Hey, it's Michelangelo. Doesn't that water taste weird? It's time for one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

All right, happy Friday, everybody. It's time for another slice of classic A&G. Now, today's a little different.

We're not going to go very far back.

In fact, it was just September, 2022.

Okay, this segment made me laugh, especially the second half of the segment.

And I can relate to all of this.

This is one of the reasons I wanted

to play it. Joe Getty saved his daughter's wedding. He tells a great slice of life. It's a very

funny clip. I was in the studio trying to run the show. I'm laughing. I got tears streaming down my

cheeks as Joe tells this story. And it's fun to do this segment because tomorrow my wife and I, we're going to go celebrate our anniversary. We've got a special trip. We're going to go see a show.

We're going to go out to eat. We're going to just relax for the weekend.

I just got married two years ago, and so I relate to a lot of the stuff that Joe's talking about,

especially when he talks about the flowers. Women love the flowers at a wedding and it's very important that they're there and it's very

important that they're right at least it certainly mattered to my wife so in this segment

joe getty is told by one of his daughters hey dad something's missing and joe has to be the

hero so let's go back to September of 2022.

When Joe Getty helped save his daughter's wedding.

The weekend was the opposite of bitterly amusing for me.

My daughter, my eldest kid, Caitlin, got married over the weekend.

And last week I was talking about giving the father of the bride little speech slash toast at the reception that I was, I wasn't sure quite how to approach it. And I didn't

want to blubber. Some wedding toast are very sweet and kind. Then some of them are, oh my gosh,

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