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I am Donald Coleman, inviting you to join Mrs. Coleman and me for the next half hour. When our sponsor, the Joseph Schlett Brewing Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, presents the halls of Ipean. The citizens of people are doing all over the country.

As for Schlett's, the beer that made Milwaukee famous. Schlett's tastes so good to so many people that it's the largest selling beer in America. It has to be fine. What's your name, Aaron? I suppose he was the best.

There's a nice name, a good name, but how is it useful? Oh, I'm sorry, Dottie. I was thinking in Cripplication. Oh, well, he was the best tautist. He kept dying. I suppose he'd never been Vernon.

Oh, Cripple V, very something Vernon. It's not useful. Well, anyway, Alan was the best hark back I've ever had. Harry would have been good. Harry? Oh, sorry, Dottie. He'll teach me. Go on. Alan was the best half-back I've ever had.

Fine class president and a brilliant valedictorian. He had the, the, Vicki, what would you do with Harry? Had the magic of touch. Whatever he did, he didn't look better than anybody else.

And he never struck it. And that was that. Do I get a slight case of hero worship? Probably, I was his best friend. And hero worship is not a bad thing when you're young. It simulates the emulation of ideals in character and action.

By the time one's old enough to know that, uh, etc. And crime doesn't, you know what, well it's a little late to start reshaping one's own character. So hero worship by setting up early standards of behavior provides a shortcut through experience.