(xx) Mr. Zee Moves In

This mile again with Radio's famous home folks they can say. Brought to you each Thursday night at this time with the good wishes of the mutual broadcasting system and a totalitarian station. The name is Bunker Verlin-Z, and that makes my initials BBZ.

Yeah, initials count a lot in its life. People look at your initials and they respect you for them. All of my handkerchiefs have got BBZ embroidered down in one corner, and it never fails to impress the ladies. And then of course, VVZ is in a probably famous stocking cap.

I think you got the letters wrong and also the article. I think the article is underwear instead of stock and cap. And I think the letters are beige. Like your name, Shen, you would call boy belt.

Weenie. Orville Weenie. That's a good name. I wouldn't change that name for you. Well, don't plan on changing it. You might get married. married. It's a woman that changes her name when a man gets married. She's her name. A man keeps her name. I get married to some woman that has been married before. Well,

you might do that of course. Or you might have been married before yourself. You married now? No. I'd keep that name as long as possible. We will. But your name. Rush Cook. Another fine name. And excellent initials too. F.J. No R.G. That's what I say.

F.J. The enemy should stand for a great South African motto, foola Romeo Jan Tesseroy. It means while the rain is falling, I gather no beans. But my brother, knowing not of this, checks his luggage and will not be comforted.

You live in this neighborhood? I sure do. In fact, this is my backyard we're standing in. Oh, hey! My name wouldn't be changed even if a dead Murray woman had been married before. No, your name wouldn't.