The Ladies Man Page #4
That's delightful.
- Yea h.
- It's exactly that kind of language...
that's gonna get you
kicked off the air-
- Mr. Kent.
- Yes!
You certainly seem
in good spirits today.
I didn't think it showed.
I just got a letter
from the F.C.C.
So I suppose you could say I'm full
of contentment and cheer.
What do you mean?
I'm sure you're aware
your little friend, Leon Phelps,
has always been a thorn
in my side.
He's unprofessional.
He drinks on the air.
He has a little sip
of cognac now and then, but-
I would have fired him years ago
if he wasn't such a-
such a favorite with
the owner of the station.
I don't know what
she sees in him.
go over her head about this...
and straight to the F.C.C.
And if Leon Phelps is responsible
for even one more...
tiny little fine,
I get to fire him.
[Chuckles]
Well, we haven't had
a fine in weeks.
Leon's completely
cleaned up his act.
- Oh, is that a fact?
- Caller, you got The Ladies Man.
Yeah, you see,
what your problem is...
is that you suffer from,
um, homo-un-erectus.
Which means, basically, that
your Wang is " hugeified"
not by a woman but by a man.
Well, you never know. I mean, some
nights the F.C.C. doesn't even listen.
- Really?
- No! [Laughing]
They listen all the time.
Probably listening now.
What's up? Bucky Kent is visiting us
in the station. How you doing?
[ Chuckling]
Well, I guess he can? stick around.
But you still got Leon Phelps.
I'm sticking it out here.
We gonna take a break.
- Leon--
- Don't let Bucky get you all upset.
- He is just jealous.
- Leon, I think he's serious this time.
He said that the radio station
wont pay for any more of your fines.
I tell you what I'm gonna do. We only
got three minutes left for the show.
I'm just gonna ease my way out. Play
a little music. No more phone calls.
And you'll see by tomorrow
Bucky Kent will be all cooled down.
- You promise?
-Julie, come on.
The one person you can trust
is Leon Phelps.
- Okay.
- Kiss me. Kiss me!
- Stop it.
- [ Huffs]
What's happening?
You got The Ladies Man,
Leon Phelps here, and I am looking
at a half-empty bottle of Courvoisier,
which means that we are
just about out of time.
But before I go, I'd like to
leave you with just one more thought.
This is a little something
that I wrote.
And I read:
What is love?
What is this longing in
our hearts for togetherness?
Is it not
the sweetest flower?
Does not this flower
of love...
have the fragrant aroma
affine, fine diamonds?
Does not the wind
love the dirt?
ls not love not unlike
the unlikely not it is unliking to?
Are you with someone tonight?
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