Transcript of “You Can’t Hear Your Ears”
Grant, as you can imagine, I have had the best time going through a book called The Best of Texas Folk and Folklore, 1916 to 1954. Do you know this book?
I know some of it. The Texas Folklore Society has some amazing publications over the many decades that they’ve been around.
And it is rich and deep with songs and stories. Good stuff.
Yeah, and a lot of sayings and proverbs.
And there’s one saying that sounds so much like my father. I just cherish it.
It goes, you can’t hear your ears in this place.
I have been to so many restaurants in San Diego where you can’t hear your ears in that place.
Because there is so much noise going on, so much talking and music and television.
Yes, restaurants are so loud these days.
Well, I am definitely borrowing that one.
You can’t hear your ears in this place.
That’s a really good one.
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