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 Jacques
Vivien: One day I was visiting the cemetery ...
Alex Chadwick:
The cemetery...
Jacques Vivien: Yes, the cemetery in Key West ... and on
the cemetery there is a grave with a tombstone that says, "I told
you I was sick." I said, "That town has a great sense of humor."
Alex
Chadwick (commenting): Someone said that if you stand American
on its ear and shake it, all the flakes fall out down in Key West.
Jacques Vivien: Maybe because it's the end of the road, we
think that the most unusual characters end up here.
 Captain
Mike : Did you
know that I'm Key West's oldest Spring Breaker?
June
Keith: And, I got out of the car here in Key West and my feet
hit the ground, and this was in 1975, 1975. It was right before
Jimmy Carter was elected, because I remember I was on stage in a
g-string when Jimmy Carter was elected watching the TV returns in
this go-go bar and thinking "All right." And go-go dancing has changed
in the last 20 years dramatically. I mean, we had --
Alex Chadwick:
Go-go dancing has?
 June
Keith: Oh, sure. I mean, we had to stand
on a platform. We were not allowed off the platform. And there were
very strict rules about what you could do. And you couldn't get
down on the floor and just roll around or anything like that, which
is kind of what's done now.
Alex Chadwick:
Standards?
June
Keith: Going to hell.
Alex Chadwick:
Thank you very much.
June
Keith: Thank you. Thank you. And thanks
for the big bucks. Okay. Well, are you going to film my rear end
when I walk away? Just kidding.
Alex Chadwick :
Darn that tree!
Alex Chadwick :
Coming up, what to crow about in Key West.
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