12/19/18 A&G Hr. 4 The Spacing Effect

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🗓️ 19 December 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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What is the best way to help your brain retain info? Jack & Joe discuss The Spacing effect during his fact-filled episode of Armstrong & Getty. Plus, there's a well-known group of idiots who may want to be our next leader. And, both Jack & Joe nearly rage-out on Michaelangelo.

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0:00.0	I read that Trump actually hates going to Christmas parties because he has to stand in line
0:23.5	shaking hands for hours.
0:26.0	When staffers realize to kept them off Twitter, they just keep adding people to the line,
0:29.0	listen up.
0:30.0	Did I say hello already?
0:31.0	I bet you already.
0:32.0	Hi, welcome again.
0:36.0	Who wants to go to Christmas party?
0:38.0	Well, I guess some of you do.
0:39.0	I don't.
0:40.0	Yeah.
0:41.0	The people who do do.
0:42.0	The people who do do.
0:43.0	Do do.
0:44.0	Speaking of Jimmy Fallon, he revisited a classic Saturday night life bit last night.
0:50.0	The Christmas song that they sing.
0:53.0	If you remember him and Horatio Sands and Chris Katan, hilarious way back in the day, and
0:59.4	they read that, we should link that video at Armstrong and get you radio.com because
1:02.5	if you're an SNL fan from that period, that's one of the old time great and really funny.
1:06.8	I'm going to play that for my wife later.
1:09.4	So what stretch do you want to go, Joe?
1:10.9	I got the 47 Democrats likely to run for president and going through this is kind of entertaining.
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