This week we meet Gary. Gary Edward Earl, better known as Gad. Gad N Earl. He’s been tasked with fixing the supply chain problems. He could do the job from his home office in the GardenState suburbs, but what fun would that be?Gas wants to hit the road.Get outta town. Everywhere he goes it’s hot hot hot. Broiling hot. And humid. Despite it being late October. But no big thang. AC’s hummin, baby. Pushing out it’s cool, dry hair. Limos. Airport terminals. 787s. Office buildings. Restaurants. Hotel lobbies. Hotel suites.

This week we meet Gary. Gary Edward Earl, better known as Gad. Gad N Earl. He’s been tasked with fixing the supply chain problems. He could do the job from his home office in the GardenState suburbs, but what fun would that be?Gas wants to hit the road.Get outta town. Everywhere he goes it’s hot hot hot. Broiling hot. And humid. Despite it being late October. But no big thang. AC’s hummin, baby. Pushing out it’s cool, dry hair. Limos. Airport terminals. 787s. Office buildings. Restaurants. Hotel lobbies. Hotel suites.

Want to hear some entertaining stories but don't have a lot of time? Here's your ticket to ride. The Ten-Minute Storyteller arrives packed with humor, pathos, humanity, and originality… in ten minutes or less. All stories written and narrated by Bill Simpson, an acclaimed novelist who has, after many years in the kitchen, perfected the short short story.  

Want to hear some entertaining stories but don't have a lot of time? Here's your ticket to ride. The Ten-Minute Storyteller arrives packed with humor, pathos, humanity, and originality… in ten minutes or less. All stories written and narrated by Bill Simpson, an acclaimed novelist who has, after many years in the kitchen, perfected the short short story.

The Ten-Minute Storyteller

It's Hot, but Hell, It Ain't That Hot

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