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Guaranteed Human.

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

So that music that we use only on Mondays to start the show with the like middle school band struggling.

What is the message we're trying to say about a Monday?

Yeah, it's a message that I think the U.S. hockey team illustrated all too well over the weekend, Jack.

Life can be difficult. Life can be tough. Sometimes you don't want to take on that challenge.

But if you work hard, you keep your mind on your task and have the best goalie in the planet. You'll achieve your goals. Okay. Live from Studio C. C, signor. A dimly lit room deep within the bowels of the Armstrong and Getty Communications Compound. And today, to kick off a brand new week, we're toiling under the title. Oh, you know what? I'm sorry, I went with the general manager, the U.S. hockey team. I forgot. You can play the buzzer if you want, Michael. You forgot your own routine. Yeah, I know. I was so excited about it. Well, we finally threw off the yoke of our oppressors to the North Canada. Plus, it was just an unbelievable hockey game, and I like hockey. Did you actually watch it? I did not. I wish I would have. I watched it later. I wish I would have.

Yeah, I know. I watched the Miracle on Ice

46 years ago, live, and this would have been an excellent

parentheses to it, but no, I didn't. I've heard a bunch of

commentators who are like lifelong hockey fans say it was one of the best

hockey. Yeah. Games is there as matches, which is a game. One of the best hockey games they'd

ever seen just. Yeah. Knowing the result, I watched every single second of the game. Oh,

really? And it was, it was unbelievable. I can't, I would have had a heart attack. See,

it's probably good I watched it on the DVR because it would have killed me. It was just so incredibly exciting, stressful. I heard some of Canada's players were sore losers. They said, well, we were the better team. We should have won. Well, I don't know what that means. It only matters what happens that day. They were. They're right. They dominated the game, but there's only one stat that counts, and that's goals scored.

Right. You cannot say that as a competitor. I'm better, so I should have won.

But you didn't is the thing. We have a contest in a certain amount of time to decide for this particular moment and we won.

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