Triplette:
I know you're astute politically and I'm certainly not here to sell you a bill of goods.
Bill:
I don't care. I don't care about politics, no.
Triplette:
OK, great. Well, let me tell ya then. I've got a problem but I think it will work to your advantage. As you know, this red-neck music is very popular right now. I've got an awful lot of these local yokels on the bill, you know, singing...
Bill:
Your basic country folk...
Triplette:
...country crap-ola, right. So, I think, uh, what I'm going for is a broader appeal, you know.
Bill:
Which is where we would fit in.
Triplette:
I want to get more than just the Southern, and uh, I think that you could really hit - a group like yours could walk off with the evening.
Bill:
Yeah. We're probably the only rock group on the...
Triplette:
Absolutely.
Bill:
Sounds good. Sounds inviting.
Triplette:
Yeah, and I do think you get a lot of, a big audience from these country guys.
Bill:
Is this just network or is it, uh ...?
Triplette:
No, it's better, it's really better than network. It's going to be syndicated, so I mean, hell, they're going to be showing it for a year and a half.
