From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Gettie. The Armstrong and Getty show. So how cold is it supposed to be in Iowa on Monday? The high is two below zero.

I remember it's got to be at least a little windy right?

Yeah, I remember working in the feed lots in Kansas. Gladys do you still work here? I remember working in the feedlots in Kansas. Gladys, do you still work here?

I remember working in the feedlots.

I mean, come on, she's old.

You're gonna replace with somebody younger and quicker,

Gladys, that's what she was on. Oh, geez, that's going to come up at the hearing. Oh boy.

Because you're too old and you're a woman.

Um, I was working at the feed lots in Western Kansas and I remember one particular cold snap driving by the bank which you know pre-Sellphone is how you told what the temperature was.

Right.

I'd drive by the small town bank on the way to work and it would say one.

And then when I'd come back like at lunchtime it would say two and we would joke about hey the temperature is

doubled it's twice as warm as it was when we came to work in that fantastic

nice balmy yeah but that is cold that is cold by anybody's standards and

what that does to the caucus I don't know

I can't imagine caucusing can you that sounds awful

yes it does do you want to describe it as you understand it for folks not familiar with it?

And then we have to get to clips of the week.

I think we'll probably be doing that on Monday. So, you know, you know.

But just arguing with my neighbors. A church basement and argue and try to convince everybody of who your guys better than their gal or whatever. Yeah.

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