@@cannedtuna6114 It's like a thing in the Jewish community to be a bit masochistic. Jewish guilt. It sort of has to do with the whole idea that you have to suffer for your sins or just suffer in general before you feel any sort of pleasure. Catholics deal with a similar thing
Larry King was the King of DJs. The relatability as a minor wedding dj when someone wants to talk and the song messes up. That is a brutal cold sweat that man must have felt.
R.I.P. Larry King. Why doesn't this channel put out content anymore? I loved seeing these videos. I love the animation matching the story the person is telling.
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I still can't get that picture of Larry King half-naked in suspenders in his office out of my mind. Funny stuff by the way. I really enjoy your videos.
+Think2 B If Larry was really smart he would had told the trick "hey why don't you bring your ass to the station if you really want me that bad". Problem solved.
Uncontrollable laughter and empathy. He was an incredible storyteller!! [Personal backstory. Larry King worked at WIOD in Miami and many years later - so did I! ...anchored the morning news, was the director of public affairs, and hosted a weekend talk show. I was there during the era of MURPHY BROWN - a "fictional" single parent news woman, who a real-life vice-presidential candidate (Dan Quayle) took on for political gain. (insert major side-eye here) I was pregnant with my daughter at the time, an independent single mom to be, the only 'anchor of color' on the team, and my colleagues lovingly gave me the nickname "BROWN MURPHY." It stuck for years! ...Good times!] Anyway, he left a BIG chair there! And Larry King's presence and legacy never left those lovely (North Bay Village) studios on the water. RiP.
I heard Larry tell this story on AM radio when I was a kid, I used to stay up all night listening to the radio. Larry has always been a favorite of mine.
I've watched every blank on blank. They are awesome, especially with the animation. Anyway, this one has stuck with me the most. I don't know if it's how he tells the story, or if it's the story itself, but it's unforgettable.
I was there stationed at Homestead AFB working late shift. always listened to Larry King and been a fan ever since. everybody was calling and upset that Harry Belafonte music kept skipping. No answer no response. I never knew what happened until I saw this. He was best late night host!!!!! LOL LOL LOL
I'm glad that i'm old enough to have remembered his overnight talk shows. When I was standing guard duty in the military overnight I'd be listening to larry king.
I recorded a longer version of this story off his radio show in the early 80s. In that version, the horny woman is married and says that her husband comes home at 6, so he’d better come over now. He also mentions that WAHR’s transmitter had all of 250 watts and only had a range of maybe 20 blocks. One little problem is that King was 23 in 1957 and the Belafonte album in question was recorded and released in 1959. He’s been known for embellishing his little tales before (like the one about going to the Carvel in New Haven), but he ought to try to make them plausible.
In every version of his Carvel story, he had future star Sandy Koufax in New Haven with him. But Koufax said he didn’t even know King as a youth and had never been to New Haven.
I was a DJ for a number of years in the late 60's, early 70's. I never had an offer to do it during my shift. After, yes. We DJ's knew not to partake. The women were likely to be wives of service men or long-distance truckers. Or under-age girls. One of my program-directors told a cautionary tale from his experience. It was scary.
