I gotta say, he's singing some opera song.
How is
In 1947, graduates high school in 1965, and he apparently has no idea or clue about rock and roll.
I mean, every once in a while he'll be like, oh, I've been going to hang out with Paul McCartney or Paul Simon or whatever.
It's really strange.
Yeah.
Yeah, I can't.
Okay, anyway, sorry.
Okay, we start off the episode with a split decision.
Larry's walking into some office building and he's opened the door and he sees a person walking behind him.
But she's just far enough.
It's like he can't decide whether or not he should hold the door open.
And I've posted about this on my blog.
I'm sure you guys have read it because you're such fans.
Thank you.
There's nothing worse.
Well...
There are things that are worse.
That is awkward.
Either they're too far away, so you end up holding it for so long, you feel like an idiot, or they're close enough, where you do have to make that decision, or you pretend you look away, fake your own death, whatever.
So I do sympathize.
But in the end, he just...
I gotta say, he's singing some opera song.
How is
In 1947, graduates high school in 1965, and he apparently has no idea or clue about rock and roll.
I mean, every once in a while he'll be like, oh, I've been going to hang out with Paul McCartney or Paul Simon or whatever.
It's really strange.
Yeah.
Yeah, I can't.
Okay, anyway, sorry.
Okay, we start off the episode with a split decision.
Larry's walking into some office building and he's opened the door and he sees a person walking behind him.
But she's just far enough.
It's like he can't decide whether or not he should hold the door open.
And I've posted about this on my blog.
I'm sure you guys have read it because you're such fans.
Thank you.
There's nothing worse.
Well...
There are things that are worse.
That is awkward.
Either they're too far away, so you end up holding it for so long, you feel like an idiot, or they're close enough, where you do have to make that decision, or you pretend you look away, fake your own death, whatever.
So I do sympathize.
But in the end, he just...
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