I recorded it onto a mini tape recorder and called up the some 300 radio stations in Toronto and left messages on their voice mails.  I thought perhaps  one may call me back for an interview.  The problem was that most of them called me back for many interviews.

One of those stations approached me and said to me that if I cut the song professionally, and register it and release it for  them, then they will make me famous.

I said OK!

The studio time and  hiring unionized people with instruments and copywriting the song were expensive for me, but the benefits were....well...fantastic!

However the disadvantages were that I was getting no work done fast.  Everywhere I went I was hearing that song and people loved it...!  In fact they could not get enough of it.

Then ad agencies started to call me to sing their diaper commercials.  Sorry I had to draw the line there.

The last thing I did was have a talk show  with Ted Walishin on CFRB and the Les the Handyman Hour every Saturday Morning;- Where people would call in and  I would answer their questions.  I didn't like it very much and soon stopped.  When we were talking about decks, people would call in about  roofing.  I didn't like that especially because I did not do roofing.  Saying I don't know  the answer to that question and have 350,000 people hearing it  made me quite sad.  So I stopped.

I now have another song which I think is even better than the first but I don't know what to do with it.

Help me  make it into a video even as a school project

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