Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty. I am going to be on a couch for at least one of those NFL games or at least paying attention to them.

Of course, in the modern era where you can dial it up on your phone anywhere you are and checking on it.

That's something. I would love that when I was a kid.

You got to have the big screen, though.

The big screen experience.

The behemoths crashing into each other, life size in your home.

I have lost the ability to, like, sit on a couch and watch a TV show.

It just feels so incredibly self-indulgent to me.

I just can't do it, mostly because I have so many things I need to be doing.

I haven't done it in years, really, unless it's with the kids because this is something I'm doing for the kids.

I just never, ever sit down and watch a TV show or game or anything.

Yeah, there are downsides to the emptiness thing, but there are also upsides.

I was thinking of this yesterday when I was running myself freaking ragged.

And my one son just constantly needing something, I thought,

I always tell myself, you're going to miss this more than anything in the world someday.

But it's killing me today.

It's freaking killing me.

Also correct.

So much to squeeze in this hour.

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