If the number two pencil is the most popular pencil, how come it’s not number one?” Good question. Today’s podcast is about good questionsd what to do about them.
The magnificent George Carlin said, “Why are they called apartments when they’re all stuck together”? Good question. Today’s podcast says there are lots of good questions. Like “How come wrong numbers are never busy?” But be careful of how you answer certain questions.
Thank you for dropping in here on today’s podcast. It’s always good to have your ear—here. You’ve heard people say, “age is just a number.” And they’re wrong. Age is a lot more than just a number. For one thing it’s a good helping of been there done that
Today’s podcast admits that I was born a long time ago. A comedian by the name of Sandy Baron was a friend of mine. He starred in a Broadway show that was based on the idea that he actually wore a neckless…and he wasn’t gay. And gay just meant happy.
Today’s podcast admits thatI was born before television, before penicillin, polio shots, frozen foods, contact lenses, frisbees, and The Pill. There was no radar, no credit cards, no ball point pens, no pantyhose.
Today’s podcast says when I was growing up, there was a 5 & 10 cent store, and you could really buy things for a nickle. You could make a phone call from a pay phone for a nickle, and a nickle would buy you a ride on the subway or the street car. Ice cream cones were a nickle, and so were cokes.
Today’s podcast says when I was a kid, the term, “making out” had to do with how you did on an exam in school. There were no Pizza Huts, no McDonalds, and there was no instant coffee. There was a 5 & 10 cent store, and you could really buy things for a nickle.
