10/19/18 A&G Hr. 1 A Lotto Ultimatum

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🗓️ 19 October 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Lotto Fever has struck the A&G Radio Ranch, but Lotto Loyalist Marshall Phillips has issued an ultimatum--will the Lotto hear his plea? Plus, Joe explains how to operate an egg plant, and there's a new line of kid's clothes you're sure to avoid!

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0:30.0	Not there.
0:32.0	Armstrong and Getty.
0:34.0	Who would do one of the opportunities to talk to Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty?
0:38.0	Well, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, who hosts the popular radio talk show,
0:42.0	asks the same question of their listeners, and here's their response.
0:46.0	I say to the governor, or whoever's going to be the governor of California,
0:52.0	better get your act together, because California,
0:54.0	which is not going to continue to pay the kind of money that we're paying.
0:58.0	I'll give you a Mara-Kai in South!
1:00.0	This is Ed McMahon, and now he is Armstrong and Getty.
1:08.0	I'm here to breathe on my co-workers so that you can spend your weekend thinking you're about to throw up.
1:20.0	Unclaim, Chancellor.
1:22.0	Unclaim, Chancellor.
1:24.0	So I have your plans for the weekend.
1:26.0	I've got your plans for taking care of you.
1:28.0	Oh, boy.
1:30.0	Why from Studio C?
1:32.0	C's in your...
1:34.0	A dimly lit room.
1:36.0	A dimly lit room.
1:38.0	Deep within the bowels of the Armstrong and Getty communications compound.
1:40.0	And hey, everybody, today you're under the tutelage of our general manager.
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