This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

I'm already broken all of my resolutions.

I got drunk today.

I didn't go to the gym.

I ate donuts. So I'm off to a bad start.

My resolution is that have a higher resolution TV.

It occurred to me when I said the word, so I'm off to the store.

Meanwhile, you enjoy some great Armstrong and Getty replay.

So mentioned during the radio show today that the number of Americans who move to pursue a better gig

is dropped to like the all-time low as far as anybody can tell.

And I made reference to an article we talked about it had to be at least, oh, it was a long time ago, about how progressive froze the American dream in the Atlantic, and it talked about how nobody's moving, like we used to as a people.

It's really interesting. It's long. It's the Atlantic, of course, but all sorts of different quotes from historians and observers of the American scene.

And the one thing that strikes everybody is how mobile we are and how you don't, like, grow up in the same village.

Your family's been in for 250 years and you never leave there.

And anybody who comes there is viewed with great suspicion because what are you doing here?

This is our village and how America's not like that at all.

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