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Hey, it's Michael Angelo. It's time for One More Thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One More thing.

All righty.

It was 2004.

And the guys had on one of their most controversial guests in a long time.

Dennis Leroy Hoff, better known as Dennis Hoff, owner of the Moonlight Bunny Ranch in Nevada.

Well, Mr. Hoff was offering a special promotion to returning military members.

And Joe and Jack interviewed him about this promotion.

It was a bit controversial, but one thing I'll say

about Mr. Hoff is he is quite the entrepreneur. I don't agree with him morally, but I got to give him

credit. He's certainly a good salesman. This was back when Armstrong Getty was a regional show,

just mainly in California, primarily Sacramento and San Francisco. Oh, and also, it should be mentioned that at this time,

Cat House, a show that was all about the Moonlight Bunny Ranch, had just premiered on HBO,

and it was quite popular. It showed the behind-the-scenes of what goes on at the Moonlight Bunny Ranch.

So as you will see in this segment, Dennis Hoff was quite the character.

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