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Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing. Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

So we got on to the topic of stretching on the Armstrong and Getty show today.

Joe's a big advocate of it, and it just obviously is a good idea, and everybody should be doing it.

And I don't know how it hasn't become part of our national hygiene in terms of things we talk about with kids all the time.

Don't smoke, stay out of the sun and stretch.

Let's add stretch to that.

Yeah, I think it's because kids hardly need to.

And just the need grows as you get older.

And our median culture are so, you know, have been so oriented towards stuff for young people.

I don't know.

If you play any sports, even when you're young, they have you stretch all the time.

And I remember, but I remember them telling me to stretch and me stretching and feeling nothing

and wondering why I was doing that.

Right. That's funny watching my niece who was an athlete stretched all the time.

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