I'm Strong and Getty and now he is Armstrong and Getty.

I'm from Studio C, CZR.

Oh man, are we in a dimly lit room, deep in the bowels, deep within the bowels of the Armstrong and Getty communications compound.

And today, we're under the tutelage of our general manager, the coming red wave.

Not in the midterms, but in the states, particularly blue states.

Here's what's on my mind. I got to write it down before I forget it.

Quencer? Particle entanglement. I think that's it. Particle entanglement.

I hate when that happens. It's great.

You hate when that happens? It's great. I hate when that happens or it's great.

Oh, I have no idea. Yes.

Big finish on the music here, though, because this is going to be a heck of a show.

I can feel it in my bones, right there in my bones.

I like the way it tells you, but I think it's because the show's going to be here. Here we go. My foes.

Let me do that.

As just watching a little news feature, the explanation of the Nobel Prize, it was just given out for physics, I believe,

and it was all about particle entanglement in quantum physics.

And they did the drive-by media version, which in this case is all they should do.

Yes. The drive-by.

You might as well try to explain the days of the week to a dog. Is it playing that stuff for me?

That's what I was just thinking. It's amazing.

As a person of at least average intelligence, I can't even come close to understanding what the hell they're talking about.

I get lost in a hurry, or I comprehend what they're saying, but I can't possibly comprehend how they figured it out.

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