First Song-Oh Look At Me Now

Thank you, Howard. This is the bing. You just mentioned folks. This is the Rosie just mentioned folks. That's identified. We roll, huh, Rosie? Roger. I've read the stuff that goes through.

Blue Duck said that the women control the destiny of this country. Oh yeah, I've heard it said, can it sounds slightly apocryphal to me, but I've heard it said.

Well, well, they're not. It's true. I don't know. What I'm getting at is a... What man in a woman's life do you suppose controls her destiny? A man who controls a woman's destiny? You mean like her husband?

No, no, not her husband. You know that was a bit hesitant for me. Well, I think we better put it after Rosie. Rosie, who's the most important man in your life? The man who guides your destiny.

And only you can find and who confides in you. Who floods your life with sunlight, who snaps you out of the blues with bright thoughts, ideas, inspirations. That's very simple, Ken. That fellow you're talking about is my hairdresser.

Oh, that's the guy. That's the guy whose name is Anatol. That's what I thought you'd say, Rosie. Say Rosie. No other man picks that description. What about Joe? Oh Joe is, Joe is wonderful and I love him madly.

He's a fine husband. But on sympathetic, the hair do problems. And Anatole picks up for Jolie's off, huh? Oh, he's a dream. Joe? No, Anatole. But don't misunderstand being. All women have two men in their lives, now they.

One at home and one at the beauty parlor, huh? That's the arrangement. Oh, I tell you, being the leading man and the ladies life these days is the hairdresser. It's Anatole or Maurice or Giuseppe or John or Charles or Herschel or whatever.