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LPC: Denver, Colorado.
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SPEAKER_01: We are naked and unashamed.
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LPC: Oh, boy, yeah, there's a lot of things happening tonight.
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LPC: A whole lot of things.
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LPC: Major entertainer, what's shaking up there?
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LPC: Can you hear me?
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LPC: Okay?
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Man(1): Hello?
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LPC: Hi, happy time liquor?
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SPEAKER_10: What's it?
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LPC: This is Skippy.
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LPC: What's going on?
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LPC: Hey, I'm going to.
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LPC: Hey, I'm going to.
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LPC: bring my straw in there, my flexible straw, okay?
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LPC: I'm going to dip it into some different bottles, some different cans, and just try out some
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LPC: different liquors tonight, okay?
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LPC: Just let me figure out what I want to buy, all right?
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Man(1): What does that mean?
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LPC: It means I'm going to bring my straw in there, and I'm going to dip it in things, crack a few
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LPC: bottles open, try some different things out, try some different flavors.
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LPC: Okay, okay, okay.
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LPC: How does that jive with you there, guy?
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LPC: How to let you all open, anyway?
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LPC: Click! Right?
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SPEAKER_10: Four one, five.
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LPC: Four one, five, okay.
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SPEAKER_10: Eleven, oh, seven.
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LPC: Got it.
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LPC: Thank you.
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LPC: Thank you.
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: Yes.
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SPEAKER_05: Thank you for calling.
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SPEAKER_05: All right.
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SPEAKER_05: How can I help you?
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LPC: Oh, auto parts store?
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SPEAKER_05: Yeah, all righty.
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LPC: Yeah, hey, I need to get, like, a new VIN number, like right away, like, Pronto.
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LPC: Can you help me with that?
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LPC: hook me up?
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Man(2): How can I hook you up with a VIN number?
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LPC: It's not important right now.
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LPC: I just need to get a brand new VIN number immediately.
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LPC: All right?
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LPC: I can pay big money, all right?
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: So how late are you guys there now?
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None: Huh?
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LPC: How late are you guys there tonight?
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LPC: Also, how do you shut off a car alarm, like, remotely?
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LPC: I need to make it stop, like, right away.
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Man(2): I'm hooked the battery off.
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LPC: Unhook the battery.
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LPC: Okay, now, how much for a new VIN number, then?
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Man(2): Uh, we don’t sell VIN numbers.
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LPC: I can give you $4 or $5.
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Man(2): Yeah, we don't sell VIN numbers.
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Man(2): The car comes with the VIN.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Hey, how do I get, like, a huge, big dent out of a white car and, like, stains and stuff?
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LPC: I need to get that right off right away here tonight.
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Man(2): We have a deadpuller.
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LPC: You are?
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Man(2): Hello?
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LPC: Yeah, I’m here.
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Man(2): Yeah, we sell dent-pullers.
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LPC: Okay. Why don’t you work on that VIN number for me, alright?—
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TTS: You have reached the maximum time for a minute.
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LPC: I'll be in there in a minute, okay.
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LPC: We're recording your message.
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LPC: All right, I'm with you now, buddy.
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LPC: Hello?
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LPC: Oh, Riley.
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LPC: Yeah, how do I get a new VIN number for my car?
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LPC: I need to get one right away.
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Man(3): You can't.
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Man(3): You have to do that to the DMV.
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LPC: —I can’t—I need to go a different direction, buddy.
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Man(3): Okay so, we don’t do anything with VIN numbers.
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LPC: Okay, can you help me?
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LPC: shut off a car alarm, like, remotely?
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LPC: I need to make it stop.
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Man(3): You can take out the battery.
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LPC: Yeah, it's in someone else's car, though.
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LPC: Should I just go in and unhook the battery?
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Man(3): Yeah, I guess.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Yeah.
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Man(3): You’re—you’re callin’ the wrong people, man.
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LPC: What do you mean by that?
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Man(3): We don't know far as we don't do anything like that.
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LPC: Well, I need a VIN number, guy.
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LPC: It's urgent.
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LPC: It's imperative.
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LPC: Alright?
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Man(3): Alright.
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LPC: It's vital.
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Man(3): So, probably.
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Man(3): Call someone else, all right?
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LPC: I don't have time for that.
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LPC: You're in my neighborhood, and it's kind of your...
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Man(3): —Alright, yeah, we don’t do anything involving VIN numbers.
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LPC: Guy, it's your duty to help me out, all right?
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LPC: So just do what you can.
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LPC: Oh, okay.
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LPC: Click, okay.
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LPC: Thank you, Major Entertainer.
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LPC: Denver, Colorado.
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LPC: Oriental.
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LPC: How we have. Asian theater. Okay. Major entertainer.
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LPC: Do you have some numerals for me, please?
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Hickey: I've done a lot. So here's one right now. R.J. Cooper.
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LPC: Okay.
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SPEAKER_10: 2.4.
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LPC: Yes.
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SPEAKER_10: We are naked and unashamed.
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SPEAKER_01: MDs are with naked people.
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SPEAKER_01: MDs even put their fingers in.
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LPC: R.J.
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RJ: Hey.
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LPC: This is TIP.
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LPC: What are you doing?
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RJ: Wait, what's that?
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LPC: I’m Tip!
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RJ: Your tip?
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LPC: Yeah, I got your number from old Ironsides up at the filling station there.
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LPC: A guy's a friend of mine up.
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RJ: Oh.
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RJ: Nice.
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RJ: Yeah, you know, just kind of doing the do, if you will.
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LPC: Doing you thing, doing what he thinks.
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LPC: He doing what he thing.
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LPC: She doing what she thing, huh?
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LPC: Man, I've noticed you were outside a lot the last couple days.
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LPC: I'm kind of new to the area, and that's something I observe.
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LPC: But tomorrow morning, would you mind staying indoors?
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LPC: I got a 28-foot horse whip I like to practice with.
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LPC: I just want to make sure everybody's out of the way inside, not outside.
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LPC: You know what I'm saying?
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LPC: I don't need the liability, the responsibility.
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RJ: Well, I'm sure I could gallaband a little bit and try and keep my musings to a lesser degree.
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RJ: Okay.
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RJ: It's got to be agreeable with you, sir.
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LPC: Oh, yeah.
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LPC: I mean, I get this thing spinning around.
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LPC: It's like a propeller flying through the air.
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LPC: So let's get together on that and whip some stuff loose here in the morning and the end.
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LPC: Bright and early.
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LPC: How's that sound to you?
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RJ: That sounds great.
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RJ: Fortunately, I've got a big meeting tomorrow.
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LPC: Oh, you do, huh?
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RJ: I'd be willing.
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RJ: Well, yeah, I mean, I'd be willing to meet up if that'd be agreeable with you.
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RJ: and some specific juncture tomorrow morning, but, you know,
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RJ: and there's just too much noise in the neighborhood, you know.
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RJ: —It’s one of those things.
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LPC: I’m afraid my whip and my goings-on take precedent, so… [inhales]
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Man(4): X, Y's place.
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RJ: Alright!
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LPC: Yay, how you doing X, X, Y's Place?
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Man(4): I'm doing well, yes.
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Man(4): You've reached us.
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LPC: Hey, do you have a jukebox up ‘ere?
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Man(4): Yeah, it's a touch-tunes jukebox type deal.
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Man(4): It's got like every stupid song you can think of.
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LPC: You got, ah, Skip to My Lou by Sally Jessy Rafael up ‘ere?
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Man(4): I have no idea, man.
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Man(4): There are literally millions of songs on that thing.
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Man(4): It's all digital.
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LPC: She's got mad for your rhymes.
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Man(4): So I'm sure if you asserted, I bet it would come up.
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LPC: She’s got mad rhymes, guy.
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Man(4): Oh, yeah.
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LPC: Oh, fuck.
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LPC: Is anybody there?
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LPC: We're getting disconnected. I'm terribly sorry.
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LPC: That's kind of par for the course here in LPC land.
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LPC: I'm very sorry.
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LPC: Hopefully you can hear me here tonight.
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Max: Yo.
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LPC: Hey, Max.
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LPC: What's happening?
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SPEAKER_08: Hey, who's this?
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SPEAKER_01: This is Tip.
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Max: Tip.
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LPC: Tip with a T as a tortoise.
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LPC: You feel me?
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LPC: Tit. Yeah. What are you doing tonight?
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Max: Uh, not much.
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Max: I'm just watching TV.
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Max: I got home from work at, like, seven.
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: Hey, um, I'm going to be going out of town, and I, uh, I already talked to the post office.
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LPC: I'm just going to have my stuff sent up there, my mail, for about three weeks to your, to your place.
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LPC: All right?
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LPC: So just giving you a heads up on that.
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Max: Starting, you're having your, starting this weekend.
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: Hover to your place.
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LPC: Uh-huh.
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LPC: Just wanted to make sure that you had a heads up on that, okay?
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Max: starting this weekend?
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: So, just didn't want you to be alarmed when you see my stuff arrive at your place.
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LPC: I'm kind of new in the area.
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LPC: I don't know anybody here, you know?
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: And, you know, if you see anything real urgent or anything like that, that's, you know, really
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LPC: pressing, just if you'd go ahead and pay it, I'll absolutely reimburse you.
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LPC: Okay?
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Max: And your name is “Kit”?
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LPC: No, tip.
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LPC: T-I-P.
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LPC: Tipy.
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LPC: You never heard of me?
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Max: At—at the beginning of the conversation, I asked you if it was “Kip” and you said, “No, it’s Kit with a T”.
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LPC: No, I didn't.
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LPC: I said it's a tip with a T.
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LPC: And, you know, like, I got a leak in my roof, and I had to use a lot of water.
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LPC: Things like that are going to result in some bills.
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LPC: Just please go ahead and pay them, sort the rest of my mail.
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LPC: Alphabetically.
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LPC: What’s the matter?
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Max: First of all, I don't know anyone named.
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Max: Kip or Kit, and you're asking me to pay bills, and you're shipping your shit to my house?
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LPC: Well, just be a good sport, ya know, I’m new to the area up here!—
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Max: —Who do you—? How—? How did you—? How do you know me?
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LPC: Well, I got your number from Old Ironsides up at the filling station.
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LPC: Guys, a friend of mine up.
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LPC: Yes, yes.
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LPC: I just don’t want ya to be shocked when my mail shows up there, okay?
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TTS: [beep] Your recording has reached the maximum length—
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TTS: —To replay your message, press “1”—
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LPC: —What’s that all about?
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TTS: To delete and re-record your message, press “3”.
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TTS: Okay.
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LPC: Later.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Denver, Colorado.
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LPC: Thank you for being here.
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LPC: It's outstanding.
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LPC: Oriental Theater.
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LPC: Thank you for having us tonight.
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LPC: Thank you to Major Entertainer and to Jimmy and to Evan and to everybody down there.
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LPC: I sure do appreciate your time.
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LPC: Yeah?
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LPC: Uh-huh.
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LPC: Yeah?
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Man(5): Hello?
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LPC: Hey, what’s goin’ on?
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Man(5): Hello?
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LPC: Yeah, this is Tip.
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LPC: What are you doing, man?
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Man(5): Is this?
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LPC: Tip.
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LPC: T-I-P.
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LPC: Can you hear or what?
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Man(5): Yes.
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Man(5): Who are you?
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LPC: Hey, guy, you're ready to feel my freaking grip?
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LPC: Once I show up, Bup.
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LPC: Is I?
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LPC: You ready to feel my freaking grip, guy?
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LPC: Once I grip holding your neck?
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Man(5): Who the fuck are you?
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LPC: I'm tippy.
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LPC: I'm new to the area up here, and I don't.
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LPC: like what I see, so you and I are going to get together and work things out.
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LPC: You feel me?
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LPC: I'll meet you tonight, guy, at the pizza place.
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LPC: Who are you?
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LPC: Who are you?
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LPC: Who are you?
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LPC: Who are you?
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Man(5): Who are you?
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Man(5): Who are you?
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LPC: I'm new.
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LPC: My name's Tip, and I'm ready to grip you by the lip.
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LPC: Does that work for you or what?
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LPC: Does it work for you, Charlie?
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LPC: Speak up.
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LPC: No?
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LPC: You out of here? Good. Good for you. Good for you. Good for you. Okay. We're moving right along.
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LPC: Yes, we are.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Oh, shit. Oh, fuck.
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LPC: Oh, my God.
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LPC: Hi, I am so sorry we got chopped off there.
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Man(6): Hey.
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LPC: Hi.
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Man(6): Hey.
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LPC: Hello. Are we there?
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SPEAKER_05: No.
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Man(6): I don't know.
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Man(6): He left the stage.
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LPC: Oh, okay.
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Man(6): Yeah.