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The tale begins at the Friars Club, a gathering place for some of the biggest names in entertainment. Our narrator recalls an afternoon spent with Milton Berle, who, despite being in a wheelchair, decided to share a rather intimate moment before his passing. Berle asked for help with a very basic human need: he had to pee. The narrator, feeling a mix of humor and respect, obliged.
The Legendary Display
As the narrator stood by, a peculiar moment unfolded. Berle, in a seemingly casual manner, leaned back to reveal his quite impressive physical attribute—a gesture that was as shocking as it was memorable. Described as an "endless" sight, this revelation served as a striking metaphor highlighting not just Berle's humor but also the larger-than-life stories that often surrounded him.