From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

As you can see, you know, I never these days button my first, second, or third button on my shirts.

I'm going with the Bert Reynolds look here.

Open pretty much to the bottom of the sternum.

Speaking of clothes, Macy's gap and other clothing stores are stuck with the wrong items.

And this kind of came out of the big target news yesterday as they announced they're going to have to do a sell off of a whole bunch of stuff as they got supply chain problems and demand is way down.

But these clothing stores stores, well, I'll just read as it said in the Wall Street Journal, joggers are piled up at gap.

Macy's has too much active wear and calls is full of fleece. As people get away from the whole I'm staying at home from the rest of my life lifestyle to going back to work and just not needing that stuff.

They got piles and piles of these I'd I'd never leave my house clothes and nobody's buying them.

And they got to figure I'm kind of amazed that people didn't see that coming a little more, but you know, you got a gear up for what you think is going to happen.

It takes a long time to shift gears, I suppose.

So I said to Jim yesterday working out because I'm better than you and and a gal was wearing the inevitable yoga pants and I was not staring at her hind end as she had.

Congratulations.

A long looseish shirt.

Well, I knew you were going to go there.

So I thought I'd preemptively stop you from accusing me of being a perv a gym perv.

I was not actually.

Oh, please. I know you better. Anyway, so but I was contemplating they're so tight.

Everywhere and God bless the person who invented yoga pants as an admirer of the female form because I will occasionally take a glance.

I'm human.

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