From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

What we were always challenged by was, as soon as you walk into the apartment,

what are you supposed to do? What business am I going to find to do in this apartment?

You're not just going to come in and sit on the couch every time.

You had the couch, the kitchen, and then you had between the counter and the couch.

But you also had to figure out what you were going to do,

which is why I often would go to the refrigerator and just find things,

or even just go and look in the refrigerator and not do anything.

But we had to be creative about it.

That's Elaine explaining why every time she came into Jerry's apartment,

she would look in the refrigerator, which, oh Elaine.

That show was on 30 years ago.

Oh my God!

So, perfect playing that, it fits in with something that happened to me,

IRL last night.

And I'm feeling guilty about it, and I want to talk about briefly.

So, I had an encounter with a fan of our show last night at my son's football practice.

And I was not very pleasant.

Well, you're sick as hell.

Yeah, I do have that excuse.

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