From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jakar

Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

Let me, it's one of the sins you realize. It's a sin, let me.

One of the seven deadly sins, right? It's not just a sin. Not a, hey, I wish you wouldn't

do that. It's a death.

Yes, so it's not only just bad for you, it's a sin. God does not like God but got me.

God has done all these displeased with me.

Yeah, me too. I'm speaking to myself.

That's just toned down the gluttony. I ate the last big plate full of mashed potatoes,

gravy, turkey and stuffing last night and let's just tone her down a little bit. Maybe

something a little light tonight.

Yeah.

Let's, let's walk away from the, let's walk away from the table and not waddle away from

the table for the first time in four days.

How much apple crisp is enough? I'm asking myself, not you. Oh, it's so good though.

I'm going to put up the ice cream. Oh, there were references to how my gallbladder gave up

on me last year. And I'm running out of organs. It quit and walked out.

The great resigning or whatever they call that.

So here's a young man who's slim and in fine physical condition not to mention a sharp

mind and that's Tim Sandford Tim the lawyer. Tim Sandford is the vice president for litigation

for the Goldwater Institute author of many fine tomes, including some of my favorites,

the right to earn a living and the permission society and also a brand new book which we'll

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