From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

That's some lovely gifts and cards for my kids on Father's Day, including this Terry cloth shirt that I'm wearing from Target.

And a purple pastel might be part of their whole up with trans collection. I don't know.

But we got this text from somebody who also got a shirt. Happy Father's Day to both of you. My wife got me in and everyone knows it t-shirt.

Among other presents, do we sell those? We have those on the website.

Oh, yeah. Armstrong and Getty.com, the Angie store and everyone knows it and everyone knows it.

That's funny.

Yeah, that's beautiful, fabulous. All I got was like 5,000 calories as a gift for Father's Day, but it was lovely.

The youngest in town with her bow. Speaking of eating in Father's Day, I should make an admission later this hour. I will do that in a mission.

I think if I say it out loud, it will be a break through for me emotionally. I feel like I've said it before, but I'm going to say it again.

Okay.

Yeah.

I will stay tuned.

It's I set myself up for endless mockery, but it's still true. It's true no matter what. So I'll have to say it later.

More endless mockery.

Yeah, more endless mockery.

Okay. So I found this interesting on a couple levels. It's Juneteenth today, don't you know. It's a national holiday.

So the federal holiday. So like banks are closed. I mean, that whole, everything, the whole routine.

Yeah, no mail, etc.

What?

Yeah.

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