Either Fake or Being Paid

Armstrong & Getty One More Thing

Armstrong & Getty

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🗓️ 10 September 2025

⏱️ 13 minutes

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First, some delicious treats lead to a very provocative question. Next, Joe brings us a pair of stories about influencers. Finally, Jack brings us something completely different!

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0:00.0	This is an IHeart podcast.
0:04.2	Yeah, they're either fake or they're being paid.
0:07.3	It's one more thing.
0:09.2	Armstrong and Getty.
0:10.5	One more thing.
0:12.3	Before we get to whatever that is, I think I know the answer to this question.
0:17.2	I don't know if I can set you up for it.
0:20.9	I don't know if it would be the right way to set you up for it. I know what your answer is
0:24.3	that one of your least favorite sensations is. Oh, stickiness.
0:29.9	Sticky. And so Jensen, who's our fill in newsperson while Katie is out, made these delicious treats she brought in.
0:39.3	And they're great.
0:41.3	They're like some sort of bread, cinnamon bread with caramel and nuts and apple.
0:49.5	Apple, yeah.
0:51.3	But they're cut into little finger squares.
0:53.6	Everybody's picking them out of there with their fingers.
0:55.5	And you get caramel on your fingers.
0:57.0	And my hands are sticky and I can't get rid of it.
0:59.8	Sticky.
1:00.2	Why is,
1:00.6	and then I was thinking about why is sticky so annoying from an evolutionary standpoint?
1:07.2	Is there some reason we,
1:08.2	would human beings just naturally be appalled by being sticky?
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