Excuse Me, Do You Mind If I Mount Your Bull?

Summary

Armstrong & Getty On Demand

Episode: Excuse Me, Do You Mind If I Mount Your Bull?
Date: November 11, 2025
Host: iHeartPodcasts
Main Hosts: Armstrong, Getty, Katie

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Overview

This episode of Armstrong & Getty On Demand is a breezy, unscripted romp through oddball news stories, pop culture, and the quirks of human nature. The hosts riff on a bizarre story involving a man riding a bull in a tractor supply parking lot, debate chicken egg-onomics gone violent, muse on the mysteries of metal music (with a detour into Miss World Chile’s “Cookie Monster” metal routine), and unravel the pretentious lingo of art critics with help from Family Guy. The tone is irreverent, witty, and conversational.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Bull Rider in the Parking Lot

(03:11 – 05:39)

• Setup: Katie introduces a sound clip of a police incident involving a man riding an actual bull through a tractor supply parking lot.
• Armstrong and Getty react with incredulity, riffing on the absurdity and practicality (“Didn’t use his blinker!”, “If you’re gonna be on a bull in a parking lot, that’s where you want to be. Maybe John Deere store…”).
• Notable Quotes:
  • Getty (03:22): “Bowl. B U L L. Gotch.”
  • Armstrong (04:14): “Didn’t use his blinker because at first…”
  • Armstrong (04:29): “A head of cattle in the tractor supply parking lot.”
• Memorable Moment: The officer is delighted by the bull, meets “Gus” (the bull), and is even invited to mount him. Katie notes (05:18) the story ends with a thumbs-up photo.
• Reflection: Hosts wonder about Gus’s presence (“Must be a reason…maybe guy just rode it there?”).

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2. When Egg Debates Lead to Gunfire

(05:50 – 08:33)

• Armstrong plays a police news tape where a minor disagreement about egg-laying chickens escalates to gunfire (no injuries).
• Getty expresses frustration at lack of details—what specifically sparked the gunfight?
• Armstrong draws a parallel with how minor drunken arguments often turn violent:
  • Armstrong (07:24): “It’s amazing how they can explode out of nowhere. I mean, I’ve been at house parties where two dudes are just talking and then like five seconds later, they’re fighting.”
  • Getty (07:42): “Yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s funny, I was kind of like that as a younger guy, but at some point I aged out of it…”
• Katie, an ex-bartender, confirms bar fights happen over “nothing” and are “damn near impossible to stop.”

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3. Musical Differences: Metal, Miss World Chile, and Viking Songs

(12:39 – 18:29)

• Armstrong introduces the talent portion from Miss World Chile—described as a “Cookie Monster metal singing thing”—and then jokes the vocalist claims this is also her “orgasm noise.”
  • Getty (12:39): “…doing the Cookie Monster metal singing thing. And here’s the shocking punchline. That’s her orgasm noise.”
• The crew debates the appeal of metal growling; Armstrong admits he doesn’t get it and wonders about the vocal strain.
  • Armstrong (14:11): “We talked about this a little bit the other day with metal. It’s the only genre of music I don’t quite get. But how does that not just wreck your throat?”
  • Getty (14:21) explains live technique: “For one thing, you get right up on the mic... it’s not nearly as loud as it sounds.”
  • Son Declan loves “Cookie Monster growley bands” because it “gets all the angst out of him.”
• Anecdotes about pretending to enjoy partners’ music:
  • Armstrong shares a story about enduring a girlfriend’s Björk obsession (“It is hard to listen to…just cat noises.” 16:32), and a different girlfriend’s love of “Viking music.”
  • Getty (16:32): “It’s art. You know, we’re talking about art and commerce in popular music. She’s not doing that because she’s pandering to the masses.”

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4. Affirmation Rock and Youth Politics

(17:25 – 18:34)

• Getty hypothesizes that the prevalence of “affirmation rock” (empowerment-themed pop) might influence why young women are overwhelmingly voting Democrat—“Look at Me, I’m Strong”,
  • Getty (17:25): “…like all of their favorite songs were, like, vaguely ‘Look at Me, I’m Strong, I Can do it, I Can make it on my own.’”
  • Armstrong (18:24): “The moment we’re in? I don’t know. I’m going places and nobody can stop me.”

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5. "It Insists Upon Itself": Art and Criticism

(18:41 – 21:41)

• Inspired by a Family Guy clip lampooning The Godfather, Armstrong and Getty debate pretentious critic-speak.
  • Family Guy line: “It insists upon itself, Lois.” (19:23)
• Armstrong calls this line “bullshit,” (20:08) highlighting critical pretension in art reviews.
  • Armstrong (20:08): “What a bullshit line that is. It insists upon itself.”
  • Getty dreams of a world where critics are “the first up against the wall.” (21:25)
• The hosts revel in the absurdity of certain criticisms and the confidence needed to deliver them credibly.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• Getty (03:22): “Bowl. B U L L. Gotch.”
• Armstrong (05:31): “I wonder why they had Gus out of the trailer…”
• Getty (06:12): “They got into a gunfight arguing about how many chickens or how many eggs a chicken could lay…”
• Armstrong (07:24): “It’s amazing how they can explode out of nowhere…especially when people are drunk, it takes so little for some people to fight.”
• Getty (12:39): “…Miss World Chile doing the Cookie Monster metal singing thing. And here’s the shocking punchline. That’s her orgasm noise.”
• Armstrong (14:11): “It’s the only genre of music I don’t quite get. But how does that not just wreck your throat?”
• Armstrong (16:32): “Have you ever listened to much of her deep cuts? It is hard to listen to. It’s just cat noises.” (about Björk)
• Getty (17:25): “All of their favorite songs were, like, vaguely. Look at Me, I’m Strong, I Can do it, I Can make it on my own. They were all, like, the same lyrical themes.”
• Guest/Family Guy (19:23): “It insists upon itself, Lois.”
• Armstrong (20:08): “What a bullshit line that is. It insists upon itself.”

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 03:11 – 05:39: The bull riding in the parking lot
• 05:50 – 08:33: The chicken egg-laying dispute turned shoot-out
• 12:39 – 18:29: Miss World Chile’s metal routine, “Cookie Monster” vocals, dating musical taste confessions, Viking music
• 17:25 – 18:34: Affirmation rock and political trends among young women
• 18:41 – 21:41: Debate over art criticism and the “It insists upon itself” Family Guy moment

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Tone & Style

Playful, observational, irreverent, and decidedly anti-pretension. The hosts riff off each other’s stories with ease, peppering the episode with genuine curiosity, deep-voiced asides, and warmth—even when mocking critics or extreme metal growls.

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Summary

If you’re looking for a mix of outrageous real-life stories, pop culture hot takes, and philosophical musings about art and taste—all filtered through the quick-witted banter of Armstrong, Getty, and Katie—this episode is a quintessential A&G experience. From absurd bull rides in parking lots to the incomprehensibility of metal vocals and the pomposity of art criticism, they cover it all with a shrug and a laugh: after all, sometimes life “just insists upon itself.”

Transcript

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[Getty]

Excuse me. Do you mind if I mount your bowl? It's one more thing.

[Armstrong]

What?

[Getty]

Armstrong and Getty, one more thing.

[Armstrong]

You say bowl or bowl? Are you mounting my bowl?

[Getty]

Bowl. B U L L Gotch.

[Armstrong]

Is it a male cow?

[Getty]

That's it. It's the very beast I was referring to. Strong, like bull. Here is.

[Armstrong]

What are we doing today? Are we doing.

[Getty]

Oh, right. I'm sorry. Yeah, we're cleaning out the sound fridge.

[Armstrong]

Damn right. Sorry.

[Getty]

Metal guy. Ironic that I would leave out metal guy, which we'll get to in a moment or two. Katie, how much setup does this need? This is.

[Katie]

You're hearing a cop as he's pulling up on the scene of a guy riding a bull.

[Armstrong]

43 headquarters. Is he drunk? Literally doesn't have a license for it.

[Katie]

He is literally on the back of a bull in a tractor supply parking lot.

[Armstrong]

Didn't use his blinker because at first.

[Getty]

You tug on the ear, it's. I was picturing like one of those phony mechanical bul.

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[Getty]

This is a bar or something. No, this guy is mounted up on.

[Armstrong]

A head of cattle in the tractor supply parking lot.

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[Getty]

If you're gonna be on a bull in a parking lot, that's where you want to be. Maybe John Deere store, but anyway. All right, now, let's hear it.

[Armstrong]

43 headquarters. Go ahead. If I'm reading this right, is he riding like a. An actual real bull? That signal four? Yeah, he did.

[Getty]

Dude.

[Armstrong]

What? I'm out with the subject.

[Guest]

With his bull on in the tractor supp.

[Armstrong]

I have so many questions. What?

[Getty]

This is Gus.

[Armstrong]

This is. Gus is famous. Can I pet Gus? Absolutely. You can get on Gus if you want to.

[Getty]

Oh, dude.

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[Armstrong]

He rode Gus.

[Katie]

So at the end, he gets up on Gus and they took a picture of him with a thumbs up.

[Armstrong]

Awesome.

[Getty]

Yeah, fantastic.

[Armstrong]

I wonder why they were. They had Gus out of the trailer there at the tractor supply parking lot. Must be a reason.

[Getty]

He was all saddled up stiff. If he doesn't get to, you know, a walk now and again.

[Armstrong]

They had a saddle for Him?

[Katie]

Oh, yeah, he's all saddled up. Maybe guy just wrote it there. I don't know.

[Armstrong]

Okay.

[Getty]

Yeah, that's great. You know, it's funny. Well, let's. Let's play it again. Why not? Michael, give US clip number 11.

[Armstrong]

The shooter evidently raises chickens. And the conversation was about how many eggs a chicken can lay. One victim ran out into the roadway trying to get away from the shooter. The other two victims hid. We had several phone calls. The shooter himself called 911. Arming yourself with a handgun when you're under the influence is not a good idea. There's never going to be a good.

[Getty]

Outcome with that, you know, very Armstrong and Getty story there. We all enjoyed it, but again, we were frustrated that, that at the lack of details. I mean, they got into a gunfight arguing about how many chickens or how many eggs a chicken could lay, but there's absolutely no information about who was claiming what, what was in dispute.

[Armstrong]

I feel like like many marital spats, there are underlying causes for the animosity that just revealed themselves in this minor disagreement.

[Getty]

Oh, that's very, very wise. Yes.

[Armstrong]

So this guy, they'd had simmering tensions for years, perhaps.

[Getty]

Well, except that he just met them that night.

[Katie]

Okay.

[Armstrong]

Well, for minutes.

[Getty]

There were three guys who knew him and then the fourth guy who became enraged by the egg laying chicken disagreement and retrieved his gun and started squeezing off shots. Thank God nobody was hurt, but. So he's not only a drunk a hole, but he's a bad shot. Thank God.

[Armstrong]

But I just.

[Getty]

Again, very unsatisfying.

[Armstrong]

I've been around way too many drunken fights in my life. They. It's just. It's amazing how they can explode out of nowhere. I mean, I've been at house parties where two dudes are just talking and then like five seconds later they're fighting. I mean, it takes, especially when people are drunk, it takes so little for some people to fight.

[Getty]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's funny, I was kind of like that as a younger guy, but at some point I aged out of it and just never got into fights. And guys would be like, come at me like that. And I'd be like, dude, I have no desire to fight you. This is, this is stupid. And for whatever reason, it worked.

[Katie]

Yeah, I saw them the. Oh, sorry, go ahead.

[Armstrong]

No, no, no, that's enough.

[Katie]

Well, I just, I saw them bartending all the time and it's amazing how they pop off so quickly and usually over nothing. But they're damn near impossible to stop, right?

[Armstrong]

Yes, they are. Well, that's because I've had friends like this. They show up kind of hoping that that's going to happen. I'm the opposite. I hope the rest of my life I'm never in any physical altercation. But I've had friends who show up at the bar sure hoping I mean that make their night. They got into a fight.

[Getty]

Wow. Interesting.

[Armstrong]

I know.

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And and then this. This is Miss World Chile at the talent portion of the hotly contested who will represent Chile in the Miss World Pageant? This is Miss Mundo. What's her first name? Doesn't matter. Mademoiselle Mundo or Senorita. That is Miss World Chile doing the Cookie Monster metal singing thing. And here's the shocking punchline. That's her orgasm noise.

[Armstrong]

Oh God. So her talent portion was singing like this.

[Getty]

Hey, I'm glad it was good for me too, baby.

[Armstrong]

Yeah, you're clearly possessed by the devil. So I think I'll just put on my pants and head on home.

[Getty]

Good luck with that whole demon possession thing.

[Armstrong]

It's.

[Getty]

I feel for you. Call me. Seriously, call me. All right, that's enough of that. How does that sake make it stop?

[Armstrong]

We talked about this a little bit the other day with metal. It's the only genre of music I don't quite get. But how does that not just wreck your throat? I can do that for a little while, but then it's painful.

[Getty]

You know, I've. I've only seen one band that live that really did that. And that was just once in a while. The guy would go into that. Okay. And for one thing, you get right up on the mic.

[Armstrong]

That helps. Yeah.

[Getty]

And so, you know, it's not nearly as loud as it sounds. But. I don't know, I. I asked my son about that. My. My son Declan, who has incredibly catholic tastes in music. It likes the metal, he says. It gets all the angst out of him. And he's into the. He goes to see Cookie Monster growley bands all the time and get it, Jack.

[Katie]

Even if she was hot, you wouldn't like metal.

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She's Miss freaking Chile, Please.

[Armstrong]

But what.

[Getty]

She's a spicy little chili.

[Armstrong]

What's the question here? Like, I. I'm not going to start liking that kind of music.

[Getty]

Just out of the desire or something? No, no, Michael, it's not how it works. Although I did feign enjoyment of music that.

[Armstrong]

Oh, sure.

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It's just.

[Armstrong]

Well, yeah, I would do that. I wouldn't say. This is stupid and I think there's something wrong with you. That's not my cup of tea, maybe.

[Getty]

Right, Right. Hey, your chick rock is weird me out. Can we listen to some real music? Yeah.

[Armstrong]

It's not real music.

[Getty]

Not good. Oh, what was. I think what was.

[Armstrong]

It's funny.

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I had this thought click in my head. Can't remember why.

[Armstrong]

Did you ever pretend to like a guy's music just because you're dating him? Katie.

[Katie]

No, no, no. I've actually gotten pretty lucky that I've dated men that like.

[Armstrong]

There you go.

[Katie]

My music.

[Armstrong]

God. I had a girlfriend once, many years ago, who liked Gladys. Do you still work here? Who liked. You gotta.

[Getty]

No, you gotta reminisce just a little more. She's. She's old.

[Armstrong]

I didn't give her time.

[Getty]

Takes her a minute to move to the harp.

[Armstrong]

She's gotta take off her gloves.

[Getty]

She gets cold.

[Armstrong]

So, Gladys. I had a girlfriend once, many years ago who really liked that Icelandic singer Bjork. Like, really liked her. And have you ever listened to much of her Deep Cuts? It is hard to listen to. It's just cat noises.

[Getty]

It's. It's art. You know, we're talking about art and commerce in popular music. She's not doing that because she's pandering to the masses.

[Armstrong]

No, no. But. But she. You know, she became pretty famous and made a lot of money. So there's enough people that like it, and I can accept that. That's like. I went to a concert one time with a different girlfriend who liked. It was like this Viking music. And they just had people up there and they're dressed in Viking costumes, and they had big drums, and it was just humda how I got a boom, boom, boom, boom. And the place. It was in San Francisco, place was packed full of people who liked this Viking music. And I just did not get it. I thought, what is it? I mean, people were on their feet with enthusiasm.

[Katie]

Yeah. Drew turns that on from time to time. And the side I give him, they're sharp. Why play this on your own time?

[Getty]

We talked during the show about how young women, like 18 to 29 are voting almost entirely Democrat now. There's an enormous gap, and I can't remember the contest exactly, but I was gonna blame it on what I used to call affirmation rock. Listening to these songs that both of my daughters liked, it clicked in my head that. And this was, you know, granted, this is 10 to 20 years ago, but, like, all of their favorite songs were, like, vaguely. Look at Me, I'm Strong, I Can do it, I Can make it on my own. They were all, like, the same lyrical themes. Affirmation rock, like Hear Me Roar. That's the. The Katy Perry track. That's a great example.

[Katie]

The astronaut.

[Getty]

Yeah, astronaut Katy Perry. And. And I think. Does that have something to do with.

[Armstrong]

The moment we're in? I don't know. I'm going places and nobody can stop me.

[Getty]

Yeah, that's it. Like, all of it.

[Armstrong]

Are we ready for my thing? Was that clean? Are we done cleaning out the sound fridge or not?

[Getty]

Yeah, we're just cleaning out sound fridge.

[Armstrong]

This fits in perfectly with different people have different views of art. Because some people then that is, like, classic art. They don't like. This is from Family Guy. The setting doesn't matter. It's all of the family in Peter Griffin's family together getting into a discussion about a particular motion picture.

[Guest]

There's one more secret I feel I have to share with you. I did not care for the Godfather.

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[Guest]

Did not care for the Godfather?

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How can you even say that?

[Armstrong]

Didn't like it.

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Peter, it's like the perfect movie.

[Guest]

This is what everyone always says whenever they say De Niro alpiti. I mean, you never see Robert Duvall. I know. Fine. Fine actor. Did not like the movie.

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What didn't you like about it?

[Guest]

It insists upon itself, Lois.

[Armstrong]

What?

[Guest]

It insists upon itself.

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What does that even mean?

[Guest]

It takes forever getting in. You know, you spend. You spend like six and a half hours, and then, you know, I can't even get through. I can't even finish a movie. I've never even seen the ending.

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I've never seen the ending.

[Guest]

How can you say you don't like it if you haven't even given it a chance?

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I agree with Stewie. It's not really fair.

[Guest]

I get to the scene where all the guys are sitting around on the easy chairs.

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[Guest]

I love that scene in every Animal. I have no idea what they're talking about. It's like they're speaking a different lang. That's where I lose interest in Italian.

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The language they're speaking as a language of subtlety. Something you don't understand.

[Guest]

I love the Money Pit. That is my answer to that statement.

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Whatever. I like that movie, too.

[Armstrong]

So the reason I wanted to play that is it's been in my head ever since I saw that, like a month ago. It insists upon itself.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Armstrong]

And I feel like I've read that in a critics column before about something. What a bullshit line that is. It insists upon itself.

[Getty]

That's great. Oh, my God. The pretension in. In art reviews, music reviews, movie reviews, book reviews. Just spectacular. That is hilarious. Seth McFarland.

[Armstrong]

Why Mike?

[Getty]

As is Seth. Seth Dylan of the Babylon Bee. Is there a Seth in. No, that's Trey Parker and Matt Stone. There's no Seth in South park, but I wish I'd been named Seth because it obviously helps make you. I like comedically, you know, beyond capable.

[Armstrong]

I like that line so much. If I'm ever in the same room with Seth McFarlane, somehow I'm going to say, did you write the line? It insists upon itself. Because that is my favorite thing of all the Family Guy stuff. It. What? It insists upon itself.

[Getty]

If you're in a room with him. No, see, you gotta. You gotta show you're his equal the way. Till some show comes up and you say, you know, Seth, I don't really dig that show. Really? Why? It insists upon itself.

[Armstrong]

And you have to say that level of confidence like it makes sense.

[Katie]

Oh, I love that.

[Getty]

Oh, I said it a million times. When I am king, critics will be the first up against the wall.

[Katie]

Well, anybody if you Google Family Guy put Family Guy vomit scene. It's a classic.

[Getty]

I know it's juvenile.

[Host]

It's.

[Katie]

It's very funny though. Well, I guess that's it.

[Armstrong]

How can you not like it? It's a classic, everybody. It insists upon it.

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[Host]

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[Host]

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