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Armstrong & Getty One More Thing

Armstrong & Getty

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4.8 • 815 Ratings

🗓️ 9 September 2022

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

First, a dude sells Walmart pizzas, then there's contemplation of masks/schools and finally there's a problem with fighter jets and parts sourcing. Plus, just a little more Queen stuff.

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0:00.0	Hurry, hurry, hurry!
0:01.3	It's one more thing.
0:03.4	Armstrong and Getty.
0:04.7	One more thing.
0:08.9	The end of the week is upon us.
0:12.6	And we got a bunch of stories we didn't squeeze in today.
0:14.9	Probably talked about the queen too much.
0:16.3	We talked about not talking about the queen a lot.
0:19.6	But there's some stuff we probably ought to get to. And now we're using and or interesting. Now we're talking about the queen a lot. But there's some stuff we probably ought to get to.
0:21.8	And now we're using and or interesting.
0:23.9	Now we're talking about how we talked about not talking about the queen too much.
0:29.4	Yes.
0:30.1	Yes.
0:30.4	I did.
0:31.2	And I apologize.
0:33.5	First of all, this is, I just admire this idea.
0:37.7	Does clip number 11 need any setup, Michael?
0:41.6	No, actually, I think he explains it pretty well.
0:43.4	Yeah, hit it, yeah.
0:44.7	I just opened up a pizza restaurant on DoorDash,
0:46.9	but what they don't know is that I'll be selling frozen Walmart pizzas out of my kitchen.
0:50.8	First, I ordered a bunch of pizza boxes with our logo on it because we had to look professional. Then I went to Walmart to buy other frozen pizzas, so I went home and set up a few
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