Single Barrel Saturday! (Mylot Exclusive #1758)

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“It’s redundant to die in Los Angeles.” ------- Truman Capote Many Critics are falsely saying that I'm angry and bitter over how the World Series turned out ((#RIGGED, #STOLEN, #UNFAIR, #THEYANKEESWON, #BYALOT, #COUNTTHELEGALHOMERUNS!)). Additionally, many Enemy Of The People FAKE "News" Media Personalities are pointing to fictitious "evidence" like today's epigraph and the Cosmic Universal Anthem Song Of The Month Club Anthem Song for today (("Day After Day," in which LA perishes in a giant earthquake, along with the rest of the rotten cheating unfair West Coast. "Where can we go when there's no San Diego? Better tie up the boat in Idaho.")) to support their sad, weak, and sick, losing case. The truth is that I love LA (Randy Newman, 1983) but it is not the Cosmic Universal Anthem Song Of The Month Club Anthem Song For Today because the idiot contractors who were hired by some moron I've never even met, screwed up again. If I had any real power, instead of just running this entire production, things would be done right! Believe me! That's why I'm in charge! Many other idiots, AKA my Accountants, say I lost a lot of money when the Yankees "lost." Even if that were true, it wouldn't matter because I don't care too much for money. Money can't buy me love (John Lennon & Paul McCartney, 1964). As for the Cosmic Universal Anthem Song Of The Month Club Anthem Song for today, it is nothing more than a prequel to "Say Goodbye To Hollywood," (Billy Joel, 1976). It has no deeper meaning or significance. It is a prequel, not a clue! With that in mind, put on your favorite miniskirt, and let's go to Terroristic Thursday, May 22, 1969, to see what the Cosmic Universal Anthem Song Of The Month Club Anthem Song for today is. At this juncture, many of you, my 226.4 Billion Loyal Dedicated Daily Readers are saying, "Sir, Mr. Capote, ironically enough, did die in LA. In Johnny Carson's ex-wife's house. Well, one of them. Johnny had a lot of ex-wives." And I just want to point out that I am aware of it but it does not change the accuracy of the quote. ************* Shango - Day After Day (It's Slippin' Away) ¦ 45 RPM 1969 ¦ OffTheCharts365