Inspired by a Jimmy Breslin quote Larry waxes nostalgic about the “crooks” and other characters he met while his father worked as a criminal defense attorney. We also learn how to REALLY ruin a 1964 Fury III and why honest people can’t be trusted.
Quote of the week: “Let’s somebody get a hoop, hit the knee and let’s get engaged.”
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Show Credits
Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox
Audio Engineer: Dr. Chris Laxamana
Larry talks about his father owning a tiny car, a Simka. That reminded me of Dave Barry, another very funny fellow, whose dad owned a Nash Metropolitan. Remember those tiny cars that looked lie clown cars?
I sincerely hope I’m not the only one who teared up a little bit at the end.
I was laid up in the hospital for 3 days this week and the only thing I kept thinking was that I was the luckiest guy in the world. Thanks for keeping life in perspective, Larry!
This was perhaps the best story to date. Thanks Dr. Miller.
Fantastic episode. Larry you are a legend.
A delightful story. Hearing tales like this always makes me smile; be it from my family or anyone’s. This is why Larry’s a master comedian, the delivery and regaling of his dad’s night court story…. priceless.
A great Thursday podcast treat to put a smile on my face here at work.
- R
What a great story… Thank you Larry!!!
Are you planning any upcoming live shows in So Cal?
All the best,
-A
This episode was so so heartwarming…I listened to this while out on a long walk break at work. Please post pics of your parents Larry. The caption should be: “They sure don’t make ‘em like this anymore.”
Excellent pod and can’t wait until you get fit to go on the road again. My other fav is “Mom, meet Hooker, Hooker meet Mom” Classic.
Kudos to Jeff and Chris L aka Chris M.:)
I stayed late here at work so I could hear Larry’s story about his Mom and Dad. I felt like I was watching a movie – you know what I mean.
I just wanted to drop a line and say that I was moved by the very bittersweet end to the show. It’s always a treat to hear Larry tell a story, no matter what it’s about.