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is very special and so many ways this episode so many ways our guest today place clubs and colleges all over the country. You know her, of course, from will embrace. You know her from part down which their re did. You know that every building hurried down, amazing, you seen Also she does voices for Bob's burgers oil spill is my favorite song of all time recorded and then of the great north, which has also on Fox. Please welcome the legendary MEG, allowing high tariffs, girls and then, where are you know, I loved your books. So much try arming, I lost my mind when I heard the yard here. I am Niger there for a while, but then I didn't know you, Georgians. How many want to become,

In short, our best friends with both working on it or do our very back even through a quarantine and began Democrats will be going to stay in touch with less I was trying to think when we met here, because I think there is a minor competition between me and net. To whom he was trying to suddenly claim- and I think I was trainers claim that I feel leg either of those meetings would have been a wire right, yeah, probably chances are or through mutual friend who is right for a female friend, though yeah yeah right- is this guy sermon home? Yes are

ready corner whose writing for who they see. Then all I know is that one time patent Oswald took me to see a play that you start in on the West side, which I would like to say give it up for me going to I'd. Watch live theatre, crazy, I now, but it was- and I know I've got to you about this already, but it was a play and I believe it was called the secretary or receptionist the reception yeah and Georgia, when I tell you that Megan Bilali as the best actors of all time, I can't explain what I saw in that, not gigantic on the West side near a carbon. I need a residence. It was so fucking good end, real and amazing in it. Just it was like a may, miss seeing life theater, but then it so maybe go like you're just on leave a bleed counted person, Megan headlights just so exciting, etc.

Really nice, I basically officially retired, from king over the pandemic, and now I've been lured back again, but yes, but you know that I'm glad you saw that play because it will play just a real shore like one sick along one act, a gas. I love that plan. Probably of all the figure of a regime that might have in my favor real high love chewing at it was so brutally like those set. Almost to me like an eighties office in our town I and Megan played the receptionist, did have a name or was just the reception of every lay. Naturally, Beverly was running. Bang amazed will be turned into like watchful on not in a ninety nine seat. Theatre

Here I mean I you now it's all two guys gonna to real ethics field to bank. Absolutely are a good deal, get right, if you need a producer live or did you can watch in teaching? I didn't, have all my watch. amazing that new ran Murphy thing about ya, Clinton Mr Monica Lewinsky yeah. It's pretty incredible. The shoe come off as like redeemed as how you treated her well yeah, it's mostly about, The whole thing between Michael and Scan, Linda Treasure and oh, my god, I'm blinking and her name go Martindale now plays Linda trip. Sir Apposite Hereupon every award ever invented. Her performance is off the chief. You can recognize her light. They get all these. prosthetic sense of honor? You literally don't even know it's her its oil.

To write this shall guy. Is it gathers things that are like your cringing? While you are like succession where you're like? Oh, my god, this is making me uncomfortable, but yeah yeah. I certainly hope that either credible Ryan Murphy's. How can he king that? The thing that you just really wanted, the see you know like the whole OJ thing and now there Jason was perfection also. I didn't hear a lot of people talk about ratchet in the way I wanted them to, because that series felt like doing drugs by watching tv. I was like this is the way he set designs. Like the way it all goes together and like hypnotize as you, it's just you. I think I I didn't say that it was that it was. It was very you know, and how does he so prolific? He just

yeah shouting at crazy turns it doesn't give a shit. I saw him in a party once and he was wildly courting on jobs. You're from China Sea John John Collins, Collins. he was like high only reaches in areas like laser focused on John Collins, who grand I guess she just something she did Another. I don't know, I don't watch the scary ones, the horse, if you should one of those yeah yeah adept on those after the lady Gaga, even if the hunted hotel. I was just kind of like that so many things going on here, I can't I'm overwhelmed area. I seen how subjection Oh no, I haven't seen her son. I just have no energy the track down here. I want to see it Yet how now liver into my house never never wash air. Well,

Do I can turn I'm game of grounds and that's about it like? I just don't have much else in terms of only power in my mind right now. I think house have good. She is already iron Netflix or something oh yeah, totally watch that do not like scary movie. he's and scary shows and start now that I have a very scary murder to talk to you. I'm not scared. I I'm not scared of talking, so you can do true crime, but not like the carriage about you stuff yeah we watch alot of lay Ukraine, documentaries and starve, or not a lot, but we watch the ones that we hear the good beer and I've gone to periods of like getting sucked into debt dying lines you now I very soothing at night. You haven't, I begin sometimes, unlike all day light like I don't even want to see at it scares me

think about it. It's very intense in, but I like your podcast, because because I like you guys like hearing about you now we break its you kind of gently yeah, yeah right. It's a little. Moreover, we're sitting around the kitchen table trying to just trying to tell you stuff, we think. need to now hardly that's important information you have given Orson has a different approach. It hits you harder, I think, said the voice, eyes amendment that his voice, his life is that boys, so hammy super narrator he's like the ultimate narrator. I know it's so over the top who does who just shares, because that one is also I also add that, like syndicated show where they would catch people and narrow it as a whole

Leslie hear me? I might be that same guy, I gotta hear shooters. He vanished Georgia's coming in with the. Here I go Joey Greco assigned him. as the house and then there was a actual narrator. He got beaten up by one of the things he bunk. I've got relate only being not like throwing around like a fucking rag doll on why the episodes, and then he caught fish and they got somebody else. My guy that's show me. I couldn't watch had after a little while was just like such a pressing as also hard enough to do man on the street, style kind of pseudo new show like that. That's a lot of work without being threatened. Personally, like that's ridiculous, I feel like I've seen over, says about that. I faked yes, oh yeah, where he found the people were like. Oh no, you caught us now. We want to be on tv,

everyday air turned shooting out to carry out their airlines. The only thing that makes you think it's not stages is people just locally total ass, so Maybe it's me ass. I think I was before we realize you. Could google anything and anyone's name for the rest of their lives? It'll show up like a job interview like hey, you aren't cheaters the permanence of online two march. Really, truly, we talk for one second about how their rebooted, party down and how that's what America needs right now, yeah, I'm so excited about that, because I guess it's a great show in its they writings great, but it's nice first cast in the history of an producers nice

people in the world and am yeah really look forward to that, because you know that you're a pallet club, I'm sorry, I can't believe I just thought it was an on since two thousand and ten which fills impossible, but I think it's just because we ve gone back to re watcher yeah somebody frequent, because it's just like a yelling streaming layer keeps coming back when you're like a way. I can watch it again, yeah yeah. It was right after I did that play that you saw here. That's really you I want to do that term. Do you think the receptionist got you on thirty families to get at the kind of muscle? I started a black tone, Awake Adam Scots, one of the first people I met.

In LOS Angeles, when I moved to town he was an acting class with my roommate. So he would hang out sometimes like that was her other group of friends. When we were all you know, feeling are less angels oats. He just seem like a regular guy. Was super nice, any really loved. Mr shows, why would get him into the MR show parties? So we kind of bonded forever, and then I guess watched him, like just skyrocket, into major fame and who he's like the most deserving wonderful person he's the best yeah he's such a great guy, can Marino. I mean every beyond that shows so great Martin, STAR, yeah, Lizzie Kaplan can't deal by everybody else came back and Jane. still, of course, could season yeah, oh my god, I've seen this is not an irish second seas are not playing a role that remain. Are all that Kiev to fill the gap that thing you sold. You know

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this was a boy or girl, because some really really nice person was always France, so that this person comes into the school and proves themselves an extremely nice person who very shy and very sweet, but kind of in the popular group a way, not that I was, but they were and really sweet and remain so to this debt. So Nineteen, eighty five when we were. I think I was twenty six, so limited, backstory first, so the crime happened. I Jane five, but when we were still in high school, your Polly sophomores and high war. This person's parents got a divorce, and I dont remember even hearing about that really Maybe I am, he made a vaguely do, but there are no

details. There was nothing well. It turns out that the reason that they got a divorce was that my friends Father had taken up with the baby sitter, who was fourteen and so when she was fifteen or sixteen they got married and they were married from assign yours. They had two kids and then in nineteen. Eighty five, so the guy was a geologist. He was now reasonably upper mental classic, regionally wildlife and there was a we'll burn in the late seven days, so he was making good money and he put her through a high school college and dramas cool well away. I forgot to say when they met She was fourteen, and he was forty five so in eighty five,

the marriage was on the rocks. They were getting a divorce. He had accused her of embezzling money from his oil exe. Russian company that he had, whether that's true or not. I have. Gee? I don't think it was so what I heard specifically, I remember this. Then Thirdly, from a mother who had told me this was that she does I did that she wanted to move to New York, in addition for Broadway shows, because she was twenty I'm and she had taken her. She went to drama school and she was doing theatre locally in Oklahoma City, which honestly like back. Then there was some good theatre? There are none of their size or not, probably- or I think there s surprisingly more than you think, so they were about to get a divorce. but they were still living together and on a certain morning like in May of nineteen eighty five, he took the kids out of the house in the morning. There

Some work men or working around who reported the Slayer shut these kids. and then came back to the house, not too long after that, and then it around ten. I am, he comes to the back door of the house, any yells out the workmen call the fire department, an ambulance, so the fire fire There are the house completely on fire they go and they go to the upstairs bedroom, which is common, fire and they find this girl. This is like them disturbing image draped over a couch in over ninety five percent of her body. The only thing not burns a small area on the chopper had ok so, she's still alive? Oh that's! So the guy, the father of my friend, is this. We friends father my friend who's the sweet as nice, as per

and the world and totally like why, Adam anyway, they find that fathers also been burned honours arms and his chest and his face. They find the bathtub over two thirds full of water. Are there are bits of clothing, floating looks, appears to have been used so get the girl chill the hospital and they ask for questions he says so the guy they find on. You know not not right that men are, but I guess they found a Gascon, and then they found flammable liquids on the floor and stuff the father. My friend says that it was the suicide, become so to burn some Sami. Like you, if you're a monk- and I don't know- but not people don't do that, and their accounts of them like having fights and she had told

a father and a friend ten days earlier that he threatened her with a gun and all the stuff. So I guess in the hospital- and she can talk, but she not yes or no like was it soon, side. Now Jenny, Tredick wasn't here. You know your husband. Yes all that, but then this is the craziest. So horrible answer she wrote with one finger. She spelled out with one finger on the bad sheet the man's name. on the blank poured gas on me then I wrapped in a blanket she tried to wrap or somethin a blanket put out the fire and then she died two days later. So then the coroner's report that he had her on the head and then are on fire and then He caught fire for a minute and pet, it that out and many trade

burn the whole house down to cover it up in any way. Can First, you re murder and our sun and the first degree sentenced to life in prison and then, after about nine years in prison, you die of cancer, but he died in prison and is sons tried that petition that get him out till it he didn't have to die in prison, but now a son, I met his eye Dinah nineteen. Ninety four, I was gonna say, has poor kids, but just what I when a man yeah. your stand higher. Now we're just through that that that is somehow has also knowing that he took the kids out, there's like a presence mind there right, that's so chilling. I I now and if its wearer, like in Oklahoma City, because thats, not the only friend of mine whose father said the house on fire with

The family members inside chilling to killing the mother anna- and I think a brother in May, and that is another person in my grade in my class of sixty nine people too I have another friend whose father was a sign. go analyzed or something, and he was like supposedly performing experiments on his wife, any major drank round neuron, among other things. So us, like a crate wow moment now for such a small school. That is That's crazy, yeah, yeah! Well, there's nothing else to do. Can I ask? Was it a catholic school now and fiscal squalid, just really religious wrong beyond a basic those are like guitar mass I went to Episcopal camp, it was so Lucy Josie. I was like this is a religion for me, that's a good one. I can but had to explain something there

it had been a catholic school dispute settlement later now. I'm I'm looking for answers this the kind of putting words like so awful and tragic, and then it's not singular like arise beyond so what's the pattern? Is there like a portal to hell and opening the city I dont know. I honestly think that I mean up until recently. There really wasn't very much to do and there weren't any good restaurants really event or anything, so I headed all there was to do better. Secondly was drank and cheat on your spouse drink and drive and should clarify until your spouse. You don't you go caps. Were I think leap I mean I I just remember. Everybody had using to go up like that, you hook on your shoulder, your car. I mean the window guard the driver, Sidewinder your car,

So I don't know, I'm not really sure those drive through liquor stores. I I ennobling from Southern California, the first some ass I was. I went to visit a friend in Florida and I was like what are you talking about the unlikely that through slushy alcohol are shot of ever clearer. That I was like You got it like manager, time time, trust you hang out somewhere, you can't Marguerite avail Ray you have to get a girl. I shall also I've never heard of more people being sent to prison ban. I don't know anybody in LOS Angeles has been sent to prison, but in Oklahoma City there a lot of people, and I think it's because it's its oil and gas town and people have a lot of money I mean hopefully not for lie. I I love on the city, but I'm just saying like, and we need to get rid of all

electric cars etc, but am I mean I hope they all find another great job or they may go on my, but you know people. live in this. You know, I don't know, there's a lot of money in that are really high. I think there is a lot of white collar. Crime means really really crazy. Why that is so? Sharks sunshine, king. When did you leave Oklahoma City like right at of after high school seventy seven. Now it was a borderline, nighttime, soap opera. I mean like that, kind of totally leg. I bet you there's enough was the eighty and people had many. I bet there's a little cocaine mixed in ants you maybe now I'll everybody. Everybody was alcoholic and maybe still on yeah? Everything is alcoholic, and I mean all of my parents, friends, my father, you know just crazy drinking

yeah, I'm scared smoking lights and I was like mad man. Ass bad now got all spanking with its oil Derek out the window. This is the same thing, indifferent business, but the seriously the same set of Israeli, but my mom is to call a pagan place, which was the first some opera back and like the fifties recently and the cheating that adultery was off the hook like you couldn't even keep track with us. our current immediate, was well yeah. I like it just more expects pure boredom, probably right like that sounds like the wild west. The other palaces aboard a mixed with alcohol and I'll do it, and then we have a bit of a kind of a cowboy It sensibility like Livin Livin. For my part, I mean yeah, I guess

in that regard here, but I mean it was also the kind of thing where it was part of town or a rebellious trying a hat beyond the social spectrum. You know the answers. I lotta people with money, Eulogium Big, you should see the houses in this part of our common say. I mean I ve, never seen and neighbor had two rival the in saying it is- I mean, and the lights are like you know four eight percent there just try again just these big houses and yeah. So still on oil money oil as loyal. I you know I was alive, but a lot of stout ass status seeking so Shaw. Cleaning and luckily got out of there and came to Holly. what we can do so by it. Again like everybody. We know here is so like normal.

We don't know anybody you just drugs. Even I mean hi I'm more right. He had not nothing nobody line on well, I feel, like it said, town of people who had the wherewithal to leave their crazy home town immediately em out of sight, lovely its those people congregated than normal people from their crazy out town. I got out yeah when a person is China's. Twenty six in the eighties, It's like if there ever was a kid who I was trying to do that. Train a bee, Holly were alike. Hardy alert, we're all like well like they were always like not,

you don't wanna be around them. You know why, because most people are really serious about being here and trying to like, if you ve taken the time and risen to some level to actually get here. To think that you have a chance than most people are treat what they're doing pretty seriously and it's like you have to go to bed eleven, because I have to get up and do stuff tomorrow leg. You know I'm gonna. It took me a while to learn that the arms, like buyers, nine, these bar inside out of my way, but that is largely had a job I was like. Oh, I can't do anything. I can do anything anymore, yeah yeah, there's nothing harder than working. I, Our italian sad in you have to to emanated single camera, and you have to get up at you know for three in the morning and were twelve or fourteen hours a day sorrow. Sunlight, it's it's alive and beyond your toes yeah. Well, that's that's! Not just like a passing hometown yeah! That's like you

Your basically your hometown is your hometown. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah! It's like the table hook it uncle homeless as ITALY, everybody s legs. We all talk about Seattle and the Pacific, nor they asked but hold on us Turns out so I too am I now There are other things I could think on to that. easy things, but not just grounds or here, for maybe you need to put together an anthology with rain Murphy about called like Oklahoma City. Nineteen. Eighty liner, what I now nobody ever Billina, let's get round learn its I'll come full circle, real. It always does on the celebrity hideout. So much for hang out with. I am doing so and we are huge fans, your fuckin bright, shiny, light of we love you.

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