Or… just me if you don’t like him.”“Why do I feel like you know something you’re not telling me or something? You’ve been very doting la...ely, and I just … it’s not a complaint, I just … would like to be let in on your thinking.”“C-Can we talk about it over the pizza? I did ask for a deep check-in when we could, re-assessing our dynamic and other things, and the doting and plushies are kinda part of that.”“Okay. Sounds good.”“I can put the bear upstairs if it bothers---”“No!! I... I... you. Is there some point to this?” I asked.‭”Yes sir there is. We are hoping to follow you around and film a typical day here during the off season. We need some background for the shows. You know you on the river with the catfish. We could even do a few interviews with you about what you do,” he suggested.‭”What is it worth to you?” I asked. I had absolutely no intention of letting him upset my schedule without paying for it.‭”Well this isn’t really for a show so it’s kind of just filler,” he. Rumor said he got plenty of the former, and narrowly avoided any of the latter. The espresso made the rounds. Molly refused hers so I had two, and we all got up to leave at once. As we walked to the door, Molly said, ‘It was a really nice evening. I should go to more of these. It was nice talking to you, Lou.’ She walked toward the parking lot, leaving me standing still, stunned. Marty and Jason walked up to me. ‘Are you ok?’ Marty asked. Jason chimed in. ‘You look like you’re having a stroke.’. The rest, as they say, is history." Speaking of history, we're repeating it somewhat. The interview is coming to you live from Alumni Hall, and we're in the middle of our fall pledge drive. Once again, all proceeds from his appearance will go to the station. Also again, he has donated 500 copies of his latest book, 'Average Joes', to the pledge drive. And as before, they are all autographed."The place was packed again. Joe could never understand why people thought he was so interesting. He and.