Hey, it's Michael Angelo. Happy Friday. You can be the man or you can be the rookie. It's your choice.

It's time for one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

All right.

Happy Friday, everybody.

I went through the A&G archives to find us some classic A&G.

Now, as I've shared before, I like the slices of life that Joe and Jack do.

I love those stories.

Whether it's about their family or some special event that they went to or maybe some weird occurrence that happened in their personal lives, whatever the story may be, they were always very good at telling it.

But I went way back to 2003.

And I found a very sweet story that Joe Getty tells about his son.

Now, in this clip, I believe his son is not even 10 years old.

And it turns out that in the soccer league that Declan's playing in, he's going to be one of the oldest kids.

That means he'll probably be able to outperform a lot of the younger kids. And that would be different. That would be fun for him. At least that's what Joe thinks.

But Declan thinks otherwise.

What's fun about this clip is not only does Joe tell the story, but also we have a call from one of our long-time A&G fans, Basil.

He is from Iraq, and he played soccer, and he gives Joe some advice.

So let's go back to 2003.

When Joe tries to steer Declan as far as playing the sport of soccer. So I had a bit of a dilemma last couple of days. My son, Big D, is, he plays soccer, recreational soccer. He's not in one of those

super competitive leagues where he spent thousands of dollars a year, spend all your time traveling

and have a big equipment bag or anything. And you travel around in an SUV that you write on

your dark windows in soap, go tigers beat? No. The cougars? No, with all the kids' names on the glass, no, don't do that.

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