Le Show; 2006-10-08

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You From deep inside your radio Ladies and gentlemen, the Lyshow Nationwide Radio actually not just nationwide because there was Toronto in there. The North American, well Edinburgh, this is Pat. The Northern Hemisphere Radio Tour has a lighted this week in New York City and you know how that fills me with Glee, absolute Glee but there's wonderful news about New York or at least in New York. News Corporation of which so many of us are members of that fine family is paying $50,000 a month to rent its chairman, Rupert Murdoch, an apartment here in New York City.

That could get you what? A kitchenette? Murdoch needs the company to pay him, pay his $50,000 a month rent because otherwise he's just making four and a half million a year plus 21 million in cash bonuses. So you know, you're not supposed to be able to afford New York City. On that, are you? Seriously? Really? With the Asian wife and everything? I don't think so. Ladies and gentlemen, before any furtherness occurs, I'm constrained to say this because it happens at some of my fine affiliates around the country almost every week. If you hear last week's show run again, it's not me. And if you want to hear this week's show, you can always go to harryshere.com or kcow.com and get it on the internet because I don't rerun my shows. At least, I don't rerun last week's show. That would be, that would be sad. And this is New York City trying to get here today. I did have to ride in a car that was crossing

that had to cross Fifth Avenue, which is the longitudinal middle point of the island of Manhattan. And it was close call because there's some sort of parade. You know, they have, they brag on central park all the time as well as should. It's a beautiful urban park. And yet, if anybody wants to have a hooray, I'm Lithuanian parade. They don't parade in the park. They make the city close the streets. Now, they don't have that many streets here. It's a narrow little island. One street and bang. You're dead. Not as well stay as my driver said. My vehicle driver said, I'm not even going to get out of bed tomorrow because it's Columbus Day. You know, and the, there's going to be the, I grew my nails long parade or something. So, you know, they, but why wouldn't they have them in the park? Because, you know, you can't get the attention of people in the windows

if you're parading in the park. I guess, me, I'd want to parade in the park, but I, I'm not a parader. All by way of saying hello. Welcome to the show. The show. Autumn in New York. Why does it seem so inviting? Autumn in New York. It spells the thrill of first nighting. Glittering crowds and shimmering clouds.

In canyons of steam. They're making me feel. I'm home. It's autumn in New York. It brings the promise of new love. Autumn in New York is often mingled with pain. Dreamers will empty hands. They sigh for exotic lands.

It's autumn in New York. It's good to live it again. Spring in New York. Spring in New York. Spring in New York. Spring in New York. Spring in New York. This autumn in New York transforms the slums into made fell.

Autumn in New York. You'll need no castles in space. It's autumn in New York. It's good to live it again. Spring in New York.

Spring in New York. Spring in New York. Spring in New York. Spring in New York. Spring in New York.