Peeing Next to Milton Berle
Larry talks about spending time with Milton Berle and Red Buttons. Are you a friend of Larry M? Well, slap on some Lilac Vegetal and send in five proofs of purchase to receive this week’s episode. Remember, no topic is too small.
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Show Summary
Our host is amazed by the U.S. postal service, and rightfully so. Then he proudly announces he is out of his soap-melding slump! He is off his sudsy schneid! Like a phoenix rising from its ashes, Larry’s verve for smooshing bars of soap together has been revived!
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“These were things from a medicine show in 1903.”
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Show Credits
Executive Producer: Donny Misraje
Producer: Jeff Fox
Audio Engineer: Chris Laxamana
Show Summary: Matt Fondiler
Web Engineer: Sandy Ganz
25 Comments
SteveP
Non-drinker here signing in from Australia. I know, I know, an Australian who doesn’t drink, crikey!
Max Girth
If this show isn’t a “Friend of Bill” is it by definition an enemy of Bill.
“I was on the wagon, but Larry talked me into getting off”
Peter B
Larry love you sir, but I have to make a correction to a positive little rant about the postal service. They are not doing well at all. That a stamp is a couple cents is not really the issue, but the fact is the USPS is a terrible business model that runs on taxpayer money and is leaking our money all over the place is.
The reason they can charge a couple cents is because we are subsidizing the rest. It does not actually take a couple cents to mail that letter, it is just that all the cost associated with shipping that letter comes out of our pockets and therefore since the government can continually seize money from us to shore up their programs the show goes on. The government has a monopoly on this and like everything the government does they are inefficient and over paid.
Michael James
With how little physical mail we really need anymore I’d be in favor of privatizing it and letting FedEx (or someone similar) run the show. If I’m ever sending a package (ie anything over a pound) I always use fedex. It’s faster and many times cheaper! then the postal service. On the rare occasion that I need to send a piece of paper somewhere, I’m fine with paying a few dollars instead of a few cents if it means I get to see the destruction of another bloated inefficient government bureaucracy!
I’m NOT Adam Carolla, and I DONT need your vote…
Andy B
Did I miss the cut on becoming a member of the drinking society? Can I still become a member?
Help me Larry, you’re my only hope!
Vile
I love you Larry…
…does that make me gay?
DAMN IT!
Unclewoo
WINNING! Oh sorry Larry, wrong tweet.
Hopper
When I was a senior in college, a guy in the apartment below us called us down so we could watch him feed his ball python. He was so proud watching that mouse’s tail disappear down the hatch. My roommate, who was a dead-ringer for Rick Moranis deadpanned, “Dude, if you have a snake as a ‘pet’, you need to seriously re-examine your life.”
To his credit, the guy never brought the snake to the bar. Though, that was probably because given the chance, the snake would have devoured the rodent-like toupée he wore. True story.
lmcast
It’s never too late. See the Larry Miller Drinking Society at the top of the page!
Doug
Thanks for giving the Post Office props. Last week our mail man or woman, not sure on gender, was still delivering mail at 7 o’clock at night in a blizzard.
Smeghed
i was drunk and mailed myself an envelope for my drinking card, will try again
Stacey E
Nice to see someone saying something nice about my former employer. I have to say that I mailed something to someone in the late afternoon and he got it (in prison) before 7 or 8am the next day. I was impressed. That’s the power of the plus 4 zip code.
Frank k.
Checking in from Seattle stop keep up the good work stop two flights planned for the morrow stop will await further orders on socitey stop
big jim
I’ve been yapping about how great the Post Office is for years – mostly to people who think I’m a lack-wit – so it’s nice to be validated by the great Mr. Miller.
Joe
Today I sent my SASE to join the Larry Miller Drinking Society. I like Larry Miller and I like drinking. If they could somehow factor in pizza and naked women, life would be really good.
I have to agree with the positive Post Office comments. I’ve never had a problem with them.
lmcast
I did that, but I’m the one who mails the cards out, so it actually worked! — Jeff
Tracy, a guy from Wisconsin
I’m one of those rare breeds who have never been drunk in their life. Never had more than a sip of alcohol, and I’m 33. I grew up in a household with an alcoholic, so that’s why I have never had a desire to drink.
Anyway, I’m a big fan of the podcast. I’ve been looking for a way to support the podcast. I’ve been thinking about signing up for Gamefly for a long time, and once I heard Larry read the spot, I knew I had to. I’ll be clicking the banner and signing up. Keep up the good work Larry.
big jim
Beat it, Steve. We don’t need your kind here.
RaymondB
Why we have discovered the “8th WONDER OF THE WORLD”
A Sober Australian!
ciga-Rhett
I have a friend who almost got a part-time job sorting mail at our local post office. She would’ve started at $24/hour, to sort mail. A task that anyone with half a brain could do. Does anyone else think this is ridiculous? If the post office were privatized, there’s no way in hell that job would pay $24/hour.
“By the way” that’s OUR tax dollars at work.
tim in seattle
stay away from the vienna sausages
Elliot James
I still have nightmares about seeing Larry’s head on a plate at the old Studio 54 in Manhattan on a Halloween night in 1980 (or ’81).
Kevin H.
Are there any official drinking games to play while listening to the show? Maybe…every time Larry says, “By the way” someone takes a drink. Just a thought.
lmcast
There has been talk about that. Jump on our facebook page and let’s chat and see if we can get the game together!
Laurence Brenton
Didn’t them there English-speakin’ teechurs learn you nothin’ ’bout hyphengenated wurds?