Hey, it's Michael Anglo. Happy Friday. It's time for some classic A&G.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

All right. I've gone through the archives of the Armstrong and Getty show.

Found some cool stuff.

Cute stuff from Joe, Joe and his daughter.

We'll be going back to 2010.

He talks about the Girl Scouts, and they have their own version of the Pinewood Derby.

It's where the girls build these small cars and race each other. I remember

being in the Boy Scouts and that was a big deal at the time and you'd get your kit with some wheels

and a block of wood and of course the dads would help out. And I used the words help out in finger

quotes because sometimes you could tell the father did the whole thing. I did my car myself and, hey, it came in third place and I didn't know what I was doing.

It was a dumb looking car, but it came in third place, not bad, out of like 10 cars.

And then some dads, you know, they put weights in it and they did everything they could try and win the thing.

And it was always funny when somebody had a really fancy car and they came in last.

So let's go ahead and hit our first segment with Joe Getty when he builds a car with his daughter back in 2010.

Welcome to the Armstrong and Getty show.

I'm viewing my choices here.

A lot of sex this hour.

It's been like a honeymoon here.

A lot of sex.

Talk about doing the powder puff derby with my little girl.

That is much more wholesome.

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