I don't know why but, I love the fact that Robinette shared some of his pretzel with Stone. I think it just shows how cool they are with each other. Oh, awesome episode too. 😁👍🏾
05:02 More than that, Robinette pitched an idea and Stone accepted the plan unconditionally. His complete confidence and respect for his junior colleague displayed Stone's high level of integrity and professionalism.
@Watson Everly That's just it...the writers were fantastic! But the actors BREATHED those characters, gave the human personalities to a tee! I've been watching all the Law & Orders since the beginning- I'm in too deep. These people are real -- TV show or not! 👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🥰🥰❤
I liked the time he told the witness,” I’ll ask the questions, sir”! The sir was obviously clothed in contempt. I liked McCoy but Stone was what made me a fan.
God, Moriarty was so great as Stone. The way he cut the lawyer off around 3:00, well not cut him off, just flat ignored him as he went to speak, but not raising his voice then. Stone made it known, he was in charge. Then, the real threat. Ben Stone could threaten better then any of the subsequent characters. he was cold. Yet, his character was also very understanding when it came to mitigating circumstances.
That was one of the saddest twists I've ever seen. You don't excuse what he did but it was clear how much they'd manipulated that kid and took advantage of his vulnerability to turn him into a killer.
@@CandiceGoddard Who refused to testify. He needed his cooperation for a conviction. It's only a threat because Stone could follow through with the IRS. The witness had a choice, keep quiet and spend 10 years in jail. Do the right thing, and he relocates.
Law & Order had the best writing I have ever seen on American television. It would be great to see a series about the early days of Adam Schiff or Jack McCoy both were compelling characters.
S. Epaka Merkerson (Mrs. Denise Winters) played her role to the hilt! The emotion when she learned her son died tore my heart out!! Then she went on to become the famous Lt. Van Buren. Well played S. Epaka!!!
I remember seeing that scene on TV many years ago. If that had been in a movie Ms. Merkerson could have had an Oscar nomination just from that one scene.
@@warhawk9566 Hell, I thought he was the dealer and the other guy was the lawyer right up until they cuffed the tall guy! I feel like I gotta wash my hands just *looking* at him!
As I stated before, everyone needs a Ben Stone in their life ! This episode is compelling, for it discussed a multitude of crimes including the "orchestrated death of a baby" ! The irony...! The real estate corruption tied in with a slimy drug dealer !
@@asecretone i woulda died! i've had a crush on him since "Mystic Pizza"! He REIGNED as Goren. i've loved Logan/Noth forever, but, D'Onofrio plays 'crazy' so well. i know he hates it, but i had to buy "The Cell". The only "celeb" i've ever met* irl was a stuntman who worked with Chris Noth. He walked in to the motel i was clerking at in '98, & i SHREIKED, lol. ('Tis why i never get to meet anyone irl 😂😂😂!) ✌💗
@@maevecooper4290 Wong. His twitter bio states: There are no periods [in BD]! 😂. He played the forensic psychiatrist, Dr. George Huang on SVU, and is currently on my new favorite series, (in it's 4th & final season this fall on USA) "MR ROBOT". He said that playing Huang gave him immense joy, bc he's heard from so many ppl with mental health issues, that he became enthralled w/ that field. Indeed, it was my tweet abt therapy & Mr Robot, (a show about social anxiety, depression, & psychosis, that has the protagonist hacking ppl to alleviate his mental pain) that BD liked. i screamed, tweeted, that i was freaking out, and he liked those tweets, too. Such a great guy, and LGBTQ role model & activist. 💗
ANOTHER classic L&O. Ben Stone, "...the light of day"! Drug Dealer, "...he's not going to mess with my thing." and Ben Stone, " 15 seconds, they keep you home in Sag Harbor, they keep the Mercedes, five seconds." The writers had a field day with this. And the missing scene of the 14 yr old punk that "aired out the place" thought he should get a walk because he could not read the address correctly. Man! What a program! I never missed it 20 years ago and those stories seem like yesterday.
The real estate guy's lawyer plays Carrie's boss in The King of Queens, who is head of the law firm: Kaplan, Hornstein, and Steckler. The years and locations of both shows add up. He was a defense lawyer in the '90s in NYC, then in the 2000s he's started and running his own firm with everything: litigation, corporate, etc.
@@toomanyaccounts That's what I always liked about shows like L&O, The Sopranos, and The Wire--they show that except for the highest-up people, the guys in the rackets are breaking even or getting a *little* ahead. And even the guys at the higher end of the food chain aren't exactly living like Pablo Escobar.
@@insertclevername4123 makes you wonder why people waste so much time and effort into breaking the law to get so little while if they did honest labor they would make as much if not more.
@@toomanyaccounts David Simon has some stuff to say about the drug trade guys, but from what I've read about the mob, part of it is some of the guys are just bad eggs from the start and some of them grow up around the Life, see their friends/relatives being part of it, and see the "straight" guys working harder and getting nowhere while seeing the more successful made guys in the neighborhood dressing better, making their own rules, etc. Can't say I don't see why they would find it appealing, especially when they're too young to see the downsides. Plus, for both groups, once they get themselves bent with the law, it becomes that much harder to straighten out and do the honest living thing.
@@toomanyaccounts Most low level criminals are lazy and stupid, they don't want to have to put any effort into anything so they take the easiest road they can find even if it means living hand to mouth.
@@nicolemarie6273 Season 1,2 and 16 through 20 are on iTunes/AppleTV. For the in between seasons, you can find the complete dvd box set online, or at a thrift store :)
The young cousin was played by a 13 yr old Merlin Santana, before he was on the Cosby Show, then the Steve Harvey Show. Sadly he was murdered in '02 - a talented young man.
Michael Moriarty and Richard Brooks WERE ADAs Stone and Robinette. For real. And one wonders if either of them actually may have practiced law in real life, for they were THAT good...
He doesn't look like a drug dealer ? He doesn't look like a killer ? What are they supposed to look like ? This show is great ! Real estate broker and drug dealer played the role in the death of an infant ....
Option 1: lose everything + spend 10 years in prison, possibly less with good behaviour. Option 2: lose everything + spend the rest of your life with a bullseye painted on your back. ... Man, am I glad that I'm an honest citizen and all my taxes are correct, above board and up to date, because those sound like horrible options.
Don't do dirt and you don't have to make those kinds of choices. Sue, you won't ride the fast train to easy street but sometimes it's a short trip to someplace worse.
He was in 4 episodes, - The Finale (1998) ... Dr. Wexler - The Summer of George (1997) ... Doctor - The Invitations (1996) ... Doctor - The Junior Mint (1993) ... Doctor
He was also on the final season of the fantasy series: "Angel". He played a necromancer, two seasons after Elizabeth Rohm quit as a Detective & bounced to L&O to play Serena.
I started watching law and order as a kid in the 90s. I remember being the only kid in school. My teacher and I would talk about it all the time. The original law and order, not svu, is probably the best tv that can out of the United States
"People will forget this outrage, once the next outrage hits the front page." Words Trump really took to heart I see! Sad part is how true it appears to be!!
Although all of the Law & Order franchises and seasons were and are great, I still like the original cast better. They started it all. My favorite was Paul Robinette (Richard Brooks).
Schiff and stone had a very unique A relationship compared to the other district attorneys and assistant district attorneys. You can see in Adam's behavior towards Ben that there was a lot of respect
The show was great when it put away harden criminals and ruined self intitled rich greedy egotiscal rich men or women. Wall street you are not above the law.
Does anybody else get sick when those guys stuff their faces. Munch, munch, talk while eating, munch, munch. So disgusting. I thought only the cops did it, but now I'm convinced it's New York etiquette plain and simple.
Stone was savage af. "You don't even keep the dishwasher."
@temporarysanity You do dirt, you get hurt.
Funny lolmao
Love this original
and the dude still thought he had room to negotiate for a house and a mercedes lol
I don't know why but, I love the fact that Robinette shared some of his pretzel with Stone. I think it just shows how cool they are with each other. Oh, awesome episode too. 😁👍🏾
But he didn't offer Adam any.
@@trevormoses5061 he did, before stone
Adam turned away
Hey, that's NY in winter- it's cold!
It's more like the actors were eating and sharing
05:02 More than that, Robinette pitched an idea and Stone accepted the plan unconditionally. His complete confidence and respect for his junior colleague displayed Stone's high level of integrity and professionalism.
Hey did he accept the deal?
Stone was the man... “ I will destroy your life, tear it apart( snaps fingers) overnight!” I loved when he went gangster. He meant it too!
@Watson Everly No way. My mind is blown!
@Watson Everly That's just it...the writers were fantastic! But the actors BREATHED those characters, gave the human personalities to a tee! I've been watching all the Law & Orders since the beginning- I'm in too deep. These people are real -- TV show or not! 👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🥰🥰❤
Stone was the Terminator in a suit
I liked the time he told the witness,” I’ll ask the questions, sir”! The sir was obviously clothed in contempt. I liked McCoy but Stone was what made me a fan.
@Lithesome Lollies
In your attempt to make someone look dumb, you made yourself look like a fool.
"They keep the Mercedes, looks at stopwatch... 5 seconds" SAVAGE
God, Moriarty was so great as Stone. The way he cut the lawyer off around 3:00, well not cut him off, just flat ignored him as he went to speak, but not raising his voice then. Stone made it known, he was in charge. Then, the real threat. Ben Stone could threaten better then any of the subsequent characters. he was cold. Yet, his character was also very understanding when it came to mitigating circumstances.
"You move to Nebraska, the day after the trial."
From Sag Harbor to Nebraska? Oh, the humanity!
better than being a corpse ...not by much but still better...
I remember this episode. the 14 year old didn't know how to read and that's why he went to the wrong address!
The best part
Don't hire illiterate teenaged stoners to do a hit.
That was one of the saddest twists I've ever seen. You don't excuse what he did but it was clear how much they'd manipulated that kid and took advantage of his vulnerability to turn him into a killer.
Ah, yeah, I remember this one, too, especially the dialog.
Tragic but an unfortunate reality. Another lost life to the NYC prison system
I just love how Stone threatens suspects.
Wasn't the man he was threatening a witness?
@@CandiceGoddard Who refused to testify. He needed his cooperation for a conviction. It's only a threat because Stone could follow through with the IRS. The witness had a choice, keep quiet and spend 10 years in jail. Do the right thing, and he relocates.
Law & Order had the best writing I have ever seen on American television. It would be great to see a series about the early days of Adam Schiff or Jack McCoy both were compelling characters.
Wish they would show all of the episode
That's a great concept.
Compare it with the god awful virtue signaling F.B.I. series.
Agree completely. I was furious when they cancelled the series.
Ben Stone blew McCoy away.
So happy TH-cam has been pushing these clips at me. Caved and bought season one 2 days ago and am already halfway through it.
Yeah, season one rules.
The problem is that they chopped the video to turn it into 16:9 from 4:3.
Used to watch this show with my dad as a fairly young kid and loved it, it's even better now as an adult
@Long Schnozzed Tribesman then show me were i can find it for free
Bought it where?
S. Epaka Merkerson (Mrs. Denise Winters) played her role to the hilt! The emotion when she learned her son died tore my heart out!! Then she went on to become the famous Lt. Van Buren. Well played S. Epaka!!!
I remember seeing that scene on TV many years ago. If that had been in a movie Ms. Merkerson could have had an Oscar nomination just from that one scene.
She was great.
The acting in this show seems to me to be underrated.
@@andrewbrendan1579 Emmy. Oscars are for movies.
@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427 I said , "If that scene had been in a movie..."
Good for Ingrahams, he turned his life around and became a captain in the NYPD
Robinette sharing his pretzel with Stone, classic
The drug dealer's lawyer was so slimy looking. It was perfect.
RonJohn63, he played one of Capone’s goons in The Untouchables.
He looked so slimy I thought he was the drug dealer for a second (haven't seen the full episode)
@@warhawk9566 Hell, I thought he was the dealer and the other guy was the lawyer right up until they cuffed the tall guy! I feel like I gotta wash my hands just *looking* at him!
He was also in Sister Act 2 - Father Thomas. He was hilarious 🤣
He played Mo in Slap Shot. Funny role!
Just wait for the "C'mon, Paul!" every episode. Loved when Robinette came back and mentioned the question Ben asked him. Loved the continuity.
God I FUCKING LOVE Stone!!! Effortlessly ruthless and principled, but with a warm Southern charm.
I enjoyed Stone as AD. He had picture RFK in his office. Great touch!
As I stated before, everyone needs a Ben Stone in their life ! This episode is compelling, for it discussed a multitude of crimes including the "orchestrated death of a baby" ! The irony...! The real estate corruption tied in with a slimy drug dealer !
S. Epatha was the first celebrity to like a tweet of mine. i fainted, lol. She's so kind.😍 (BD was the second, i screamed. 😮😋) ✌💗
Bravo. Now we need to get them into YT.
The first celeb to like one of my tweets was, no joke, Vincent D'onofrio. So great.
@@asecretone i woulda died! i've had a crush on him since "Mystic Pizza"! He REIGNED as Goren. i've loved Logan/Noth forever, but, D'Onofrio plays 'crazy' so well. i know he hates it, but i had to buy "The Cell". The only "celeb" i've ever met* irl was a stuntman who worked with Chris Noth. He walked in to the motel i was clerking at in '98, & i SHREIKED, lol. ('Tis why i never get to meet anyone irl 😂😂😂!) ✌💗
Who is BD?
@@maevecooper4290 Wong. His twitter bio states: There are no periods [in BD]! 😂. He played the forensic psychiatrist, Dr. George Huang on SVU, and is currently on my new favorite series, (in it's 4th & final season this fall on USA) "MR ROBOT". He said that playing Huang gave him immense joy, bc he's heard from so many ppl with mental health issues, that he became enthralled w/ that field. Indeed, it was my tweet abt therapy & Mr Robot, (a show about social anxiety, depression, & psychosis, that has the protagonist hacking ppl to alleviate his mental pain) that BD liked. i screamed, tweeted, that i was freaking out, and he liked those tweets, too. Such a great guy, and LGBTQ role model & activist. 💗
Nice to see Ingram cleaned up his life, changed his name to Arthur Fancy, joined the NYPD and made it all the way to the rank of Captain.
Jeez, I was about to say that. 😂
ANOTHER classic L&O. Ben Stone, "...the light of day"! Drug Dealer, "...he's not going to mess with my thing." and Ben Stone, " 15 seconds, they keep you home in Sag Harbor, they keep the Mercedes, five seconds." The writers had a field day with this. And the missing scene of the 14 yr old punk that "aired out the place" thought he should get a walk because he could not read the address correctly. Man! What a program! I never missed it 20 years ago and those stories seem like yesterday.
Jerry Sinclair....Law & Order is a stone cold classic... top 10 tv show in history... no doubt...
@@bigyay3372 awww.. did he hurt your feelings?
🤣🤣🤣
Samuel shaffer nah social experiment
I don’t recall the kid thinking he should walk because he couldn’t read; that wasn’t even discovered until the very end of the episode.
The real estate guy's lawyer plays Carrie's boss in The King of Queens, who is head of the law firm: Kaplan, Hornstein, and Steckler. The years and locations of both shows add up. He was a defense lawyer in the '90s in NYC, then in the 2000s he's started and running his own firm with everything: litigation, corporate, etc.
6:14. The look on Ingrams' face when Robinette stated the bail amount.
Drug dealers make that kind of money, don't they?
most drug dealers make as much as a fast food cashier at mcdonald's.
@@toomanyaccounts That's what I always liked about shows like L&O, The Sopranos, and The Wire--they show that except for the highest-up people, the guys in the rackets are breaking even or getting a *little* ahead. And even the guys at the higher end of the food chain aren't exactly living like Pablo Escobar.
@@insertclevername4123 makes you wonder why people waste so much time and effort into breaking the law to get so little while if they did honest labor they would make as much if not more.
@@toomanyaccounts David Simon has some stuff to say about the drug trade guys, but from what I've read about the mob, part of it is some of the guys are just bad eggs from the start and some of them grow up around the Life, see their friends/relatives being part of it, and see the "straight" guys working harder and getting nowhere while seeing the more successful made guys in the neighborhood dressing better, making their own rules, etc. Can't say I don't see why they would find it appealing, especially when they're too young to see the downsides.
Plus, for both groups, once they get themselves bent with the law, it becomes that much harder to straighten out and do the honest living thing.
@@toomanyaccounts
Most low level criminals are lazy and stupid, they don't want to have to put any effort into anything so they take the easiest road they can find even if it means living hand to mouth.
So happy Seasons 1 & 2 are available.... but I'd write off a day's pay for any season with Briscoe & Logan.
Those 2 were dynamite together. And they had some great serious conversations too.
Where do you see seasons 1 & 2?
@@nicolemarie6273 you can purchase them on youtube! Definitely worth checking out:)
@@nicolemarie6273 Season 1,2 and 16 through 20 are on iTunes/AppleTV. For the in between seasons, you can find the complete dvd box set online, or at a thrift store :)
Where did you find Season 1 & 2? Peacock only has seasons started 13. 😔 Thanks
The young cousin was played by a 13 yr old Merlin Santana, before he was on the Cosby Show, then the Steve Harvey Show. Sadly he was murdered in '02 - a talented young man.
This show had some of the best acting barr none
I love stone...it’s crazy how hard it is to get justice but also how he’s able to get people to talk
Is that a cameo appearance by Chris Meloni, of SVU, carrying a bicycle over his shoulder at 5:05?
no but it sure looks like him haha
Close but if you pause it, you see dead on, it is not the same guy.
Michael Moriarty and Richard Brooks WERE ADAs Stone and Robinette. For real. And one wonders if either of them actually may have practiced law in real life, for they were THAT good...
Too bad they didn't show the BEST scene in this episode:
SLAP! ... "You think you gonna play these FOOL games with ME?"
Mother of the year.
"You'd be moved to Nebraska after the trial is over"
So either way, he's gonna be punished lol.
McCoy would flailing his arms out...raising his voice. Prancing around the room. Stone was so much more intimidating.
Never been a McCoy fan. Stone was tops!
He doesn't look like a drug dealer ? He doesn't look like a killer ? What are they supposed to look like ? This show is great ! Real estate broker and drug dealer played the role in the death of an infant ....
And this Madams and Sirs is why you need a pocket watch. (Ok and this episode was SO powerful, even my concrete heart wept).
It is clearly underappreciated just how savage the IRS are
If you owe money to the mob, a loan shark, and the IRS. You pay the IRS first
No it isn't. I wish you numbnuts would stop saying that on every freaking TH-cam video.
Yeah, they DON'T mess around
It's not IF they come but WHEN
AND when they do come for you
IT'S GOING TO REAL!!
BELIEVE IT!!
Stone always had a quiet menace to him when he dealt with criminals
The "Accused" played NYPD LT Fancy in the series NYPD Blue.
I really miss L&O.
The defendant straightened out his life and went on to head one of the most awfully ran prisons in history
Run
One of my favorite lines from L&O, when I still watched the show. "They'll forget this outrage, when the next outrage, hits the front page." How true.
1:24 Schiffs thinking...'Wheres my piece?'
Option 1: lose everything + spend 10 years in prison, possibly less with good behaviour.
Option 2: lose everything + spend the rest of your life with a bullseye painted on your back.
...
Man, am I glad that I'm an honest citizen and all my taxes are correct, above board and up to date, because those sound like horrible options.
Don't do dirt and you don't have to make those kinds of choices. Sue, you won't ride the fast train to easy street but sometimes it's a short trip to someplace worse.
SNAP! “Light of day. Guaranteed.”
So, yes, Kaye, if you think about it, you DID steal from Ingrams.
that's the doctor in Seinfeld that breaks the news to George that Susan died
He was in 4 episodes,
- The Finale (1998) ... Dr. Wexler
- The Summer of George (1997) ... Doctor
- The Invitations (1996) ... Doctor
- The Junior Mint (1993) ... Doctor
He was also on the final season of the fantasy series: "Angel". He played a necromancer, two seasons after Elizabeth Rohm quit as a Detective & bounced to L&O to play Serena.
Yes! I knew I recognized him from somewhere! Thank you!
Stone carried a heavy word and heavier hand. Robinette was a pragmatistic dream out of a Sun Tsu.
Alone? Dangerous. But together?
I started watching law and order as a kid in the 90s. I remember being the only kid in school. My teacher and I would talk about it all the time. The original law and order, not svu, is probably the best tv that can out of the United States
Nice camera work, camera person, 1st person view in the small court room. Well done.
“No, never, forget about it, go away!”.
3:25 best line ever
These pretzels were making them thirsty!
Can't remember his name, but the defense attorney is one of my favorite character actors.
I loved Adam Schiff! Doesn’t matter how good his DA’s were, he always finds a way to keep them humble! 😂
"People will forget this outrage, once the next outrage hits the front page."
Words Trump really took to heart I see! Sad part is how true it appears to be!!
not after the RICO indictments by Georgia. And the Federal charges. 49 more states to go
@@rhuephus 1000% hope you're right!
Stone was really playing hard here usually the deals are a little less do this or else I destory you Haha
Although all of the Law & Order franchises and seasons were and are great, I still like the original cast better. They started it all. My favorite was Paul Robinette (Richard Brooks).
Mine too!!!
Schiff and stone had a very unique A relationship compared to the other district attorneys and assistant district attorneys. You can see in Adam's behavior towards Ben that there was a lot of respect
Show was so much better back in the day!
Great episode
No one messes with the irs...
Hey that lawyer is George from the untouchables.
And Morris Wanchuk from Slapshot.
I remember James McDaniel and Richard Brooks in NYPD Blue with Brooks as the captain whose wife was shot. Gripping stuff.
He can move to Nebraska, says it like he's shipping the man off to a penal colony
Problem is these episodes aren't even behind the paywall on Peacock (at the moment) - kind of false advertising.
It's so frustrating! Whatever platform puts the first 10 seasons of Law and Order on their service... I'm there THAT DAY!
YeAh it’s dangling meat in front of us
Lt. Fancy undercover?
*Impressive*
James McDaniel is the actor's name.
Captain Fancy when he left NYPD Blue. That promotion was earned and long overdue.
Not the same guy
I'd like to know if Edward Kay would have had any issues with being referred to as Eddy Baby.
Cops making deals with the irs that sounds right also.
And obviously necessary.
People will forget this outrage when the next outrage hits the front page....👊🏽
Both stone , McCoy and barba or some of the best DAs! I loved Novak and Cabot but you can’t beat the Classics
“They take the Mercedes; 5 seconds “.
Compare these classic L&O episodes with the current version and weep
Ben Stone: "Ah come on Moe".
Those were some long seconds...😂❤
Ben was not playing...
I love that they shot the show entirely in New York.
Stone doing a fine job. How come the DOJ doesn't have a man like that as AG instead of crooked Barr ?
Wong Sifu crooked prez wants crooked AG
Doofus. Barr is o e of the most highly respected lawyers on America.
@@kenperlman2204 at best, was
Hate makes you blind
@@sastrugi4471 Oh, Orange Man Bad? Typical. Calling people crooked with no evidence of wrongdoing.
Anyone know the actor who played Engrams defense lawyer? The way his voice sounds is kinda like Walter Matheau
Was a sad day when Adam left after series 10. The last link to the original cast.
The deal is good for 15 seconds
5:04 thought was Stabler for a second
If you set the video to 1:40 you see this guy needs to chew with his MOUTH CLOSED
Now I remember this actor, he was on a episode of Firefly.
How do you watch a full movie
It's a Junior, Mint.
They're very refreshing!
Our justice system is beyond fucked up. The fact you can buy your way out of jail disgusts me
Out system has a lot of holes but many many countries have far worse to the point someone rich enough can get away with even murder
by only giving him 15 seconds to take the deal, he would leave the deal itself open to future litigation as that isn't enough time to consider it
3:41-3:53 a little unintentional asmr
Stone talks without even moving his lips. That’s unique
Is there any other clips for this episode?
Not gonna lie I though the black guy was the lawyer up until he got arrested, turns out discount Gilbert godfried was the laywer
AFLAC. Wait. That was Gilbert Gottfried.
I would love to see the hand off from Ben Stone to McCoy at the end of Season 3.
? No hand off. Stone resigned. McCoy was hired.
DO NOT play poker with Stone
The guy walking down the stairs with the bike looks like Eliot, Law and Order SVU.
The show was great when it put away harden criminals and ruined self intitled rich greedy egotiscal rich men or women. Wall street you are not above the law.
That’s Brad Sullivan as your typical defense attorney at 7:40.
3:30
Negotiating justice, what a deal.
Why would the cop throw that mans name out there like that? Now hes a target definitely if he wasnt already
Does anybody else get sick when those guys stuff their faces. Munch, munch, talk while eating, munch, munch. So disgusting. I thought only the cops did it, but now I'm convinced it's New York etiquette plain and simple.
Yep. New Yawk.
Yes, talking while eating a hot dog is much more inexcusable than murder.
@@tacoheadmakenzie9311 apples and oranges, dear
Ben Stone forever!
@Rodney Yeager He was okay.
Nebraska isn't so bad. I can think of worse places.