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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

A friend of mine just sent me a picture.

She's working with little kids today for something.

I don't remember what.

But anyway, the little kids, kindergartners,

are dressed up in Western clothes for this little educational presentation of they're doing.

And I just saw a picture of these little five-year-old boys and girls in like cowboy boots and

cowboy hats and stuff like that. It's about the freaking cutest thing in the world. And it

reminded me my son is an eighth grader, my youngest.

And he was, he volunteered to be some sort of youth leader thing on this field trip the other day for the little kids.

And so he was responsible for a group of these little kids showing them around and keeping track of them and making sure they could get their lunchbox open or whatever the heck it was throughout the day. And he was exhausted at the end of the day. He was talking about. He said, little kids, they're innocence. I thought that was funny from a 14-year-old. It's just their innocence is so nice. He said, but they're exhausting. I said, yes, yes they are. Little kids are exhausting. That's funny.

That sounds like something my son would have done back and did do back in the day.

Little kids just flocked to him for whatever reason.

A gentle giant syndrome, I guess.

Anyway, I thought you, when you were describing the kids dressed as cowboys,

that what it was going to remind you of was not that,

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