Now, broadcasting live, Jack Armstrong and Joe Daddy.

And he is Armstrong and Gettys.

Live from, well not from the studio, see from my own home.

Well, but it is still a dimly lit room.

He put in the bowels of the remote Armstrong and Gettys communications compound.

And today, Monday, brand new week, we are kicking off the week we're under the tutelage of our brand new manager.

I'm going to keep it positive. I'm going to go with your Kansas City chips and Philadelphia Eagles.

Those are sporting clubs. Those are indeed.

American football.

There is one bowl game I consider to be more super than any of the others.

And it's coming up any next week, I guess? Two weeks?

Two weeks. I don't care anymore. Anyway, yeah, Chiefs and Eagles.

Two weeks is how long you need for Patrick Mom's ankle to get through the now, okay?

Are the transplant to take?

They're just going to transplant the lower leg.

Well, so you think that they're going to fly him to a foreign country because you couldn't do it in America.

And transplant his ankle from a probably a healthy young man.

They've snatched off the street somewhere and have him ready to go for a game time.

Well, my understanding, my sources say that it's going to be in North Korea.

And then indeed, the Chiefs have played, had handsomely for the lower leg of a North Korean soldier who is particularly strong, skilled young, etc.

If that does not take, I've heard a horse's leg is in the running as well because the hope will help him dig in if the weather turns surly there in Phoenix indoors.

So much for that theory.

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