Hey, it's Michael Anglo. Happy Friday. It's time for more classic A&G.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

Okay. I found something really cool in the archives.

This clip is from 2011. Jack takes his son to the playground for a nice,

peaceful, calm day. Sam's going to be able to play outside. Everything's going to be great. Well,

it didn't work out that way. There was drama at the playground. But the surprise at the park

was that Jack and his son were going to be part of a sociology experiment.

However, for the woman and the two teenage boys that were conducting this experiment, well, the experiment didn't go as planned, thanks to our own Jack Armstrong.

And a couple of rainy days, so go to the mall where they've got this little playpen thing set up for little kids.

Nice.

Like they have in some malls.

It's got big rubber walls and like rubber things to climb on in the inside.

And it's made in the modern litigious society and sort of a you couldn't hardly get hurt if you tried sort of way, you know?

Right.

I mean, you have to climb up on top of one of these things and, and do a perfect dive onto your head, I think,

to probably repeatedly. Repeatedly, probably to hurt yourself, which is cool. But, and my whole life,

those of you who listened to the show for a long time, no, my whole life,

it has driven me crazy when people break rules.

I don't know why I'm wired that way, but it just drives me nuts of people break rules.

And one of the rules that they, and they're just written on a little thing outside the entrance to this thing in a mall.

There's not like a supervisor or anything like that.

Right, right. But there's a little thing that says, no food and drink.

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