She was experienced enough, I reasoned, to take care of herself under most circumstances. But these college guys that came with Jerry and Ev, Marcus's...brothers, were unknown to us. Just because they brought the beer did not make them part of our circle of friends, after all.Just at that moment, Lindsey and Mattie showed up. They had also brought three other girls from school, Bridget, Natalie, and Allie. They gathered up Brad, Jared, Marcus, me, and Antonio to help them set up their gear, so I. Yet,there was something he was not telling me; that Iknew.After an hour or two, Mike appeared and asked if wetwo old men wanted some coffee. Charlie rose, strodeto the door, but his hands on Mike's waist and liftedMike easily up off the floor and spun him around overhis head. Mike laughed like an awe-struck c***d.When Charlie put him down, I went in to make coffeeand the two of them started chatting again like theyhad the day before. Their conversation about theancient Cyrillic alphabets. A.’s up and coming new attorney mastermind and this place had scandal written all over it. The Chance Motel was known for renting rooms on an hourly basis and she had recognized a few girls in the lobby that she knew were working the streets after having assisted on a case where one of them testified against a big time pimp in exchange for immunity on two previous counts of prostitution. She finally came around a corner and saw the gold plate marking room 461. Reaching into her jacket pocket,. .. “Encore -Encore - Encore - Encore”Instead of singing that one again, I decided to give them Cattle Call, before I come back and sing that one later in the show... “This is a song that Tex Owens wrote back in 1934. Then, twenty years later, Eddy Arnold picked it up, knocked the dust off of it and made it one of his biggest hits ever. When I first heard it on the radio, I tried my best to sing and yodel like Eddy Arnold. I never could, but then one night about a month ago, I had just done.