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[cigarbreath]

I got to head out guys, later.

Have a good one Dean.

[Threebean]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

[cigarbreath]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

You were here?

[South Carolina Redfish]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

[A Friend of Charlie]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

[South Carolina Redfish]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

I had the good fortune of light traffic most of the way for some unknown reason.

[cigarbreath]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

[A Friend of Charlie]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

Isn't that from a musical?

[A Friend of Charlie]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

Isn't that from a musical?

I was wrong.  Had to look it up.  Turns out it's a Louis Armstrong song.  Not sure why I thought it was from a musical.  What did we ever do before Google?

[South Carolina Redfish]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

Isn't that from a musical?

I was wrong.  Had to look it up.  Turns out it's a Louis Armstrong song.  Not sure why I thought it was from a musical.  What did we ever do before Google?

Before Google:  we lived quite well.     Before Computers:  we lived even better and usually died before we got all fuct up.

[A Friend of Charlie]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

Isn't that from a musical?

I was wrong.  Had to look it up.  Turns out it's a Louis Armstrong song.  Not sure why I thought it was from a musical.  What did we ever do before Google?

Before Google:  we lived quite well.     Before Computers:  we lived even better and usually died before we got all fuct up.

Ahhhh, the good ole days.

[cigarbreath]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

Isn't that from a musical?

Yes, it is.  At least a song title.

[cigarbreath]

I'm outa here, too.  Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, gents.

And I am back home missing the salt air already

Sounds like you made good time.  We're just heading out for a late lunch/early dinner.  Behave!

Just misbehavin' any chance I get which are getting farther and fewer between.

Isn't that from a musical?

Yes, it is.  At least a song title.

""Ain't Misbehavin'" is a 1929 song written by Fats Waller, Harry Brooks (music) and Andy Razaf (lyrics).[1] Waller recorded the original version that year for Victor Records and also later performed the song in the 1943 film Stormy Weather. In a 1941 interview with Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, Fats claimed the song was written while "lodging" in alimony prison, and that is why he was not "misbehaving".