from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center. Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty. Armstrong and Getty Show. One of the most famous

people in the world saying goodbye to Sean this hour. We'll have that later.

Speaking of Sean leaving, we got a bunch of texts and expanding this beyond just

Sean leaving. The number of texts we've gotten and Joe says emails also.

Oh yeah. People talking about how they're going to miss you so much and they love you as

part of the show and the show is not going to be as good without you.

Bob, Bob, comparing that to over the years, the hate that has come off the

text line and it just goes to show you the hateful are the people that reach out.

It's just like, you know, you only hear from the customers that don't like your

restaurant. The people that you like it never email you. And so this is like,

I'd like to speak to the manager and tell him everything went great.

Yeah, it just doesn't happen. No, I did that yesterday at a restaurant place.

But I need to remember that myself when I'm looking at the text line and people hate

a particular thing we did or a particular person or a particular point of view we had.

And the all it could be 99% of the rest of you feel differently.

No, no, I'm not going to hear from you and for obvious reasons. Yeah. So similar to politicians

who start to believe Twitter is America and they get led far, far, far astray by the

most adamant and angry, a wacky doodle, 2% of the population.

Yeah. No offense. I was at a restaurant and sandwich restaurant and they had gluten-free

bread. So I wanted to try it out with my gluten-free son and turned out it was great.

So we got another place we can eat. But anyway, I was in there and they had some kind

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