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Guaranteed Human.

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty. He's Armstrong and Getty.

We were talking about Tiger Woods and how news came out that he had a couple of hydrocodones in his pocket when he rolled his vehicle the other day.

And I was saying, is that the thing Rush Limbaugh was on?

Dr. friend of mine texted me. Oxycodone is what Rush was on oxy. I didn't know this. Oxy is 10 times stronger than hydrocodone. Now that you mention it, yeah, hydro's the one I had after surgery. I didn't know that they weren't even close to the same strength. I've had hydrocodone. I think when I had cancer, I had to take one once, but I don't think I've ever taken oxy. That's interesting. And remember when we, I love the way we go, we swing so far one direction and the other. Remember when we had six figures worth of people dying from these things? pharmacies around the country were just giving them to anybody randomly? And it was just out of control. Well, now we went so far the other direction. My son is on one drug that could be addictive. And you just cannot. You can get 30 days at a time. And you have to wait until the full 30 days are up until you can get the next prescription can't overlap by a day and then sometimes they're busy and you can't get it and

like what are you supposed to do you can't skip a day but they just got to strict rules because

you could get addicted and just so unreasonably far the other direction why can't we manage

things in any sensible way government does two two things. Nothing and overreact.

Correct. I remember you saying that many years ago, and that is 100% true.

So, I've been complaining a lot about the media coverage of the war. I think it's by far the

biggest story in the world. And like Sunday out,

face the nation, they didn't get to it for 18 minutes to start face the nation. They talked

about TSA lines and they talked about shutdown and they talked about some other thing I didn't

care about. Before they got to the war, like seriously? John Stewart on the Daily Show

thinks it's ridiculous that the media isn't getting to the war

more often and treating it with more seriousness.

Also, his conclusion about the war is different than mine,

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