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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty. And yet he's Armstrong and Getty.

And finally I heard about a man in France who fell into a ravine and survived for three days on nothing but red wine.

Or as we call it here in America, Thanksgiving.

Hey, now.

I'm looking up at the TV.

They're having a little discussion about AI music

and the idea that, you know,

who does anybody own the rights to that or who owns the rights to that?

I never thought about that,

but with some of your formulaic pop music,

like country music, for instance, since it's all really close to the same anyway, why would

record companies need to pay anyone, anything? Why would you need to have a writer who gets

some of the money? Of course, nobody's getting any money now.

It's all about the touring.

Right.

And you need that human being up on stage to promote the song,

to go on Saturday Night Live and sing it on or whatever, yeah.

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