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Hey, happy Friday. I'm Michael Angelo. It's time for One More Thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing. Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

All right.

As you know on Fridays, I always go back to the archives and check out classic A&G clips.

And boy, do I got a good one for you today.

This clip goes back to November 24th, 2003.

Gladys? Yeah, even on Fridays, you got to work Gladys.

All right, thanks, Gladys. Now, regular A&G listeners know that Joe has mentioned, you know,

from time to time that he hates going to a movie theater. I always wondered why is it that he hates movie theaters so much. In this segment, Joe tells the

story of how he took Declan and Caitlin, two of his children, who are both about four and five

years old at this time, to go see the holiday classic movie Elf with Will Ferrell, a PG-rated

film. It's one of those great family movies that's just like Christmas vacation and a Christmas story.

Movies where the whole family gathers around on Christmas Eve and watches.

At least that's what my family would do.

Instead of getting that happy family movie viewing experience that Joe wanted,

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