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Okay. We're 10-8. And the number is 180 and the letter is G. There is no

other possibility. And all you slimy fruitcakes in San Francisco are going

to learn how to get to 180 and the letter G. I repeat, there is no other

possibility. There is no other possib--



The number is 180 and the letter is G. The first thing you have to do to

get over to 180 and the letter G is to get into your vehicle and headEast.

I repeat, you have to head East over the bridge. But before you get onto

the bridge, around one big turn, you'll come up to the place where the sex

chemicals burned up. I repeat, where the sex chemicals burned up. And of

course you all must have heard about that on news center four...On your way

to 180 and the letter G.



And now we're on the bridge. That's nothing very much, but when you get on

the other side of the bridge on your way to 180 and the letter G, you'll

notice two things. First of all it's very important that you turn on your

AM radio. Set it to 1010 on your dial, and let the radio frequency energy

from K-101 overload your little tuner until it distorts very highly. And

right at the point of that extreme distortion, there's the big chairs. I'm

not exactly sure, but I think that's where all the sewer water from Oakland

goes.



And then, by then, you'll be out of all that distortion, and you'll be

looking East, toward the hills, and if it's at night, you'll see the little

red lights flashing on my favorite ham radio repeater station -- that's WR6

Automatic Bowel Movement.



And any of you who are into jamming, keep talking, keep jamming, because

I'll be listening on my scanner radio, and just maybe...you'll be on the

next album.



You come up to the tunnel. And now we're coming up to the tunnel. Up to

the tunnel. And then as you get into the tunnel, you'll start to sense

something. And then about halfway through the tunnel, something will

suddenly hit you. You won't sense it a lot until you get almost through to

the other side. You'll realize right then and there that you're entering

Contra-Costa County. It's hard to explain [hard to explain, hard to

explain], but you feel a certain way when you get into Contra-Costa County

on your way to 180 and the letter G. There is absolutely no other

possibility.



And then you're gonna whisk out, out of the tunnel on the East side, in

Contra-Costa County, where it's about 40 degrees warmer and the humidity is

about 15 percent, and you'll just stay on that freeway all the way until

you get to Martinas. When you're up to Martinas, you'll see a sign, a sign

that says `G.' And you're just gonna go right on up there in your little

vehicle and you're gonna turn left onto G.



On the left hand side of the street is the A&W root beer place, and on the

right side is another little place where you're gonna go later on in the

story: Safe Muffins.



Now that you're on G, you're just gonna keep right on going up G, heading

West on G, all the way to the top of the hill, and that's where 180 is.

Right up there at the top. And just before you get to the top of the hill,

you'll notice the green slime oozing out from under the house at 180 and

the letter G.



And of course, it had to be true, you just gotta go right back down to Safe

Muffins and shoplift. I repeat, you're gonna have to shoplift the HR Steam

Cleaning System from Safe Muffins. The only way you're gonna be able to do

it successfully is to become invisible. And then when you're totally

invisible, you'll just creep right on into Safe Muffins, and thereyou'll

see it: The HR Steam Cleaning System. And then you'll realize that

you're gonna have to get it up the street to 180 very quickly, so you whisk

your Steam Cleaning System right back up G all the way to 180. You go

right up to the front door and you push the button.



The door opens automatically, and the first thing you see is the orange

carpet inside 180...and you'll see the dog juice, the horrible dog juice

all over the orange carpet at 180 and the letter G. You're just gonna

march right on into G, there, with your HR Steam Cleaning System, go all

the way back into the kitchen, where the Mr. Coffee Coffee-amker has your

hot water. Your hot water, ready to pour into your HR Steam Cleaning

System. So you go in there and get your HR Steam Cleaner all fired up, and

you bring it on out into the living room and you take care of all the dog

juice on the orange carpet at 18 and the letter G.



"I think I'd like to have a cigarette now. Where are my

cigarettes, David?"

``They're on top of the refrigerator.''

"David, I'd like to know what you did with my cigarettes."

``They're under the house.''

"My cigarettes are missing, David. I'd like to smoke. What did

you do with them?"

``They're in the toad cage.''

"David, I'd like to have a cigarette right now bu tI can't find the

package. I put them on the table and they're not there. Did you take

them?"

``I think we may have left them up at Grandma's house.''

"My mother doesn't smoke, David. What did you do with my

cigarettes?"

``I told you, they're on top of the refrigerator.''

"I looked on top of the refrigerator. They aren't there. will you

please tell me what you did with my cigarettes?"

``Maybe you left them in the car.''

"I haven't been in the car all day. You must have put them

somewhere and I can't find them. You better tell me now or I'm going to

really get mad."

``Oh yeah, I think I know where they are. They're in back of the

TV set, where all the parakeet feathers are.''



As you're cleaning the orange carpet, there'll be a voice that says:

"FETCH MY CIGARETTES."

Another voice will say:

``THEY'RE ON TOP OF THE REFRIGERATOR.''



And then of course you've forgotten completely about the green slime. And

you'll realize that the only way to get rid of the green slime is to go

back down, down the stairs, down to the basement of 180 and the letter G,

where you'll find a bottle of Formula 409. You'll get that 409 up there

real quick, and go outside to the mailbox of 180 where the green slime and

all the ants are oozing out onto the sidewalk, and you'll spray it with all

your might as hard as you can on that goddamn green slime. And then you'll

have gotten all that horrible stuff.



{There are gonna be?} toads under the house, and they'll be saying,

"Herbiss, herbiss, under the house, spray me with the 409, herbiss." That's

what the toads are gonna say to you. They won't croak, they'll actually

say that. When you're at G...and 180.



By then you'll realize that you're gonna have to take your HR Steam Cleaning

System back down to Safe Muffins. And before you can do it, you'll of

course have to become invisible once again. You'll take your HR steam

cleaning system, which you shoplifted from Safe Muffins, you'll put it back

in for somebody else to use, at some other number, some other letter,

somewhere in another dimension.



And it'll be time for you to head back to San Francisco, 'cause if you

don't, you'll never leave Contra-Costa county. You'll get back in your

vehicle, and you'll go in reverse, in reverse gear, using your rear-view

mirror, all the way back down the freeway, past Pleasant Hill, Lafayette,

and Orinda. You'll go back through the tunnel, and you're gonna get back

on the other side of the hills, there, through the tunnel, right past the

ham radio repeater, and you'll whisk down that hill at 90 miles an hour.

You'll get into the appropriate lanes, on your way from 180 and the letter

G, back into San Francisco. Back past K101 and the big chairs, which

remind you of the sewer gas back on G, where you could become invisible.

Not really sure if Oakland sewer gas can do it as well as Martinas sewer

gas. And you're on the bridge now, heading West, into the fog, the high

fog, I repeat: fog never touches the ground in California, it's always so

damn high. And you get across, and you look back to where the sex

chemicals were made, and finally you get back into your sewer pipe, and

disappear down into the sewers of San Francisco, and you know that you'll

never ever want to come out to 180 and the letter G, ever again. And in

that sorry situation, I think it's just about time we went 10-7. I'm

getting that feeling now. Deep within the sewer pipes by now. You'll

never find your way out. You'll never want to find your way out. We're

10-7. Out.