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Happy Friday. It's Michael Angelo. Time for classic A&G.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

All right.

Okay, now let me start off by saying this segment, you'll either find it funny or you won't.

I personally found it very funny.

This was back in 2014. And the segment

starts off really sweet. Jack is talking about his son Sam, who was two years old at the time,

and Jack wants me to play this cute audio clip we have of Sam. Just adorable, very wholesome. But then Jack

tells us why he wanted those sounds. It's because he wanted to have some sort of balance because

he was about to do something very lowbrow. And he's not kidding. I think in the 23 years that I've

worked on the show, this segment may have been the most lowbrow that we've done or certainly it was in the top 10 or

something like that now that doesn't mean i didn't like it and that it wasn't funny because i did

like it and it was funny but jack he makes an imitation of somebody and he yells and he does it so

authentically and so loud that we had people looking in our studio doors at the time

wondering if something was going wrong. And of course, when you hear this segment, you can see why

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