Sure, I'm happy to help. What can I do for you? Well, um, no, maybe not that. It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

Happy Friday, everybody. It's Michael Angelo, and I'm here with another A&G classic segment.

Well, this is the third week in a row.

We're going to focus on Joe Getty.

This segment goes back to 2012.

One thing longtime listeners know about Joe Getty is that he's a family man.

Loves his family, loves spending time with his family.

But in this segment, his oldest daughter had a special request, and she needed a favor from him.

And let's just say the request was quite surprising.

But as always, Joe was the very helpful and loving dad, and it turned out to be a great story

and a great slice of life.

Basically, the premise here is that, well, sometimes our kids will ask us the darnest things.

We always want to be there for our kids, even when the request is a little bit unusual.

I got to admit, I find Jack to be very funny in this segment.

He has some great one-liners, and he really makes Joe the butt of several

jokes. I found myself laughing several times during this segment. I would say this segment's rated

PG-13, maybe PG-16, is not quite R, but it's definitely for more mature audiences. But again,

it's a great slice of life, and it's a great example of Joe being there for his kids.

So let's go back to 2012 when Joe Getty gets an unusual request from his oldest daughter.

So listen, I've got a waste in education story here, but we've done enough of that today.

So my big kid, who's, how old is she now? 19.

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