah, little sure
stuff, little joy who died thesmall debts. Phyllis's face wavered and lost

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focus and dissolved into the day ofcolumns and posting and bus suns and minus
and cyphers and herb coming over justbefore lunch. Hey man, tough about
your wife. Heard she's running around? I had no good. It was
strange. It was the kind ofsurrender bits of me seemed to be making,

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as if I were drowning, submergingonly so far and getting used to
it, and then sinking a littlemore. There was a time, a
bright spring day, when a girllaughed at a very wonderful thing I had
said, and touched my hand.There were days turner, see you,

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Oh sure, mister Collins, bythe way in my office, sure,
mister Collins, Or yes, sir, I have a seed, thank you.
This is not a depression. Wewere in Turner. Now, sir,
far from eleven law. I'd callit. It's a good sign anybody

(01:15:53):
who invests in the falseconomy. AndI'll mind you. I'm not saying at
this stage we just passed. Ohit was anything but healthy. But now
we've got to do little bit moreretrenching here. You agree, Oh yes,
sir, yes, you're fired,Turner. Economists all over the country
agree there's a strong inventory that's fluidis the soundest investment, and that any
company that carries too much of aload as far as personnel is concerned,

(01:16:14):
foolish. Now I only appeal yourintelligence. You can see for yourself that
we must cut down our expensives.You crying, Turner, mister, we've
got level off. Now I've chargedto show that there's no time like now
to undertake mister Collins, that's whatisn't it'll work for less money? Well,

(01:16:39):
please please don't fire. Well,I'll take a cut. Figure out
how much I'm worth to you.Why don't you do that? Figure out
how much I'm worth you. I'lltake your cut. You're forcing me to
say, we don't need you,We don't want people like you in organization.
You're fired. You are listening toDestruction, Tonight's presentation in Radio's outstanding

(01:17:23):
Theater of Frills Suspense. Later tonighton most of these stations, CBS Radio
continues mister Keane's latest serial thriller,The Ice Queen Murder Case. The old
investigator finds himself skating on thin icein his efforts to find clues. Tonight

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through Friday of this week, continuewith mister Keen Tracer of lost Persons.
Now we bring back to our Hollywoodsoundstage Laurence Dobkin Tonight's production of Destruction,
A tale well calculated to keep youin suspense, Doctor Landis, Yes,

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mister Turner synadic a bluish color indicatinglack of oxygen. Yes, it seems
to me only a thought. Butit seems to me you had a thought.
Doctor. If mister Turner had nowill to live for the one or
the desire, I don't know.I wouldn't. I'll prepare the syringe.

(01:19:18):
What missus Porter said for me todo? So that she got your dinner
to serve it to you, andthen I was through for the dinner?
Where is missus Porter? Did shetell you where she was going? What
did missus Porter tell you? Whereshe was going, she said out,
So she told me, she saidout. Why don't you know didn't she
call you up at the office.This keeps you over time, doesn't it
call my staying on to serve mydinner or to talk to somebody on the

(01:19:41):
telephone. I thought, sure itwas you the way almost I was ironing
her things in the kitchen. Ididn't hear the words, just that kind
of soft laugh missus Porter has sometimeswhen she's talking on the phone. I
didn't hear the words, but Isure thought it must be you she was
talking to. It was, andshe went into the bedroom and called out
to me to iron that silk blousefirst. Philly once got low off the

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shoulder. Yes, yes, Oh, you sure got an attractive wife,
mister Porter. And we two getalong real fine. It's around four.
She went out, smelling pretty andlooking real nice. I said, you
have a nice time now, missusPorter didn't tell you where she was going.
I'll talk to you on the phone. Well, I guess i'll be
gone nothing, but why don't youstay a little while we'll we'll talk.

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I hate to eat alone. I'llbe through eating in just a few minutes.
And you could clear the table andmaybe wash the dishes and bite.
Then missus porter will be me porter. She's already paid you the not me.
Besides, besides what I was you, I'd go to a movie or
something. Missus Porter's not liable toget home until real late. That's what
she said to me, she said, tell him not to wait up.

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It was moving in on me,all the dying that had happened to me
during the day, moving in,adding a very close now, the emptiness,
the stillness left behind when she walkedout of the house, and the
quick dark of nightfall speeding through therooms now moving in one, and the
sigh of wind close to my earand farther away, the silence somehow quivering,

(01:21:29):
trembling somehow threw the grass and onthe leaves in the yard outside,
And it was close to me asI went into another room for the closet
that held VIA's clothes, that heldthe perfume she wore, in the scent
of seasons long dead and the seasondying even now, And back into the
room a room where a long timeago. Joy, baby, look what

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you've done. You may think you'reoffline there, trick sunny tricks. It
just wouldn't work for me. Butit's going to hey bar. Set me
up another row wine glasses. Gottashow my friend here is requisting your arm.

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Eh did you say friend? Yousaid something I said, don't bother.
You don't care if I ever dothis trick. No, it's not
ever in my whole life, Iever do the log I don't. You're
not a true friend. Why anytrue buddy would forget it? You show
somebody else. I'll move Where areyou going? Get your paws off of

(01:22:42):
me, I'll get my ball.I like you. You're my friend.
I'm gonna show you my trick.Don't you get your hands off of me.
You didn't show me a thing,because you're gonna sit right there where
you were sitting, and you're goingto be friendly and watch a trick.

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Else, I'm gonna smash your facein, little one, make your drink
beer right up the ballroom floor,shad one. I like you, little
one. I like how you payattention. I like wellt least do mister
Stevens, he's the kind of glass. You're a lad I find up coming

(01:23:26):
lad you are. Look, Idon't worry about them. Mister Stevens do
all the tricks you want? Noold customer like you, who's gonna mind
you? Hear that, little one. This lad's a friend. He likes
to see me do tricks. Sure, I have a battle of fun,
mister Stevens. Now this trick,I'm gonna show you. What's your name?

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Little one man? What's your name? Joe? Joe Porter? You
don't look good, Joe. Soyou look sick, tale and sick.
You're sick. No, you're sickold. Look look mister, Please,
do you want to tell me something, Joe? Because I'm listening. It's
like you said, I don't feeltoo great. It's all I want to

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do. Mister. Just sit hereand have a quiet drink. What eats
you, Joey? Nothing? It'snot any girlfriend. No, why here?
The type has got a wife,little one. And if you got
a thing good, gave me alone, Joe, And I tell you what
I'm gonna do. This trick Ido with a row of glass. Oh,

(01:24:30):
and it's gonna take your mind offwhatever it is that's eating away on
you. A man like you,a little one like Joe, he's bound.
I have something going for him withthese women. Folks. Now,
don't tell me nothing about that becauseI know and Stevie's got a trick with
a row of wine glass. Now, why did you go and do a

(01:24:54):
thing like that, little one?Why you go and spoil my trick?
Because I had enough of you.I had enough of your jaws, some
mouth. You're a slave, You'rea fat, over drunk slater. Cut
to you. Wanna shut them out? Pase what I said? Ool you?
You come on outside on that wrongmister Stevens. Come around the side
of the bar. Lad. Wegot ourselves a drunk here, that's what's

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wrong, Lad, smashing nice glasses. Whatever he kept at me, that's
what he kept bothering me, keptdigging at me. You got yourself away,
drunk, lad, A rush mancan't hardly find peace and a little
fun anymore. They're out, mister. We don't want any trouble. I
wasn't making any trouble. It's him, it's this many. He don't understands

(01:25:40):
your ladders. The only way tomake a drunk understand you kick their teeth,
throw them away, man, sure, missus Stevens, come on,
you can't walk. I've got away. He dragged me out, threw me

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into the gutter. A man anda young woman walks by farming, a
girl really with a nighttime soft onher face. She tugged his sleeve and
stopped him, and they looked atme. But what I found, Dicky,
a drunk, Yeah, drunk inthe gutter. That's where the wine
leads straight to the gutter. Isthat what he hears? A whino boozer,

(01:26:40):
Whino guy in the gutter. CamTouhino, Hello, down there,
mit your boozer. Let's go,baby. There's sights and sights. I
want to see sights, and goodnight me, touino. Sleep tight,
mit, you boozer, sleep tight, Wake up right, come on.

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And they walked on it, andit had a kind of warmth towards this
dying and the hurt with a manwho hit me in the humiliation part of
it a matter of dying and hadbegun a long time ago, far off
time ago, and became the manof the tricks, and a girl with
sights to see him, and alongthe gutter the question ran, how much

(01:27:29):
longer now? How much further todie? Wonder? No wars to it.
You're hurt, mister, oh youhurt your face towards baby, all
in a gentle touch on the hurt. You've been in a fight. You've
been drinking and getting a fight.You shouldn't not a fellow like you,

(01:27:55):
nice looking fellow like you, Letme help you? I want, honest,
I want she helped me out.Maybe you ought to wash up a
little, dust yourself up so likeyou wanted to go home looking like a
wall hitting man like you. Therethere, you're gonna be newest pie.

(01:28:29):
What's your name? Ellie? It'sEllen, but you say Eli. I
don't know why you should h mhm. Deal's nicer. Ellie's doing nice?
Yes, but I n the newestpie. I get this stuff.
By the way, what's yours?Right? What's your name? Foolish?

(01:28:57):
Joe? Hi? Joe? Hi? Mind? I sit next to the
patient. Mind? Why are youdoing all this? What? Pick me
out of the gutter? Bring mehere? Take yes? Drunk in the
gutters? Face fash no, no, no, I'm not. I'm asking

(01:29:20):
a simple question. Why one humanbeing able to do a thing like that,
do something nice like that, andanother one will or what polish?
You really are? Sit a coupleof minutes if you want, Jelly,
you sit just the way you are? What are you doing? Watch me?

(01:29:40):
I do it. Well, Ido that good. Every light in
the room goes on just there's oneswitch. I had an electrician come up
once. And why did you dothat? Ask me again, why why
did you turn on? All?Get a good look at you, Joe,
A real close look, Ellie.All I wanted get out of here,

(01:30:05):
Joe, Why don't make me alot out of yell about it?
Just get out before? You werenice to me kind No more. Why
it's not much to us? Justwhy tell me you got someplace to go,
someplace far from here? Yes,I have, I have a home

(01:30:25):
and wife there. I saw itonce as a kid, and I saw
it once never forgot. Well areyou talking? I saw it? I
was a kid. This man fellflat on the street. I came up
close and I saw his face closeas I under you. What's that got
to do? Do it somewhere else? Die somewhere else? Uh? Land

(01:31:32):
is quickly hm nor A pinephrine shouldhave normally it would have, but it
didn't. No response to the bloodvolume. No longer a question of that,
then, Land aside see plasma ora penephrene and the one medication we

(01:31:58):
cannot give beyond our power to give, but his body seems to have lost
the world to live. There's achemistry that kills that we know nothing about.

(01:32:26):
He's dead suspense in which stopkin,We's start in Morton Fine and David

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(01:34:36):
and June Havoc, Auto Light hopesonce again to keep you in suspend the
DeMarco's Nami had said goodbye that letme alone backstage. I'm always late anyway

(01:35:00):
the bill, and I'm always thelast to leave the theater. Say just
what do you mean coming into alady's dressing room without knocking? Hi,
kutie, I never heard of acall boy. You know how to say?
Are you decent? Relax? Relax, take it easy. We can't
all be double eden. All right, what do you want? He's outside?
Who is outside? Some john youwon't like? Say he's got a
date with you. Oh baby,you're closing the night Tomorrow you'll be in

(01:35:21):
far off Detroit. Then you'll wishyou'd done the loop with me once.
Come on, let you want medo our own circuit time. I have
a date. Thank you, andwill you go out and tell him to
come in if you please? Youcan do better than him? Yeah,
yeah me. Oh ah, youknow you got real talent, honey.
You need somebody to watch out foryou in the profession. I mean,

(01:35:43):
now, what's a cute little tricklike you taking fourth billing to a lot
of hoofers up? Oh, gloryof baby, this is your lesson.
I told you before. I don'tlike to be touched by you or anybody
else. You need to think yourmeaning. Get here? Okay, okay,
your stage door, Johnny, ain'tgonna be no improvement. Believe me,
I dear the very idea dog gone? Where did I put that?

(01:36:10):
I believe I'm on time. Theclock on the regular towers just struck your
left, and I'm vincent, hassan. Oh yes, and beauty like the
night of cloudless climbs and starry skiescome again. I'm not what you expected,
of course, won't you come in? Mister here? Let me take

(01:36:31):
your hat, mister hawk. I'llonly be a minute. I'm leaving Chicago
close tonight, you know, Detroittomorrow. I was related packing and all
I'm not quite dressed. Props anyway, theatrical trunk. This is a big
trill to me, Gloria of fatRush, Gloria of fay trends in bends.

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Yeah that's me. Well, wellthis is my first experience in meeting
an artist. Well really, it'sa lovely name, Gloria. It fits
your very lovely girl. She hada woman's mouth with all its pearls complete,
and for her eyes. What couldsuch eyes do there but weep and

(01:37:15):
weep that they were born so fair? Well, it's something of your own.
I only wish it were. It'sa narrative poem of keats about a
woman who turned into a second Well, gee, that's a cheerful, little
earful, I must say. Andwhat do you got there? That's a
flower? A rose for you here? Oh thanks, yeah, I like
roses. I thought it looked nicein your head, Gloria. Oh yeah,

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well thanks, thanks a lot.That's real nice for your hair.
Yes, okay, And this,now, this is something for both of
us. Is that whiskey? No, no, hardly, it's wine.
It's shabby. It's a fine bouquet. Should lend a note of chair to
our little dressing room, and twoglasses, she thought of everything. Fine

(01:38:00):
wine should always be sipped from Crystal. Don't you thing I planned on going
out. I'll only be a minute. I'll finish dressing behind the screen.
Same, mister Hawthorne. What's yourfirst name? Vincent? Save Vincent?
Thank you Vincent. Just so weget everything clear on both sides. Funny

(01:38:27):
situation, you see, because Idon't quite know because we are having what
it's called a blind date. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, you're in
my mind. I just wanted itto be understood on both sides that I
am not in the of course.But but lately I've been thinking that,
after all, how is an artistlike myself who spent practically all her life

(01:38:47):
training for a professional and then finallygoes out on the road. Since since
Vodleville is coming back, now,you know, how's she ever going to
meet people? Get the point?Certainly? Of course, I understand that
completely. We'll just have our littlemidnights. I was coming in when I
was a little girl. Say,by the way, did you ever catch
an act called Diane? Diane?I'm not a positive. Well, you

(01:39:08):
hardly have forgotten her of your head. Diane was my mother. Oh indeed,
she was an acrobatic answer. Yeah, it's almost entirely her act that
I'm doing really well. When wewere playing Chicago once when I was a
little girl, we went to alittle restaurant off a Gold coast which enjoyed
largely theatrical clientele. It's called Gregory's. I thought we'd go. There are

(01:39:30):
your game, mister Harbor. Itsounds delightful. You you say that your
mother is dead. Yes, Dianedied three months ago. I terribly,
terribly sorry, my dear. Wellthanks, I say that you're going to
your mother, went't you? Shewas an artist too, and she told

(01:39:53):
you how to accomplish all of thosethose remarkable feats that you've been performing on
the stage. Diane taught me everything. I know. Really remarkable. At
what you do at the end ofyour act, and you stand on in
that chair and bend all the wayback so slowly, and then take the
goblet of wine with your teeth anddrink it. Well, thank you,

(01:40:15):
I've worked hard. Of course,either you are double jointed or you're not.
Of course, what does she dieof? You might say that when
Bonneville began to die, mother beganto die to it. It wasn't the
money, but with radio and yousee you have to see a dancer kind
of radio. In view of thosecircumstances, you could almost say that your

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mother was say, where do youlive? I was born in London?
London. We were thinking about playingAustralia once. London is a great many
miles from Australia. You would liketo get over to London, they say,
Australia's London is a very lonely fullof lonely people. That's not the

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world is full of lonely people.Gloria, in your short lifetime, has
that fact come to your attention?Well? Really, that kind of talking
ruin an evening, you're gonna talklike that. I don't know about us,
we'll hear it. Hey, whatare you doing? Put away that
knife? I'm just opening our bottle, Gloria. Oh, I told you
I don't want to drink here.I want to go to Gregory's. Come

(01:41:21):
on, come on, let's putthe show on the road. Here's one
father looking. No, I don'tlike the looks of that knife. Nobody
needs a knife that big to opena bottle with. This is a trick
knife. sEH. You press alittle button and the knife's gone, just
like that, Just appears into thehandle. Well, I don't like it.
People get hurt with knives. No, No, you're wrong or wrong

(01:41:43):
about that. People get knife's avery handy instrument. A good knife is
hard to find. A good knifeis a friend, Gloria, the only
friends you can depend on. Sometimesthey say steel is cold, but it's
really warm. It's warm as thehuman body. Well, just for your
information, I don't like your knife, and while we're at it, I
don't think I like you either.I'm selling that my knife, right,
I don't know. I think maybeyou'd better go, Gloria, don't be

(01:42:06):
angry with me. I'm most anxiousto take you to Gregory's, where you
once went with your mother many manyyears ago. I don't know. I
think we have something that you didn'thave at that time. Champagne five corner
by candlelight of the music. Whatdoes a girl do when she draws a

(01:42:27):
gentleman like you? Why she hasa little glass of wine to celebrate?
I could God, here we go. I haven't said anything about my dreads.
One for you, one for me? Right, yes to your pleasant

(01:42:51):
evening? Vincent? No, Gloria, yes to us? Okay, then
here here's to us. Yes,that's nice, Vincent. I'd like to
ask your personal questions. What issomebody like you do for a living.

(01:43:12):
I was a part of Rembrandt andSilvers. Yeah, sounds like a soft
shoe. No, the wine merchants, Oh Gloria, when you bend back
like you do and you drink outof that glass, is that wine you
drink? All? Of course?Not, that's only colored water. Did

(01:43:36):
you know that the cork in thebottle is sometimes more expensive than the wine
itself. It's important from Spain,though imported. That's what cost the money.
Is another thing I have wanted about. Is it true that it's bad
luck to whistle in a dressing room? That's silly. That's a chorus girls,

(01:43:57):
superstition artists say they don't worry aboutthat. I see. I'm most
grateful that you answered my note thisafternoon, Vincent. Why did you send
the note to me with those sixbeautiful Cardoza's sisters on the same bill.
I thought them very ordinary girls,the least beautiful life, not beautiful like

(01:44:18):
you. No, No, whatmade you answer my note? I had
three birds this morning buds. Oh, he means good lucky. And then
then when I got your note.Naturally, I took it to Mamie.
She does handwriting too, and shesaid, you must be a fine gentleman,

(01:44:40):
and otherwise I wouldn't have answered youbecause I've never had a blind date
before that. I'm most grateful tomany. Well, well, I think
it's about time we left. Idon't know, Gloria. I see that
you have a portable fane. Gotto travel with that. That's an old
one's no, but it doesn't workto well, I've got to have a
I'm very fond of music, Gloria. What it doesn't work? Wonderful?

(01:45:04):
Hey, mister, what about thisone? Moonlight Madonna? Why that's the
music you're using? Your actress day? I told you that phonograph doesn't work.
Oh, come on, Gloria,I see that that works. Fine?
You see all right? Now,come on, I finished my drink.
Let's go. Could we have anotherone? And listen to the record.

(01:45:27):
I've had enough and and you've hadenough to so let's to wear that
fair piece for your information, misterWi's guy. This fir piece was given
to Diane by mister nat Kelsheim ofthe Morris Office, and it's practically unobtainable
on the day's market. You justcan't get it. Now. I can
wear this anywhere anywhere at all,And Gloria, is that it doesn't do

(01:45:50):
you justice. Nothing, Nothing isbeautiful enough. Girl with lips. Don't
you touch me? Don't you evertouch me? You you shouldn't have done
that. When I was a littlegirl. One night I was standing in
the wings watching Diane on a stage. Hand kissed me on the neck,
and I just well, and he'sstill carrying the scar in his forehead.

(01:46:10):
I took the heel on my shoeand I hear him, listen, don't
you never try to touch me again. See never come on now. We
had our wine at sup quarter aftereleven. We're gonna go. We're going
right now. Me hear the restof this record. You get out,
You get out on my dressing Ido not want to leave yet. I'll
show you you. Hey, there'sno use. I have the key.

(01:46:40):
That Bill is the name of thestage snowman that I met coming in a
liberal gratuity, a gentle hint,and he obligingly left you and me alone,
Gloria. And there we were inthe dressing room backstage, and that
empty fair mister Hawthorne his knife andme auto light is bringing you, mister

(01:47:17):
Charles Lawton and Miss June Havoc inblind date Tonight's production in radio's outstanding theater
of thrills suspense, Hey half,listen to this A letter from my old
Arab pal hassem been on the Karachicamel keeper. Dear Harlow, he says,

(01:47:42):
you win wager. I now havea dozen droopy, dramedaries dying for
a drink. What was the wager? Oh? I bet him a model
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of my dressing. There's no reasonto be afraid of me. Gloria.
You take your wid and sit downand listen to the music. Yeah,
I don't want How wide did youdo? Because I don't want to have
another drink here? I want toleave. I'm that. Don't you be
impatient? Gloria will leave in amoment. Why can't we leave now?
I want to get out for somefresh air. Frightened? No, I'm

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not. Are you promised to takeme to Gregory's for supper? I've done
four shows a day for six daysand I'd like to relax. And tomorrow
I've got to listen. I'll evenchange my first piece, mister Hawthorn.
Loneliness is a terrible thing. Youcan wander in a city of a million
people and yet have no one tospeak with, and you wonder, and

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you think there is no cure forloneliness. And there is a cure as
I watched you there dancing on thestage. I knew that loneliness has a
cure, just a simple kiss banishedloneliness. Well, you're not going to
kiss me, I'll tell you thatmuch. I don't care how lonely you
are. When I'm think of thisrecord, I wish i'd never answered your

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no. I'll tell you that,but you did answer it, and here
we are. Girl can make amistake. You didn't make a mistake.
I'm a humble man, and Iapologize to you. Unlock the door.
I have been studying you, Gloria, ever since I came into the dressing
room tonight. There is more toyou than just a pretty face. Oh
that kind of talk doesn't impress me. That kind of talk, I'll get
you exactly nowhere. Unlock to doNow, what if I told you that

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you'd successfully pass the test I reallyhave been testing? Oh yeah yeah.
When first I saw you six daysago, I knew there was a lot
more to you than just a prettyface. And that's why I've been to
see you down every day. Iwanted to make sure, and I came
here tonight to test you. Well, what do you mean when you try
to kiss you that was the test. I have to find out what you
were like. A man has tobe careful too about a girl. I

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mean, and when you wouldn't letme kiss you, I knew you were
someone that I could. Oh.Oh, I don't get you at all.
And now you're almost as if youwere going to cry. I have
a confession, Gloria. I havecried a great deal in my life.
Really, have you really the greatdeal? Huh? Well, well,

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then look now that I've passed yourtest. You know what kind of a
girl I am, don't you.I know exactly what kind of a girl
you are, all right, andthen we understand each other and I all
right, and then come on,let's put the show on the road.
Is just one thing. What it'syour dress? What? So? Now
it's my best is it? First? It was my third piece, and

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now it's my dress, very verybeautiful dress. But before we go out,
I would like to see you forthe last time in the costume you
wear for your he oh you justwhat do you think? I like?
The green one best, the goldenspotlight. Well, it's not here.
I've already sent the trunk to thestation. And I don't believe that what's
this, that's my other trunk,and give me the key. I will

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way put the night away. Way. A knife is a very handy instrument.
It's a very handy instrument that you'regoing to break the loft. Get
away from that trunk. Don't youdo that. Don't you ever try to
take my knife away from me.Don't you ever try to take my knife

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away from me. I asked youto do a simple little thing. I
asked you away a costume for me, because you look very pretty in it.
A simple thing like that to takeon you a minute of your time.
You said it's packed and shipped thatI don't think it. I'm going
to find out what I am goingto find out there. And here's the

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dress right on top of beautiful green. I won't put it on there,
do you hear me? I won'tput it on for you or for anybody
else. And tell everything else you'vebroken my trunk. I just had that
screaming point. I will all right, all right, all right, that's
a good girl, you know,Gorrea. I didn't mean anything by showing

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you my knife. It's only justthat I want to see you. I
want to see you exactly issue lookwhen you're performing on the stage, or
so beautiful, Gloria, your eyesare greener than the sea, are so
long and all that isn't going tomake me forget that night or what you've

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done either. I'm just a humbleman. I'm a human being, the
same as you are. But I'monly lonely, Gloria. I'm terribly,
unendurably lonely. You got friends,How does that go? I have no
friends, zad Lamia, No,not one. My presence in wide carrans
hardly known. My parents' bones arein their dustyns a pelchered where no kindly

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incense burns, seeing all their lucklessrace are dead. Save me and I
neglect the holy rite for they putin the costume. Yeah, well now
here it is all right. Nowyou take your look, mister Hawthorne.
Just well, lovely, it isall right. All right then then I

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can Yeah, what are you?What are you doing? How can you
perform without music? Perform? Whyelse would I ask you to put on
your costume? You're to dance forme. I'm not putting on a special
eight for anybody. You can't imaginethe effect that this has on me.
It is the way you twist andturn slowly and silently, so slow,

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so lovely and so alone, ohso very much alone, all alone?
How could I be alone? Andfull of you? You can be alone
in a city of a million people. You had no one in that theater,
glory, even though it was crowded, and now here in your dressing
room. You have me to watchand you can perform for me alone.
Hey, what's the idea of allbut the ones around your mirror? That's

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your spotlights around the stage. That'sfor me and no one knows. Don't
you scream again? Don't you scream? Whatever you do that upset? If
I do my ex for you,if I do it just the way I
do it on the stage, onlyonly this time, just for you.

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If I do for you like that, we please go away. Yes,
yes, Gloria, that's all Iwant you to do. I just want
you to do it is if youwere on the stage. A sure,
sure? Ha? Oh that's ohthat's gray A twist down down, down,

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down down down. Why can't youdo that for me? Why you
when it comes into theater and allthose other people will watch, I'm sorry,
it's such a small room. Andwhen I do my I can you
would never mind, never mind,you go on with you? That's right,

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easy, easy, slow, slowlyhe remember to do it slowly.

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What you're gonna do? Anything?Want? I just care all my anymore.
I can't dodge. I'm a decent, self respecting girl. I said
in your invitation, I thought youwere gonna be nice. Because you're all
riding, you're gonna be loose.What you do is say I just can't
see the please you. Why can'tyou're going? Where's your God? I'm
gutting all the LaVey alone. Ihate you. I hate you, hate

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me, you hate me. Iknew that when I came in that door
tonight that you hated me. AndI'm accustomed to being hated. And let
me tell you something, every girlwith a nice dress and a pretty face
hates me. Gloria, I don'tcare anymore. I was lonely. I
went to the sitter. I sawyou there on the stage. I thought
you were beautiful. I thought ifI could see you alone in the same
costume that you were its from meand performed just for me, that I

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wouldn't be lonely anymore. That'll beenough. But it doesn't enough. Don't,
don't, don't, don't, don'tyou don't you touch me? I
guess it's the cheapest thing in theworld. I kiss means nothing to you.
To me, it means everything.I kiss would kill my London story.
Never kissed you. I think youwill. I think you will.

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Please please just touch Yes, Lincent, Darling? What you saying? I
said before? Darling? What wouldWhat would you say if I really kissed
you? You said that kiss meanseverything to you. Do you want me

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to really kiss you? I can'tbelieve I kiss you? Really I would,
But but what I'm afraid your knife? Do you actually want to kiss
me? Yes? But but theknife scarce. I never meant to use
that, doloriah yeah, you takeit. M hmm. Now I de

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What have I done? What haveI done? Oh? What have I
been done? They've been looking forhim ever since he left London. They

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knew all about him, so theylet me go self defense. Loneliness is
a terrible things. Said, Well, no matter how longsome I gives,
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