Hour 2 of A&G features...
From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.
Is Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and Getty Show.
The whole world is blowing up with his idiot president we have. He's an idiot. He's the dumbest president we've ever had. He's the most corrupt, and he's the most incompetent, and he's the worst president we've ever had.
That's not Ai, that's actually Donald J. Trump on the Hugh Hewitt radio show yesterday, saying the.
Highly critical assessment of the current administration. I have so much ambivalence about Trump. Their aspects of the whole Trump Show that are wonderful, some are horrifying. But the dude is funny. I mean the stuff he says. Yeah, it all doesn't need to be said. All right again, a heaping mountains of ambivalence about the guy.
Often shouldn't be said. That's funny.
It is.
It goes on.
If you add up to ten worst presidents in history, they haven't done the damage that this guy's done to our country. What he's done at the border with allowing probably fifteen million people by this time into our country and plenty more coming it's just insane.
They add up to ten worst presidents, and Biden's play that first clip again.
I just like it so much.
The whole world is blowing up with his idiot president. Yeah, he's an idiot. He's the dumbest president we've ever had. He's the most corrupt, and he's the most incompetent, and he's the worst president we've ever had.
He's an idiot.
So that Wall Street Journal poll, it just came out once again, immigration was cited as the number one issue by the largest number of voters. And again, I hate when you just have to choose one issue. Nobody's life is like that, individually or as a country.
If you say so, it works for me today, Am I worried about rent or my kids? I'm gonna have to choose rent. So sorry, kids, I'm not interested.
Right, no vote for you, no clothes, no medicine, no Today's rent day.
Exactly.
If you were to ask voters what are three critical issues that will affect your vote, I think the percentage that would include immigration would be monstrous. But yeah, they've re established that that's huge.
And they talked to a bunch of different.
People who were Biden supporters or Democrats or whatever who are flocking away from the party.
How about the level of idiocy? Does that rank up there?
The whole idiot issue wasn't polled. I guess liberal media bias from the journal.
Here's another hot topic from Donald Trump.
I was thinking about how insane this was with the Transgender Day on Easter, and now he's going around saying, oh, he didn't know that.
He did.
For three days he knew about it, and now all of a sudden he didn't know about this guy lies. What he lies most about is his golf handicap. He's not only is he not a six, he's not a thirty six. Thirty six is the worst handicap you can have before you unit to qualify. He does not quali thirty six waiting.
That wasn't an edit. That was his actual transition. He was talking about the issue of the trans day in the Eastern and stuff. He said he lies like his golf handicap, and then he.
Goes off on a screen about a longer riff on the golf handicap than on the trans day on Eastern And that's correct.
Thirty six handicap means, which I don't know what I mean. But he's gonna explain that to us, because that's the So he Donald, what is the matter with you? Because somehow it got in his head like somebody must have hinted that Biden was a better golfer than him or something on some show, and so that was in his head. Oh God, just bizarre. Now this is an accusation.
Here we go.
And as you know that that white stuff that that happened to find was happy to be cocaine in the White House. I don't know. I think I think something's going on there because I watched this State of the Union and he was all jacked up at the beginning. By the end he was fading fast. There's something going on there. I want a debate, and I tink debates with him. At least should be drug tested. I want, mister president, are you suggest thing President Biden's using cocaine? I don't know what he's using, but that was not hey. He was higher than a kite. And by the way, it was the worst. It was the worst address I've ever seen. State of the Nation. I'll tell you the State of the Union. That's not State of the Union because he doesn't he doesn't represent us properly that I can tell you.
Boy test the debate. Yes, he's high as a kite.
I really wonder what's going to happen to this country in the next few years.
Yeah, we've discussed this many times over the years. We've been on the air long enough that we used to have the discussion of why do these senators dance around calling each other liars? Why do they say my opponent, miss Repper, resents the facts when he says that, nobody would ever call to just flat out say you're lying, and we couldn't understand it. Then everybody started calling each other liars, and now we understand because once you start, it just never ends.
And then it's like school kids.
But now the presidential candidates just regularly say he's a liar, You're a liar.
No, you're a liar, You're a bigger liar, You're the biggest liar. So the most.
Likely, in fact, almost entirely certain outcomes for the United States in the year twenty twenty six, you've either got an eighty year old Donald Trump.
Or Kamala Harris as the president.
If that doesn't frighten you, well, it's probably because you have more faith in Trump than I do.
But that's a hell of a situation.
This is the most election of our lifetime.
Yes, she makes a good point.
Yeah, And if you didn't hear the headline, the No Labels organization, which was one of the more serious efforts to get a third party going in my lifetime, if not the most serious effort, announced yesterday they're done. They don't have a candidate and they're not gonna try. Oh, we got this text, and you know, and I understand you're not following this as granular as we are, and we shouldn't be. Can you clarify that the No Name Party is pulling? Does that mean Robert Kennedy is not running? Just after naming his VP pick, Robert Kennedy is not the No Label He's a separate thing.
Yeah, Yeah, he's his own deal. But I can understand if you're fairly paying attention, you would think that. Sure.
Yeah, the No Labels folks interviewed and tried to recruit like thirty different prominent people to head up their ticket, and everybody passed, which is something well.
One of the problems.
They stated at one point that they would not have a candidate that pulled the votes from Joe Biden.
Okay, well then you got kind weight, you've got kind of a label, kind of.
Please Anyway, back to my nightmare scenario, which is by far the most likely. You've either got an eighty year old Trump running the free world or Kamala Harris Michael. I can't resist. It's Friday. Do this for me clip number fifty three. Come on, this is in North Carolina just yesterday or the other.
Day, the largest investment ever to take on the climate crisis, roughly a trillion dollars with a T.
I had to.
When President Biden and I first ran for office, Folks told us we have to take on the climate crisis, and we have to also lower monthly energy bills. And here in North Carolina to help you lower that monthly duke energy bill, you're welcome.
Right, wow, so you got the weird giggling in coherence. But how about the policy. So right, I am, as a taxpayer three thousand miles away from when she where she was speaking, should chip in some of my hard earned money to make sure you have better windows to lower your duke energy bill.
Why you're going to spend a trillion dollars on insufficient technology?
That's not going to budge the climate change needle.
You know, a lot of us get new windows for our homes because it'll lower our bills. And it's an investment, and it's a decision, and you got to rearrange some money to do that or not or wait until you can afford it. But no, we'll just decide to for certain crowds or certain states that are important to the vote.
The rest of us will pick up the tab for some right.
But yeah, and you're right, that's a good argument, and it will sway votes and voters. But remember it's about the spending.
Yeah, it really is.
It's about the money. It doesn't matter what they spend it on. They just want to spend it on something to buy votes and pump up the economy.
By the way, that Joe Biden is going to that bridge that fell down, Keybridge today and talking about how the federal government's going to pick up the tab for all of that, and you either agree with that or not that that's a federal issue. But he's also going to reannounce yet another college loan bailout angle right today, So he's going to end up bailing out a whole bunch of college kids student loans after the Supreme Court said the old way they were doing it didn't work.
Well, Yeah, this new plan that he's going to announce I guess monday in Wisconsin, it's going to be relieving the debt substantially for more than forty million Americans. So it's an extremely broad program which will probably get shot down by the courts again. So they can get another dose. If we're trying to do right by you and the angry Republicans and those ugly racist judges keeps stopping us, you must vote for us in November, youngsters, and a certain number will fall for that crap.
So, as I mentioned yesterday, one of the most important numbers everybody should remember, including myself, is that the over sixty five crowd votes at twice the rate as the under thirty crowd. I'm not sure politicians always remember that either. But what do you think the over sixty five crowd thinks of the bailing out the college kids?
Are they horrified by that?
Like you made the decision, I didn't ne Neil, because you're at the point in your life where you either did or didn't save in scrimp to get your kid through college. Or send them to a cheaper college or whatever, or are people in that.
Age group, like you know what, it's tough out there. I want them to have a shot.
What do you think?
I don't know.
I'd like to see some polling on that. I suspect it would be the former. I think they'd be highly sketched.
I hope so if not, I don't know what to make of it.
Honestly, the appealing to the heartstrings propaganda works over and over again. It always has in human history. That's the reason they go to it all the time. But boy, is it annoying if you're a realist, and if you're not a realist, and if you're not a realist, please don't vote.
That's going to eliminate a lot of people.
Good, that's my point. He's trying to disenfranchise idiots. Yeah, that's that's one way to put it. That's whole very angry Friday. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what, You're right. I'm glad you mentioned that we need to fix that. We need to turn that ring and got turned that frown upside down. Recognize it's frye and come up with play thirty again.
Come on, the whole world, is blowing up with his idiot president we have. He's an idiot. He's the dumbest president we've ever had. He's the most corrupt, and he's the most incompetent. He's the worst president we've ever had.
If they debate, that's what we'll say after the first question. The problem is he's an idiot. He's the dumbest president we've ever had. He's an idiot.
White stuff that that happened to find President cocaine drug tests for the debate.
Yes, hey, he was higher than a kite.
There won't be a debate, but if there were, it would be very exciting. More the way, stay here, Armstrong and Getty.
The LAFD and FBI now investigating the theft of up to thirty million dollars from guard to World facility in Silmar. The thieves entering the building through the roof Easter Sunday. They then access the money storage area. No alarms were set off the next day, the company noticing the money had been stolen.
These take a lot of planning, and these are folks, probably a little older, that know how to organize, that probably have done surveillance that may head inside information and they plan this out.
So far, police do not have any suspects.
Yeah, so that's the LA area. If that wasn't clear to you. Over thirty million dollars, Now that's a heist. I regularly, I've always been baffled by people who steal, you know, fifteen hundred dollars from a bank, or even if it's fifteen thousand dollars. Fifteen thousand dollars, who what the hell are you gonna do with that? Now you're a criminal. You'll go to prison. And you got enough money to last year a couple months maybe if you're frugal.
Right, A couple of thoughts immediately, because.
Ah, they breached the building and the safe that the cash was in.
Inside job. Gotta be an inside job. Columbo's on it. Yeah.
Second thought, here's a thirty million dollar heist, and it's not like a big topic of conversation. If some white lady gets mad at a black lady, yells at her and calls the cops, and somebody gets it on video, the whole country's talking about.
It for a week. That is an interesting point right there.
And I'm not sure quite what to make of it, other than we are so hot for conflict these days, like a giant mysterious heist doesn't get a mind share.
The conflict of somebody taking somebody else's stuff doesn't register. Though somebody saying something mean to somebody about their dam I'm put in the yard and being a Karen.
That goes viral.
I'm sorry to go straight to like philosophizing about this because the case itself, as I say, is pretty damned interesting.
But what does that say about us? But anyway, it's among.
The largest in history. Yeah, you're right, this should be as big a deal as you parked your bike in the bike rack and told me I had to move it and somebody videotaped it.
Who knew that.
These cash warehouses even existed. Well, yeah, that's what really makes it seem like an inside job. Let so ABC seven in Law was reporting on this. Let's hear some more of the details.
The guard World facility in silmarked at the center of a joint FBI and LAPD investigation days after thieves broke in and stole tens of millions of dollars on Easter. Officials briefed on the investigation, telling ABC News that thieves got in undetected without setting off alarms through the roof. This Air seven video showing the building's roof hatch and also a boarded uphole and pile of on the side of the facility. It's unclear if that damage is related to Sunday stept and just how much money was taken from Guard to world.
Somebody clearly knew a lot about the building structure, exactly where the money was, all that sort of stuff. Yeah, I have a feeling that earlier this morning they got a phone call there at the cash warehouse.
Yeah, boss, this is it. This is Jimmy a feeling kind of under the weather. Sho I'm not going to be coming into work today or really ever again. So anyway, anyway, clicking, so they came in through the roof.
You say, okay, let's hear a little more from a retired FBI about this.
A lot of times they say follow the money here, you followed the information. So who had the information necessary to pull this off? And then that's that's your suspectful, Does somebody have a gambling problem, does somebody have a girlfriend problem? Does some of you looking at people that are desperate for money? Oftentimes the person on the inside is not like part of the crew and they're not one of the burglars. They simply sell that information.
Okay, I wasn't Wait a minute, Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, I'd say desperation if it was fifty grand, thirty mil or not.
Just greedy, all right, So yeah I didn't. That's what I was thinking exactly. But he's saying, somebody with desperation lets the big time criminals get the big amount for a much smaller amount. So that's what you He gets somebody to let you in, give you the info or whatever because they got a girlfriend problem with gambling.
Girlfriend problem.
They're gambling on girlfriends and need the money, and they they give you the tip.
They're staging girlfriend races gambling. Can we put this sweet hit, this last one in, Michael, This is.
Mind blowing that you would never suspected thirty million dollars in the valley gone?
How why a guard World employee who spoke under anonymity to searching for answers tonight, saying he only heard of the break in from the news and not his employer.
The place is pretty secured, a larsist. They checked to make sure that the alarm is set up just the thing that they're able to go through the security system and show.
Okay, so I'm actually thinking listening to that employee, I could have stolen the thirty million dollars.
Are they all like that? Yeah, I'm here for my thirty million dollars. You are, yes, yes, give it to me.
You have to show it them?
Oh are you? Yeah?
All right?
How old time?
That sounds like every movie trailer that exists. That's a new Bambie horror movie. Bambie gets revenge and slutters on furs.
I guess.
Movies need to take the base down a notch. You got any sort of soundbar system thingy? Just too much bass?
All right?
Oh?
That reminds me.
I just read that that there's a new Ben Franklin movie coming out starring Michael Douglas as a swash Oh here it is, let's see and Franklin. Douglas portrays the iconic founding father as an eighteenth century rock star with a dash of Gordon Gecko swagger.
What is it? A famous character from Wall Street? Of course? Is it a comedy? No, it's a serious history sort of movie biopic. I don't know.
I haven't seen the damn thing. I just thought that was an interesting description. Yeah, Michael Dunnesley's Hella Old Franklin was pretty damned Old Worth pointing out that Franklin was a bit of a rock star of his time. He was extremely famous, well known, a partier, loved the gals, went over to Paris to you know, secure financing and as our ambassador, right and just had a great time. Became legendary in Paris for his partying.
In the post office. The bike vocals. It's a good point. I might. Yeah, you invented like two hundred things.
To me is an amazing, amazing man anyway, So I don't know, I might see it, although I got to wait for the actual reviews to come out. Speaking of Hollywood, a couple of people, several people sent us this column from the Los Angeles Times recently, and the heading of this discussion is really not about La per Se or even California. It's that progressive policies allowed to take over run a mock without any balance will destroy your civilization. And I realized how hyperbolic that sounds. But if you drive around La Sacramento, San Francisco and look at the bum camps full of junkies, or thieving and pooping on the streets and fornicating with the unleashed pitbulls running about and the rest of it.
If civilization crumbling doesn't look like that, what does it look like?
Yeah?
No kidding, But.
Anyway, people send us this column from written by Noah Berman. Well, I'm sure is a nice fella, but he's delusional and probably ought to have sharp objects taken away from him and his shoelace is removed from his shoes because he's lost touch with reality. The title of the column is how bashing California became a requirement for conservative politicians, and he gives some example. He's obviously a lefty guy, which is fine, and he goes through a bit of the history of Governor Moonbeam and that sort of thing. But then, and I was about to give up on this this column when I read his explanations for why he thinks this has become so popular, and he says the following, and I have a response. But the reasons behind the evolution from Moonbeam to not really American are debatable, but the decline of the state's image on the right can be traced as several factors. Okay, these are his factors why people around the country look at California and say, oh my god. California's oceans, sunshine on inspiring national parks, and world ranked economy that includes Silicon Valley in Hollywood make it easy to resent in a time of grievance politics.
Hey, that's none of it. So he starts with envy, and that's none of it.
The state's large disparity and incomes, coupled with the country's biggest homeless crisis, give critics ample images of desperate people camping on the streets.
That's a lot of it.
So although, again in Gavin newsomesque fashion, he portrays the junkie camps as something that happened to California. Well, what are you talking about? Signed like every red state in the country that doesn't have junkie.
Camp doll, Do Republicans hate Florida because they're beautiful business beaches in economy New not so much?
All right, let's keep going with this brilliant columnists analysis of why people look at California and say, what the hell is the matter with you people? It's embraceive immigrants and changing ideas about gender and sexuality play on core fears on the right of a changing fears.
That's it.
It's embrace of changing ideas about gender and sexuality, trying to convince little kids that they can change what sex they are, not just like saying if they ask, yeah, I guess you can. No actively proselytizing that to elementary schoolers is portrayed as changing ideas about gender and sexuality. Union power and progressive policies on the environment are at odds with the Trump Ara policy agenda, and statewide elections are increasingly out of reach Republicans, reducing the downside of amped up rhetoric. So it's jealousy, bigotry, and frustration at not having a political say in the state. That last part, at least finally has a grain of truth, I guess. But I don't think, sir what is his name again? Noah, I don't think the rhetoric is hamped up enough. But anyway, okay, So in response to is it's jealousy really in bigotry? Just a few headlines. Some of them you've heard, some of them you haven't. Will take a minute or two on them, as jack you desire or me or whatever.
Here you go.
Gavin Newsom's restaurant offers sixteen dollars hourly wage to employers, even as his government passed at completely arbitrary, ridiculous twenty dollars an hour for fast food workers minimum wage that nobody can explain the logic of. Okay, We've talked about that plenty for San Francisco Chronicle. Furious Oakland parents are declaring war on politics and status quo in schools.
This is a call for excellence.
Their kids can't read and write, and they're trapped in terrible, failing schools, and the Teachers' Union, which owns California, owns.
The districts and won't do anything about it.
This is an unreported story all across the country, the number of schools where hardly any kid is learning math or to read, which makes you wonder, what is the school there for?
If we closed it down, how much difference would we get? Let's see.
Dan Walter is one of the most sober, nonpartisan reporters in California media history and a very very fine man in cal matters dot org Rights California leaders hop for gimmicks to shrink the budget deficit, talk about how they're just doing tricks and not actually solving any of the problems. Then there's another story, same publication, California Democrats split on shoplifting bill, the rampant crime that is destroyed retail in California. The Democrats in the state House can't even get together to fix the problem. That's not jealousy, sir, Oh, mister ryder fella moving along, because there's plenty more. California businesses take on Gavin Newsom over tax hikes that they say would be ruinous and make the least business friendly state in the country even less business friendly, and it will drive them out of the state.
That's not jealousy. Noah, that's not jealousy at all. Wait, there's more. I mean, we could go on and on. It's it's something.
It goes back to that Mark Twain saying we were talking about yesterday that it is much easier to fool people than to get them admit they've been fooled, to admit that they've been fooled. It's so easy to get people to embrace these ruinous policies because to a certain mindset they sound good and people believe they're being kind and compassionate. But then, like the keeping schools closed in COVID perfect example. That was so wrong, the damage so monumental and heartbreaking. You are start to see some people say that was a mistake. But the fact that that hasn't been announced like unanimously from on high just goes to proof Twain was right.
People hate admitting that they got duped or did the wrong thing.
You know, and the whole COVID thing. I don't think we fully appreciate what a hangover we have from that. I was watching a video last night on YouTube, a piano listen video like I do regularly, and the guy on there it was several years old, and the guy in there says, hey, it's twenty nineteen, and I thought it'd be a good time. And I thought, wow, twenty nineteen. When you're recording this video, you have no idea what's about to happen. And I just got started with my mind about all the things that were going to happen in that guy's world as soon as COVID hit, and I just thought it like practically made me shudder. We went through quite the traumatic thing, not only the disease but the crazy government reaction to it. I don't think we've I don't think we're fully appreciated what it did to all of us adults and kids and everything.
Yeah, I would agree. There's a great piece.
I can't remember who wrote it, but oh here it is A Stanford the University group helped the US government censor COVID dissidents, including people who were one hundred percent right, and then lied about it and covered it up. So you had that going on as well. Yeah, there was a hell of a lot of damage done that had really nothing to do with the disease. I realized it flowed from the disease, but it was quite avoidable.
I was looking at this guy from twenty nineteen. Now do know anything about him? The piano listing got but I was thinking, so, I wonder what happened to you. Did you lose your job? Did your wife lose their job? Did your kids not go to school for several years and are now horribly behind or depressed or whatever? Did your father die in the hospital alone because you weren't allowed to go visit. Did you lose so much money because this or that went south? I mean a crazy period we went through.
We've caught our breath yet, Yeah, and I think you used exactly the right term crazy. I think well, and we have drilled down into that. But I mean it was crazy in the literal sense. Things were done and forced upon us that made no logical sense. They were indefensible from a perspective of medicine or liberty, and yet they happened.
Yes, Michael, the stupidest one of all time was going into a restaurant.
You put on a mask, walk three feet, take it off, right.
It be hard to describe to that to somebody who had lived through it years from now. Hilarious.
What's super interesting to me about that, though, is I remember Saturday Night Live, unmistakably a tool of the left, making mocking that because it was so clearly stupid, but all of us having to go along with it anyway, if we wanted to eat at restaurants, even as everybody was saying this is idiotic, and again to turn everything overly serious, because that's what I do. I'm reminded of the thing I was just talking about a couple of days ago about the purpose of communist propaganda is not to convince anybody. It's to force you to repeat it and give up your agency. Once you are forced to repeat the propaganda, you no longer can stand up for the truth, even in your own heart, and that being forced to go through that charade reminds me a lot of having to say that man is a woman or yeah, it is very similar to that, is very similar to that, remember or any you know a bit of communists or saying yes, Kim Il Sung made eighteen consecutive holes in one yes, sir, he did, sir.
Yeah, And it is very similar to that.
And I think I think that bruised people's souls in a way that they don't reckon.
That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I don't think we're Yeah, we're close to having dealt with that one issue between Israel the United States and that sort of stuff that we haven't mentioned yet today, probably out of come their threat to Iran that I think was on purpose to get our attention in the United States.
But a bunch of things we can talk about today. Stick around Armstrong, ngetti. You gotta see this.
Yukon's men and women's teams are both in the final four.
I go do.
So in case celebrations get crazy. They've removed light poles from campus.
It was quickly backfired because now fans are lighting stuff on fire.
Just to see. Yeah, Yukon men and Women's in the final four.
That's something, and the women Yukon play Caitlin Clark and Iowa today this afternoon, depending on where you live time zone, and I will be watching.
I'll watched the last game. I will watch us as.
Well a lot of people as the ratings have been huge. Speaking of that time zone, I think we mentioned this the other day. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. I wonder how much of their money, my money do they get doing whatever it does they do has instructed NASA to create a standard time zone for the Moon by the end of twenty twenty six. I like the fact that they've been giving given a at least a year and a half to come up with the time zone for the Moon.
I have no idea how much.
Jeez, I don't know if we can get it done in that amount of time or if they thought, okay, I could have that this afternoon if you want.
I have no idea.
Which, yeah, I saw that story trying to figure out what moon time is going to be, and there's a question how foxil work. Yeah, will they have moonlight savings time where you know November? The moon people are getting up an hour later or whatever and having heart attacks or.
Crushing their moon buggies.
I haven't got the slightest idea why it would take an hour and a half to come up with the moontime zone.
But I don't know. I mean, I really really don't know.
But they've got to have some sense of time, because we're going to start putting people up there regularly who stay up there for long periods of time, and I guess to make that work, they've.
Got to have what time it is?
Well, yeah, when are we blasting off in a while? No, you gotta be able to say three twenty five pm standard moon time.
Right, And the moontime goes a little faster than Earth time for reasons that weren't explained, but I suppose makes sense, and so that will be a little bit difficult. So it's not gonna it's not gonna travel at the same speed as our time.
So I don't know how out of mind? Yeah, so do I age faster on the moon? I don't like it happens in sci fi movies with black holes and stuff. You age faster?
Yeah?
Can you age slower? I don't get regular physics, So like theoretical physics. Again, you might as well try to explain Sunday to a dog. It's the old saying goes.
So listen to that joke. A little funny there on the late night. I was thinking about this last night. My kids and I got home from eating out, and I said, you know what we're gonna do. We're gonna watch an episode of the Office, because that we started that series. I'd never watched the American Office. It's pretty dang funny, but not as good as the British, but pretty good. We so we watched an episode of the Office, and then Henry is getting ready for bedtime and school and everything like that, and his brother, who's a little older and can handle it, we watched an episode of Family Guy and anyway, So, for the first time, and I don't know how long, I sat down and watched two sitcoms on a Thursday night, something that I did every Thursday night or many nights of my life, my entire life, since I was like ten years old.
And I thought, why don't I do this more often?
After a long day of thinking about the hard stuff and doing hard stuff, I sat down and watched a couple of TV shows and I feel happier for it, And I don't I only.
Know my own lifestyle.
I don't know if other people, but I know that appointment TV ratings show that people don't do that anymore. But there was something to the cycle of that end of the day. And it doesn't have to be a comedy. You know, you watch an episode of a Low and Order or something. But I don't know how many people still have that rhythm anymore, as opposed to scrolling through a bunch of tiny little crap that gives you note of satisfaction and then I don't know, doing what YouTube videos, playing video games and going to bed.
I don't know.
I don't know what works for other people's brains. But I found it comforting and like detangling the day in a way that I hadn't done a very long time.
Yeah, I think all the people streaming Netflix or what have you, or doing a same similar thing. I know I have to do that after watching a bunch of news in the evening, which I do, I've got it.
For do watch something fun. I never watch anything important.
By the way, I just came across what might be my favorite video of all time, Celebrity Chef activist Jamie Oliver showing children how McNuggets are made, ground up, the chicken and all, and then smugly says, now, who would still eat this? And literally every single kid's hand shot up and he looks so sad.
That is awesome, armstrong and geddy,