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Hey, happy Friday. It's Michael Angelo. We're going deep sea diving. It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty's one more thing. Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

All right.

Been going through the archives.

The sound that describes today's segment is this.

Water. This segment I found is from March of 2008 and Joe Getty he visited North

Carolina to visit his younger brother Andy and Andy is in the military and Joe got to see a

two billion dollar submarine one of the newest submarines that the government was

coming out with at the time.

This segment was fascinating because Joe gets to talk about all the details of the ship.

He talks about meeting with his brother.

He talks about how things are classified.

There's just so many things you don't think about when it comes to being on a submarine.

And Joe does a great job of describing the ship

and his experience and the experiences with the people on the ship. And it's one of those

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