You'd think four hours was enough, but it wasn't. Oh, there's so much to say. So here's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

So we talked on the show today. I mentioned how we had to hold my son down and give him medicine last night.

Yeah. I remember having to hold kids down to get various stitches and shots and stuff like that.

My wife was the master at that.

She's so gentle and sweet, but for some reason she could step up.

We both had to hold him down to give him the medicine to the liquid medicine because you got

legs, you got arms, you got mouth, and then somebody's got to hold the medicine.

So it was quite the ordeal, and he was screaming, I'm dying, I'm dying the whole time.

Which he wasn't.

But one of the reasons that it's difficult to get kids to take medicine, as we all know, is some of it tastes horrible.

I tasted this medicine before I gave it to him.

And it was just, I mean, it left an awful taste in my mouth for a very long time. I was told as a kid that that's so kids won't

abuse it, won't like it and seek it out and want to drink it. Well, that can't be anymore because

they go out of their way to make all kinds of medicine yummy. Right. But how come they

haven't perfected all of it? Like your ibuprofins and all that different sort of stuff,

Tylenol kid stuff, it tastes like candy.

How have they not gotten the Laze people

or the, with all their different flavors of chips,

or the people that CERTs or anybody like that.

CERTs.

Big breath mint.

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