Heavyweight boxers Jack Boyle and Buddy Baer singing during training in New York

The transcript discusses the importance of social gatherings in southern customs, emphasizing the need to be together every morning, noon, and night. It also touches on musical performances, highlighting a character named Doyle who sings, and mentions Carol.

What does the phrase 'must be together every morning, noon and night' imply about the relationship?

What are the customs mentioned regarding meeting times?

What significance does the phrase 'It's an old southern customs' hold in the context?

How does Doyle's singing compare to others according to the text?

Who is Carol and what role does she play in the text?