In hour 4 of The Armstrong & Getty Show:
Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty.
Armstrong and Jetty and Armstrong and Yetty just came across this headline.
Several Secret Service agents have been placed on administrative leave after the Trump assassination attempt. They're all Pittsburgh Field Office guys. I'll read more of this, uh after I do our little thing here. It's you know, the director stepped down, and you would think there's got to be a handful of agents that didn't.
Do something right.
Right.
I'm encouraged that there's any accountability. It takes a long time and is kind of soft pedaled, but yeah, good, that's absolutely necessary. That's an egregious and practically incomprehensible failure. Anyway, We've got a lot to squeeze in the final hour of the week from beautiful Chicago, Illinois. I hope you can hang around. But before we get to that, let's take fun look back at the week that was. It's cow Clips of the Week.
Something wonderfully magical is in the air.
Turn Off the War the Works of I don't know about you, but I'm feeling fired up. Turn off. The future is hair, it is at our grass.
Let's go with it.
We believe the future happens in California first.
And I, for one, I'm tired about of hearing about how a two bit.
Union buster thinks of himself as more of a patriot.
These oligaults tell us we shouldn't tax the rich, but take it.
From an actual billionaire. Camelin play, too old to gil the lily, thank you and whatever.
There's the childish nicknames, this weird obsession with crowd sizes.
Who's gonna tell him.
That the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs.
It's the fourth quarter.
We're down a field goal, but we're on offense and we've got the ball. We're driving down the field, surveying the stage as he prepares to give a convention speech like no other.
Women are not without electrical We're not allowed, not without a doctoral, electoral.
Or political power.
Donald Trump trump trump trump trump trump trump Trump, Donald trump Trump, And I want.
You to know I promised to be.
A president for all Americans. You can always trust me on behalf of everyone whose story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth. I accept your nomination to be President of the United States America.
Maynard talking about in a couple of weeks, nobody will remember the convention.
It won't matter. It didn't take that long.
Hearing the clips from earlier in the week, man to quote the barred sort of sound and fury signifying little. It seems exciting at the time and the crowd cheering, but a couple of days, little whatever.
I still can't believe that monster Trump would delight to deny women. Sorry, I'm too tarrant. I blew the punchline. You know what, there's no point. You just got to say goodbye. You gotta kiss it goodbye. It's like a Viking funeral. Let punchline. It's on a barge, you set it on fire, you shove it out to.
See You're gonna be like that guy out there on the LEDs.
You saw Joe saw a guy in a We're in a high rise in Chicago, Yes, and Joe saw a guy pacing near a ledge, pacing back and forth on his balcony on like the twenty seventh floor, sometimes his head in his hands, sometimes his hands behind his back, pacing like a tiger in a cage, and occasionally he'd go to the edge and lean over and look down.
Wow, and then he would start pacing again. But I have checked the pavement and it is person free. So either he thought better of his idea, or maybe his head's.
In the oven. But I can't see him anymore.
Yeah.
If i'd have gone hanging or some other route, oh my, there's no need to go there.
He so dark. Katie, Am I wrong? I'm not wrong.
Wrong.
You rarely put your head in your hands. Yeah, And he was like really looking despondent.
How old again?
Or maybe he was just like trying to rebook an airline ticket and he's been on hold.
That's thirty hours. He's trying to cancel his internet. Right, it don't make me put my head in my hand. How old was he?
Thirties? I would say that that's too young. Yeah, that's way too young. Hey.
I mentioned a couple of minutes ago during a very brief local segment for a home station that Denny's is closing its final location in San Francisco. They've just left San Francisco, and one of the big factors is that it's it's grimy and dangerous and scary.
Uh.
And the other factor is that it's just they can't break even anymore because of higher labor costs and insurance costs and that sort of thing. But I thought it was interesting the CEO, Robert Veristek was or I.
Guess he's the EVP and CFO.
He blamed inflation and as a significant factor for closures around the country. He pointed out that on average, the break even point for a restaurant to remain open had jumped from a million dollars in revenue to a million point two dollars in revenue due to higher costs for food and wages. And I'm just reminded of whether it's the absolutely idiotic reality denying idea of fixing prices in grocery stores that have like one to two percent profit margins. That's hardly even worth keeping a business open because you're you're on the ragged You're like my friend on the balcony over there. You're on the ragged edge of doom every single day. What some months you do well and you make a two percent profit, so you stay open. Man, the old Reo d is a tough place to be.
Oh, you know, on a edge of doom.
Oh tell you what gets tiresome anyway, the playing fast and loose with pumping out trillions of dollars in giveaway to cronies and voters and the rest of it, knowing it can inflame inflation that blasts the working class, that drowns the working class. If oh my god, I'm starting to talk about politics, if Trump and Vance can hammer.
I'm gonna be out on the ledge. You keep talking about.
How inflation murders the working class, and he yelled to that guy, race you to the bottom, oh boy, and how expensive energy absolutely kills working people in America.
They win, and they win, pick.
They're gonna not They're gonna lose out on the Wellesley grad degree. Angry female vote cat ladies, I'll say it. I'll say it.
If you're in your thirties and things have gone south for you, you got plenty of time to turn it around. Oh yeah, you're my age. Though you took a swing at it and it didn't work out.
You know, you had your shot.
I had me shot.
You're like a forty two year old still trying to make the pg A Tour or like Major League Baseball or something.
You're there double a. It didn't work out. He asked the coach.
Any word from the Triple A squad, and he said, let me check my messages again.
Hey, you gotta rethink you rolled the dice. It came up craps, Right, happened sometimes it does. Anyway, Where were we?
Ah?
Yes, Denny's is closing.
Oh, we didn't do that story for the whole network. The last Denny's in San Francisco is closing because of guess why, Because people decided they don't like omelets know.
No, because freaking is too many drug addict to homeless people around.
The location in San Francisco's crime riddled downtown was reportedly affected by frequent dining and dashing, where customers order, eat and then leave without pay. We know what it means. One of the executives says, the cost of doing business is tremendous. There's vandalism and people come and eat and walk away and there's no one to stop them.
And I'm sure they can't have a They probably don't have a public restroom there, I mean a restroom for the customers because they had to close it or there's bums in there all the time.
Right right, And that's just ridiculous, I know it.
Is.
I know it is the idea that Denny's just can't do business in San Francisco anymore at all.
You know. I was at my local public library the other day in a town that has similar politics to San Francisco, and I went into the bathroom and there were two bombs in there washing themselves in the bathroom. And I thought, the library is the sort of place where my seven year old kid should be able to go to the bathroom by themselves, right.
I want to be able to ride your bike there and then go get a book.
And I would never let my kid go to the bathroom with some random drug addicts in there cleaning themselves. God, I hate the modern view of what's compassionate and what's not. Ain't our view signed all the red states.
The actual franchise e said, we operated until the very last day we could. We just can't stay open anymore. The cost of business is tremendous. It's a beautiful city. We love it, We've been there so many years, but I think city officials should make it more business friendly.
It was the location I've probably eating at that Denny's.
Let's see late at night, a little bleary eyed, if you know, what I'm saying drunk is what I mean.
Is it Union Square now?
Yeah?
Absolutely yeah. I had Lefty O Duels instead of the Denny's. Again, I'm too rich to eat at Denise no matter where it is. And there's that other pancake place, or it used to be.
It's hard to know what's still open and what's not because so many things have closed in that area in the last couple of years. Was right right, yeah, yeah, policy matters. It was right off the corner of Union Square. Maybe you can think of it, Katie, a place that's got pancakes. It might even have pancake in the name of the place. Anyway, right there, local joint. I went there with a buddy of mine, my friend Rusty, after a big night one time. He was so hung over and his head down on the table.
The whole time. We ate one of those deals, you know.
Put a pair of pancakes over his ears to drown out the night. Another two silver dollars over his eyes because the light was too bright. R one of those breakfasts. Yeah, oh, I don't even want to think about that.
Oh, I know, I'm glad that I haven't had on that many many, many years.
No one to say when mix in some water.
Exactly.
It's a good tip from your uncle Joe. More on the way from Chicago, stay here.
The fast food chained Chick fil A is reportedly in talks to start producing TV shows.
Man, what's next?
Is Chipotle gonna get into the restaurant business?
Oh? Why?
What sort of shot is that?
I don't know?
Very odd.
The late night comics hate Chipotle and Arby's. They're elitists. Chipotle's. Then we were talking about Chipotle earlier and what they're some changes are making.
They're the number one.
They hand me a burrito and I think I can't and I shouldn't eat anything this big. It's like, yeah, when the doctor handed me either of my sons when they were it's like being handed a baby.
That's what it feels like.
This is far too enormous for anyone to eat. No way I'm gonna eat this. You should need a baby, You should need a brito that size. And then I always do, shouldn't eat a baby, Always eat the whole thing. Wow, here is a conversation I haven't heard, but I've heard. It's entertaining.
It's James Carvill, who might be too old to be of any use as an actual pundit for the Democratic Party. He might more be a entertainment for people on the right at this point at all. Similar trajectory to Joe Biden. He's an old guy. He helped get Bill Clinton elected forty two years at thirty two years. But a year ago, two years ago, I'd hear a carvel cliff and I'd say, Wow, yep, he's got a point.
It goes goes fast. Anyway.
Here's a little conversation they had about politics.
I think offering tampons to students is one of the best ideas I've ever heard.
You know, Utah.
Boys, boys in the bath boys tampons had nothing to do with the boys in the bathroom and James.
They changed the language. They change the language.
Can you know what? It doesn't matter. They should be young, young, young people who are going through embarrassing enough to be a young girl to have to go through this. I am wholeheartly for that. I don't care have to put it in the library you want in the library argument, I'm really I'm really far it.
Yes, but you're a marri of good pupil, you love your kids. Would you want gender affirming care without you being consultant.
I don't I would.
We'll make those decisions. I don't really think about that very often. I think that Governor Wolds is a patriot. I think he's a soldier. I think he's a football coach, he's a hunter. He's done some tremendous things.
And if we're going to.
Sit here and nitpick every little thing he did, pick and this and that, and I'm very I'm very comfortable with tampons being offered free to students in school.
I'm totally to.
One percent, all right, So let's not belabor the point. We're okay with it in boys BATHROOMSHA have no problem with the gender affirming care.
Put it in a cafeteria, fall uck care.
Time to get out of the way, old man. You have no idea what we're talking about. We're talking about radical gender theory and radical queer theory and the indoctrination of little children into these neo Marxist theories.
The tampons ain't the point. Now and then a sort of a different way. And I don't know how long feminine hygiene projects have been provided by the taxpayer in schools, if that's recent or has been around for a very long time. But Walls was talking about how great it is that he brought breakfasts to the school in a different edition to lunch. How many of parental responsibilities are going to be picked up by the government, right, I mean, how far down the road are we going to go of You know, you have a daughter who's reached a certain age and these are part of the things you have as a human being, So we the family provide them for you know, the government should or it's certainly freaking food breakfast and lunch provided by the school.
You don't have to feed your child. The government will feed your child. How is how do you how do you get excited about that? Well, and advocating for free lunches and breakfasts and whatever all summer long, in a lot of cases doesn't necessarily make you a Marxist, But the idea that the government will care for your child, give us your child, will manage your child is straight out of Marxism.
And getting people used to the idea. No, no, you don't. You don't budget in for feeding your children. The school does that, which is a clever way of having the government feed your kids, because it doesn't really have anything to do with the school, right, right, So coming up a couple of things, including, we've gotten several requests for me to tell the story I mentioned to briefly. I mentioned briefly rather about saving my friend's life and running into him at the baseball game yesterday. I'm a little uncomfortable telling the story, but I will tell it. You're at the Cubs game, you Enhanson yesterday? Yes, Wrigley Field, Gods win, CBS win. Is Wrigley Field the oldest or second oldest? Which was older that? Or Fenway?
Oh that's a great I should know that baseball trivia question.
I think fen maybe maybe slightly older.
Bad Cubs fan.
If you don't know, I don't, No, I got other things on my mind. Supreme Court decision, senators and such. I see, did it seem old timey, Hansen? Were the bathrooms modern?
Oh? Yeah, go ahead, Yeah, oh yeah, I definitely felt it.
That was one of the coolest parts all the time in there is the sense of how much baseball and how many experiences have been had there.
Have been played there. Yeah, that's something you can transport in time.
You can imagine, you know, just the change of clothes and it's the same scene and then just go backward and just be like, this is awesome.
Although, as I mentioned Hanson yesterday, in one sense, you're lucky to be going now. But I wish you could have seen it before they did a huge remodel. It was so much more tight and claustrophobic and really really really old.
They really modernized it. That's the way Fenway was when I was there.
Yes, Katie Fenway's the oldest, but Wrigley Field first.
Game nineteen fourteen, second lst.
Yeah, and the coolest. We have Ivy on our walls. What do you have Boston?
Nothing?
Well over a century Armstrong and Geddy Trump.
Love to fan racial flames. On the other side is a woman that I've walked with and sell my Alabama to commemorate to fifty ninth anniversary of Blood is Sunday. Kamala Harris spoke to me that day about unity and passing bills.
All I ever heard from.
Donald Trump was how he can get an advantage. I see one candidate who wants to protect the right to vote, while the other has tried to cook up eleven thousand votes in Georgia.
So the highlight of all Sharpton there there ever, now is he said, Kamela, just like Bill Clinton said, Kamela. I don't understand how you can go out there and make your comment at that point. Oh you got to drop the bit, Yeah you got, Well, you got to drop the part about its intentional and racist or something to mispronounce her name. You can go out there and say a lot of people get it wrong, but you can't act like it's on purpose and mean spirited when Al Sharpton and Bill.
Clinton freaking got it wrong.
And it's not like his too back bench congress people are some city councilmen in one of your average the trash collector's union guy. No, it was Bill Clinton and Al Sharpton, for God's sake. So I went to a Wrigley Field with Hanson yesterday to watch the Cubs defeat There are rivals in in a league play the Detroit Tigers, and they're like, the way you curse inter league play as a purist is wrong.
It's perverse.
God doesn't want the American League in the National League to ever play unless it's the World Series, right, there should be no mixing of those two leagues till October anyway, also at the game, coincidentally, a bunch of my friends from college and one old old friend from high school, and so I went down and spent a couple of innings with them and it was absolutely lovely.
And my old friend Dave, who I didn't know until college, he grew up in the same neighborhood as my wife and her brother and sister and knew them very well in elementary school and everything. So anyway, he's a great guy. Wonderful musician too. But anyway, he greeted me at the ballgame with the guy who saved my life and gave me a big hug, and.
Did you know what he was talking about? Well, I initially made a joke. I said, Dave, I've saved so many lives. Well then he said, now come on, you remember, and I thought, oh, that's right, and yeah, and I feel.
A little weird.
I mentioned it, and a bunch of listeners of emailed and said, you gotta tell the story, dude. So I'm telling you now. There we were at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, and somebody shouted the lions loose, the lions loose, and you leapt in front of your friend rather than the old joke of I have only got to outrun you.
You did the opposite, You ran toward the lion. Well.
I looked around to find a weapon, and the only thing I could find was these two fists.
And that little boy was me.
No.
I was a freshman in college. Dave I believe is a junior at that point, and it had been sick for a while, and a couple of friends and I went down to his room in the fraternity to see how he was doing, and we couldn't wake him up. This is in the morning, I mean he physically, and he was all feverish and everything. He'd been sick for a while, yeah, several days. Yeah, yeah, feeling pretty bad.
And you couldn't wake him up, Oh my god. Yeah. And what was interesting?
And I want to be careful because I'm not here to self agrandize nor criticize anybody else, but there was very much a feeling of we don't want to make like, do the big thing or make a big deal in case it's not necessary. We'd feel kind of foolish. And I said, essentially, no, he's not asleep, he's unconscious. We got to call an ambulance now, right now, and did it, and sure enough he had spinal meningitis and was within two hours of dying.
Well maybe they didn't like him. Do you ever think of that? Oh?
Boy, I know that is not the case. Indeed, they remain friends to this day.
But I'm trying to think of this as like when I'm that age, because you have a different view when I'm that age of the guys who didn't want to Because at this point in my life, if a guy's been sick for days and you can't get him awake, that would frighten the hell out of me.
Yeah.
Well when I was younger, maybe not eighteen nineteen twenty years old. Yeah, it's different. So anyway, yeah, we called and got him an ambulance and then got him to the hospital and traded him with massive doses of antibiotics, and his parents came down. It was touch and go for a well but anyway, Yeah, he remembers it. Oh yeah, yeah, Well he doesn't remember it per se, He just knows.
What happened, right right right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, the.
Lion would be a cool story.
Though the Lion would be a lot better story from my perspective. You know, maybe I don't know my friend had meningitis and a lion got into the fraternity.
Maybe I could like, I couldn't sound.
Like Michael, You're right, slightly fit based on a true story exactly exactly. Oh my god, this lion's gonna eat him because he's unconscious.
I've got to get him out right, based on a true story.
And then the reviews and say, you know, not all of this is true, right, The meningitis part is true, the lion part. The lion would be clawn at the ambulance trying to get into it.
Here on top of the ambulance. You got to whip you're cracking it for some reason.
Exactly.
Oh well here we are, geez, what do we have a story like this? The other day where we had we had the conversation of it's amazing that everybody lives, because so many people have at least one in their lives. I've got several that I don't even like to talk about, right moments where they could have died, or somebody would have died if things had gone just slightly different.
And some we will never know.
Right right when death crossed our path and we turned right instead of left, or what have you? Or is it the evil doer picked a different victim. Who knows, good.
Lord that one was like to, why'd you have to say that? Well, now that makes it hard to like just walk to my car. You know.
I narrowly avoided a huge wreck once commuting back and forth, and I became momentarily, like the next day, obsessed with the idea of if I, like, stop and go to the bathroom at work before I go home instead of just wait and I'll go to the bathroom at home.
It's twenty five minutes, half an hour, whatever, But.
That's you know, it's one If I choose one or the other, there might be a huge wread if I choose and the other one. I thought, well, that's a quick road to insanity. Son, Oh yeah, you're gonna stop thinking about that right now.
And I did. I did.
Well.
We had that serial killer in my town, and that serial killer killed a dude my dog that time of night, every freaking night.
Oh my golly. Yeah, that was a little close to home. I apologize. Speaking of zoos, spend the gay penguin has died. According to the Sydney Aquarium. You may remember a giant freaking deal being made of these two penguin fellas bonding and becoming a pair or something, and that proved that it's cool to be gay. Yeah, when when did that first happen?
When that story because that was used as a proof that being gay is something you're born with, biological rather than a choice. But when the gay penguins, I mean it was I don't know if you know, if that's accurate or not, but it was used that way pop culture wise, I would suggest that these similarities between humans and penguins are rather few. I were at Tuxedo twice a year, or maybe that was eight years ago. Fenn has passed away at the age of eleven, and I don't mean to be and old for a penguin, or is that an untimely death? I don't know, hell of I know, I don't know.
But they tell the story of how these two penguins fell in love or something. Fenn was three years old and Magic the penguin was born prematurely and s Fenn kind of adopted him and they became according to like this entire description as absolutely you could easily describe them as great friends, as close close friends.
Well that's what they were telling people is at that time when you couldn't be out. It's time to come out of the iceberg. It's okay to be a gay penguin now. And it would appear to me because they definitely bonded and built a nest. But the courtship, which came soon after Austro legalized gay marriage, where they both fin and fit, offered a symbol of opt in neat, a symbol of optimism for the queer community and its supporters. But as far as I can tell, they're like, I mean, like, what was the dope movie that was so popular in the nineties, Three men in a Baby.
Those aren't gay fellas. They're just friends, there's a baby, etc.
I don't know.
Maybe they were gay penguins, maybe they weren't. But the idea that's that's somehow significant is just silly.
They both like Harry Styles music. A lot of things going on there.
Yeah, anyway, But again it's no sort of anti gay screed. I don't look for my human morality in the world, O penguin.
Good idea. We will finish strong. From Chicago, last segment, thank God. Coming up.
This Donald Trump holds a campaign event in Arizona at the US Mexico border law enforcement taking the man into custody who they say posted a threat on social media to kill the former president. The Coaches County sheriff taking no chances, as he thought.
Sixty six year old ro On A.
Lee Severod was wanted on multiple outstanding wards, including DUI hit and run and failing to register as a sex offender. But a dramatic surge and press of political violence, law enforcement is on a hair trigger.
There's concerns. I've seen them in quite some time.
That's why you're seeing such extraordinary security at the DNC.
And first of all, that story of story would have never made the news prior to Trump getting shot. It happens all the time, fairly regularly, I happen to know. And secondly, of all the twists and turns that are going to happen over the next seventy some days, I hope none of them are actual violence. We do not need that as a country at all. On either side. It would not make anything better at all.
As you've mentioned a couple of times this week, we need to denormalize all political violence and destruction.
Yeah, that would holp sides, That would help a lot yep. Okay, to stop talking about that. Let's finish with something stupid, silly. Ex We're talking about harps the other day because we happen to be walking by the Lion and Healy Harp Corporation to get into the United Center where they make some of the most famous harps in the history of the world.
Gladys has a Lion and Heally.
Oh yeah, great, great harp and they're expensive, like five, ten, fifteen thousand dollars or up, depending on how much ornamentation you want over your harp. I thought the only song you could play on a harp was that dream sequence there that Gladys plays. And Gladys, We're not We're not trying to hurt your feelings or anything, but you're about to hear some pretty good harpin Which are these harp clips? Do you like the best? Who ever grabbed them? This is somebody playing rock and roll on the harp. I think that was Katie, Katie, Which do you.
Like the best?
I liked clip eighteen? Okay, let's do that one.
Awesome.
I about to kick in.
That's some kick ass head mang and harping right there. Funny thing about that, so I won't tell this story.
Sorry, I got sidetracked by a story I heard about that song one time. But wow, really does she do the guitar solo? Let me tell you, I was listening to a couple of radio hosts play that song. Yes, and the first part is pretty hard rock. Then it starts that other part of the song. Yeah, and the one guy says, I like this part, this part is cool, This part is cool, and that starts into the dunk dunk DA says, Now we're gay, Now we're lover boy. Wow, wow, wow, No, not proper, Now you're the penguin.
I was listening to radio shows. I think I spit out my coffee.
Wow, our lover boy? Is that somebody I know?
Yes?
Oh boy, I let's say back when people would say those kinds of disgusting things. I'll play this goodness that's in the past. What's another one of your harp songs?
You like?
Here?
Pick one more? Some good harping?
You know?
Seventeen as an old guy is too obscure, Oh, nineteen would be great.
Nineteen Do I recognize this?
Eric comes? Oh wow, it's the guitar solo from what Sweet.
Child of Mind?
Oh? So this is slash on a harp. Yes, if Slash had been a curly headed, padded harpist instead of Les Paul wielding guitar hero had some good harp and right now, oh man, that's some kick ass harpin.
Yeah, how much time do we have, Michael, We're just ready to harp.
We just want to leave Chicago, that's all we want.
Well, yeah, we just want to go minutes or so two and a half.
Two minutes.
We just want to go to Midway Airport, get on a plane. Just want to go home, go to our homes.
You have another harp song if you need it.
I think this will probably finally harp. I think, yeah, I think we've made our I think we've made our point.
I didn't get to Biden Harris Department of Energy official calls for the queering of nuclear weapons.
Whatever.
We'll kick off next week with that fine bit of insanity from the Left.
Hey, kids, it's that time again with Armstrong and Getty. Here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
How about a final thought from everybody on the coupe to wrap things up for the week. There is our technical director, keep us more during our adventures in Chicago.
Michael Angelo Michael. Final thought, Jack, you.
Can take a deep dish pizza and put it in some ice and take it with you on the plane. Maybe go to and get some cheesecake as well, Chicago cheesecake.
I've never been eating on the plane guy, Oh, especially something that's odorificus ordered order.
Katie Green A final thought.
Just saw a meme that said, man, this week has been a long year.
Yeah, that's true. Yeah, Jack.
Final thought for us, Yeah, we need to move into a new gear somehow for the rest of the presidential election. Gotta I don't know how, but it's just gotta get toned down somewhere somehow.
In the words of one of my intellectual heroes, when the temptation to talk more about presidential politics comes, resist we much exactly right. My final thought, which I tweeted yesterday last night, I guess, was that it's great to be back in Chicago, where I grew up, and I've loved it and it's been fun. But it dawned on me it wouldn't have nearly been as much fun without the world's most massive police presence.
There was a reason it was so safe to.
Walk the streets from Chicago, in contrast to how it's going to be tomorrow for the poor people who still live at this god forsaken city.
Yeah, we had newber Driver talking to us about how much they cleaned out the homeless and picked up the trash and all that sort of stuff. So we're not Those of us who aren't used to regular Chicago are not getting a good view of what it's normally like.
And the carjackers and gun wielding lunatics have taken the week off and gone to other parts of the city.
Armstrong and Geeddy wrapping up another grueling four hour work.
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Can't wait to weigh myself tomorrow morning. I'm somewhat curious.
I'm going to ask Judy to play a drum role because I have no idea.
See you Monday. God bless America, Armstrong and Getty.
Was this a bad episode?
Yes, yes, yes, astand question, this is lunis this is insane, this is abroad.
And really chilling thing?
Is this?
It has been us.
That's the point. You can start right in that way.
Okay, yeah, remember that.
But I think that there's something else that's happening
Waited, socialist, whatever, Great Friday Mother, the armstrong and geddy