from the George Lincoln radio studio

the George Washington Broadcast Center

Jack Armstrong

That's what like Jack and Joe Getty

Joe baby

Things are getting weird and they're getting worse

I'm Strong and Getty

But I know this the loco everyone knows it the

dramatics could come down just a little bit and now he is Armstrong and

Getty so is Armstrong and Getty. So, I think the evolution is moving on where a lot of Americans no longer think of our prestigious universities as like these

citadels of learning and wisdom and you know just the people who go to these

places are they're better than us you know they're the elite of the elite and we're lucky to have them it's more like what

what is the matter with you people they're more like like a

a freaky collection of of pseudo-intellectuals who run around believing stuff that can't possibly be true.

At least that's the way I'm feeling about a lot of it now.

You reminded me of a Father's Day column I read in the New York Times.

Oh, I should get into that later.

God, you want to be annoyed every Mother's Day and Father's Day read the opinion pieces

in the New York Times of the Washington Post.

Just, oh.

That reminds me of that discussion we had whenever it was last hour or a couple minutes ago.

When was it about luxury beliefs?

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