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Hey, happy Friday. It's Michael Angelo. Hey, Jack, you need to floss. It's time for one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

All right.

I found something really good this week. something that I would say is both humorous

and I got to admit, kind of gross at the same time. First of all, let me start off by saying I go to

the dentist on a regular basis, at least two to three times a year. And I'm not the greatest at

flossing, but I do have pretty good dental hygiene. But I found something going through the Armstrong Eddie archives

that was pretty darn shocking, and I had forgotten about this.

Back in 2011...

Uh-oh.

No, we don't have breaking news. I just hit the wrong button.

All right, back in 2011. Let's do this again.

Thank you, Gladys. Jack Armstrong admitted he had just gotten a new dentist and went to the dentist the other day, which is nothing unusual.

Except apparently he hadn't been there in like 20 years.

It was pretty disturbing, to be honest with you.

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