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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

You say a lot that's in some of your song lyrics.

You want to tell us what it is?

You've got to view your culture or you do your culture.

There's not a million.

It means you either live your culture or you kill your culture.

There's no in between.

What do you mean?

You see this vanishing of cultures, of dialects, of everything to just create this one generic human, you know?

And it's really sad to me.

So I'm going to get up every day and I'm going to live my culture today. I think it's every individual's responsibility to maintain who they are as a people. What was that nonsense he was muttering in the middle? That was French, Jack. It's a language. That was Jordan Tibido, who was featured on 60 Minutes as part of a really interesting segment about essentially

Cajun and similar music in that culture in Louisiana.

They didn't mention jail breaks.

But anyway, I thought that was a really interesting statement.

You either live your culture or kill your culture um especially because

i was corresponding with a friend of mine about my upcoming trip to london with my bride and uh and

and and and he sent along some commentary about have you been brushing up on your english to get ready

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