Les Brown speaking in the Georgian dome - 2

I came back the next day:

"Hello Mr. Butterball, how are you?"

He said,

"Fine. What do you want now?"

I said,

"I’d like to know whether or not you got any job, sir?"

"Didn’t I tell you the last two days we didn’t have any jobs."

 

I said,

"Yes sir, but I don’t know whether or not

somebody got sick or somebody died, sir."

 

He said,

"No one got sick or died.

Don’t come back here"

and threw me out again.

 

I came back the next day

like I was seeing him for the first time and said,

"Hello, Mr. Butterball, how are you?"

 

He looked at me with rage.

 

He said,

"Go get me some coffee."

 

I said,

"Yes sir."

 

And I went to get him some coffee.

 

After a while

I would give their lunch and dinner

and I would go into control rooms

and take the disc jockeys their food

and I would not leave until they would ask me to leave.

 

Then they started trusting me

to pick up entertainers that came to town,

entertainers like The Four Tops

and the Temptations and Diana Ross and The Supremes.

 

I would drive them all over Miami Beach

in the disc jockeys big long Cadillacs.

 

I didn’t have any drivers license

but I was driving like I had some.

 

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