In Ken Burns' "history of country music" series, there's a part when Roger Miller (King of the Road, Dang Me, etc.) is working as a clerk in a hotel. Someone of

In Ken Burns' "history of country music" series, there's a part when Roger Miller (King of the Road, Dang Me, etc.) is working as a clerk in a hotel. Someone offers him a job going on the road as one of the musical acts in a show, and he says, "Hang on, I've got to go and give my two minutes' notice."