Morton Grove

I read and liked Great Expectations as a high school sophomore.

Wisely, I then went to the now-gone Walden's Books in Morton Grove and got a copy of David Copperfield, intending to read it.

Foolishly, I let it sit on the shelf for decades.

Some of David's suffering is so severe at times, one does wonder how a little boy of 10 could slip through the cracks and be on his own.

I think it's a testament to those players, but also how Studesville coaches.

He is, in my mind at least, the quintessential Eric Bieniemy lite, as far as, like, Bieniemy, you, you could hear him when he's coaching the running backs st- from like Forrest all the way to probably maybe le- let's go all the way down to, I don't know, Morton Grove, something like that.

I mean, he was, he was very loud.

Whereas Studesville, he's not quiet.

Wow

... um, who is boarding to, you know, she works downtown and takes the Metra, and she rides it back to Me- uh, to Morton Grove.

So she leaves at 12:30.

We pulled in at 12:25.

Cicero.

At Morton Grove, Illinois, listening to the Spitting Her Butt Show.

Thank you.

We got D.C. still listening.

I wanna go back and do a, some, some quick stats on who you are, because I think the audience will appreciate it.

Born August 24th, Morton Grove, Illinois, a Chicago suburb.

You've been deaf since the age of 18 months old.

You're the only deaf member, uh, of your family.

Sure.

Simple as that.

And in fact, I have a tattoo of Morton Grove right here.

Very proud Chicago girl.

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it's enough it's time for a two-state solution jim thanks for the call valerie in morton grove illinois hey valerie what's up

I think that everyone who has an audience should be more specific in placing the blame for problems where it belongs.

So instead of saying, we invaded Iran, You know, say Trump and the Republicans invaded Iran.