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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
Debi tells Joe how she got engaged to herself, considers herself
married to herself now.  She admits it's bizarre but it improves her
attitude: she stops looking for someone else to make her happy.  She
cites, as her inspiration, a horoscope.<ref>Rob Brezsny's horoscope
(http://www.freewillastrology.com/) published 2000 December 13:
'Happy Holy Daze, Sagittarius!  If I could bless you with
just one holiday gift, it would be a Tiffany diamond engagement
ring. Actually, I'd give it to you in the hope that you would give it
to yourself. I'd want you to slip it on your finger as you pledged to
get married to yourself in 2001. Maybe you'd even be inspired to begin
planning that happy day (sometime in the first two weeks of June?)
when you will proclaim, "I am no longer looking for the perfect person.
I am that perfect person."'
[https://www.salon.com/2000/12/13/breakthrough/ available on Salon]
</ref>
4:00: Debi describes her Christmas shopping; she bought a mood ring.
She mentions that she isn't with a man.  She intends to make herself
happy, not someone else.
8:50: Larry tells Joe he and Zachary go to see
[https://www.doximity.com/pub/arnold-gallo-md Dr Arnold Gallo], a
'wild street shrink' psychiatrist.  Larry gets valium from him.  They
help him deal with his anxiety and pain.
11:30: Debi tells Joe about going to a rave with her friend Jessica at
the Shaolin temple in downtown LA.<ref>apparently not
https://shaolintemplela.org</ref> She takes ecstasy, dances wildly.
She meets Malcolm; they go for each other.  He has a major record
deal.
17:30: A woman, who sounds like she's in a club, talks about how much
he likes love and kisses; Dooley Wilson's 'As time goes by' plays in
the background; we hear crowd and street sounds, a couple arguing in
Spanish.<ref>originally aired in [[Love Is]]</ref>
19:00: Larry talks about arbitrary conventions, cites wearing a tie, says
our life loses meaning if we abandon them.  They bring up more
examples.
23:10: Larry tells Joe that he was behind stage in Rochester and his
life, acting to entertain, made no sense to him.
30:40: Debi tells Joe about people coming to her place to chant at
7:30 AM Friday.  She chants for Malcolm to call; he does.  They make a
lunch date.  He reveals he's married.  He moved out from Houston
because he had a record deal, but it fell through.
37:50: Larry describes a play about a widower who moves from Brooklyn
to Florida after his wife's death; widows go for him.  He thinks the
play is silly.<ref>Larry mentions another actor in the play, a friend,
[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-cast-staff/joel-rooks-76273 Joel  Rooks],
a real person.</ref>
45:00: Debi tells Joe she feels extra-marital relationships are wrong.
She makes an exception for Malcolm.  She's confident he will leave his
wife.  Joe's skeptical.
50:40: The segment from 17:30 repeats.
52:20: Joe asks Larry to explain why he's a drunk and drug addict,
warns him that he's in deep water.  Larry asks Joe if that doesn't
make him a better subject for his show.
55:00: Everton Sylvester, a West-Indian-sounding fellow, brags about how
much money he has, insults the audience; they react
enthusiastically.<ref>It sounds like a clip from a stand-up comedy
routine in a club.</ref>
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<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Legacy Synopsis</div>
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*Debi Mae West - She buys engagement and wedding rings for herself.  
*Debi Mae West - She buys engagement and wedding rings for herself.  
*Larry Block - he gets valium from Zak's psychiatrist.
*Larry Block - he gets valium from Zak's psychiatrist.
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*Larry - His downfall makes for good radio.
*Larry - His downfall makes for good radio.
*Caribbean guy [[Everton Sylvester]] - he rails at the yuppie lifestyle of his audience: "I've got cash," and "fuck you and the Range Rover you drove in on."
*Caribbean guy [[Everton Sylvester]] - he rails at the yuppie lifestyle of his audience: "I've got cash," and "fuck you and the Range Rover you drove in on."
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== Credits ==
From the broadcast, 'You've been listening to Joe Frank "The other
side".  This program was called "Where will it end?" with Debi Mae
West, Larry Block, Everton Sylvester, and Joe Frank - production:
J. C. Swiatek; production assistance: Esm&eacute; Gregson - special
thanks to Julie Renick and Marnie Castor.'


== Music ==
== Music ==
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{{Bullet (Bitten) (Fluke)}} [13:04]
{{Bullet (Bitten) (Fluke)}} [13:04]
{{As Time Goes By (Dooley Wilson)}} [19:24]
{{As Time Goes By (Dooley Wilson)}} [19:24]
== Commentary ==
Mr Brezsny's horoscopes read like parodies to me.[[User:Arthur Peabody|Arthur Peabody]] ([[User talk:Arthur Peabody|talk]]) 23:20, 2 February 2022 (EST)


== Footnotes ==  
== Footnotes ==