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Hey, it's Michael Ang. Let's go back to 2010. It's time for more classic A&G.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

All right, I've been going through the vaults.

All right, 2010 was a big year for Tiger Woods, in both good and bad.

In 2010, he was one of the biggest sports stars there was, one of the best golfers ever.

Unfortunately, his personal life took a turn for the worst. He got caught cheating on his wife with multiple girlfriends.

So Joe and Jack got to interview Jamie Grubbs, who at that time was getting her 15 minutes of fame like most D-List celebrities do.

And the interview was quite funny, I got to admit.

Joe and Jack, they were kind of sarcastic, you know, kind of winking at their audience,

but they weren't trying to be mean either.

It's the ending of this interview that made me laugh.

I remember laughing out loud, hysterically in the studio,

when Jack Armstrong ended this interview in a hilarious way.

So let's go back to 2010.

When we had minor celebrity, Jamie Grubbs on the Armstrong Gettys show, one of Tiger Woods

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