Hey, it's Michael Angelo. Happy Friday. We're going back to college. It's time for classic A&G.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

All right. Happy Friday. Hope you got some nice plans for the weekend. This week, we're going back to college.

I was going through the A&G archives, and I found two little tidbits that I really enjoyed.

One of them was Joe and Jack talking about doing college

essays on typewriters. And the other tidbit was Joe Getty calling his son Declan, who was 19 years

old at the time in college, and telling him that, hey, guess what? I can see everything that

you're doing on your phone. I can see where you've been. And as you can imagine, his son was quite

shocked and quite surprised and eager to turn that setting off. Just hearing Joe and Jack talk about

doing essays in college made me sweat. I remember back when I was in college. I didn't do my papers

on a typewriter. I was able to use a computer.

But I was up all night.

My rough draft was my final draft.

And yes, I may have had two weeks to do the paper, but I ended up doing it in one day

or one night.

And I got by, but it was very, very stressful.

Anyhow, let's start exploring these little tidbits that I found.

Let's go back to 2014.

When Joe and Jack talk about using the typewriter to do college papers.

Washington, President Obama is still putting the final touches on his state of the union address for tomorrow.

And if he's anything like me in college,

that means he's just going to bring in the margins and bump up the font and be like,

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