Armstrong (3:21)

I hope we're not about to be killed. It's one more thing, Armstrong and Getty. One more thing before we get to whatever we're gonna talk about for the podcast. The computer behind me is grinding.

Getty (3:35)

Is that what that noise is?

Armstrong (3:37)

What is that? Does that. Could that mean. Hanson, you know a lot about computers. When a computer starts going, does that mean it's about to explode or just the hard drive is going to crap out or what does that mean? Yeah, that means it's gonna explode real soon. I think it's gonna break down.

Getty (3:53)

Yeah, well, you gotta consult a computer museum. How old are those things?

Armstrong (3:58)

Yeah, I ain't a good sound, though.

Getty (4:01)

I mean, a five year old computer is a relic and those are. They gotta be a decade old, aren't they?

Armstrong (4:09)

Oh, God, more than that.

Getty (4:11)

All right.

Armstrong (4:12)

Early 2000.

Getty (4:13)

It's ridiculous.

Armstrong (4:16)

Yeah, just my computers never make noises like that. Okay, so anyway, that's an aside. Oh, we were talking a little bit on the radio show, Armstrong and Getty radio show, about travel dysmorphia. I guess that's a term somebody came up with. It's the common feeling some people have that other people have traveled more than I have and you feel bad about yourself and I guess it's dysmorphia because it's often not true. You get it through looking at their social media and your impression is their constantly traveling the world and you aren't. I just wanted to throw out because I always find this interesting. So many of the people I know that have traveled the world a lot have hardly been anywhere in the United States. Partially, I guess, because there's no social cachet with that.

Getty (4:56)

Right.

Armstrong (4:56)

You can't say I've been to all 50 states and oh yeah, I've been to, I don't know, you know, pick your place. I've been to Wyoming, I've been to Alabama. It's not going to impress your friends.

Getty (5:07)

In fact, they'd probably laugh at you.

Armstrong (5:08)

Even though I think there's tremendous value in knowing a lot about the own. Your own dang country and the different Cultures that exist in it and the different points of views and all different sort of stuff.

Getty (5:19)

Well. And if you're looking for breathtaking views or terms of beauty or fascinating culture and art and whatever, it's all here.

Armstrong (5:28)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's just. It just doesn't carry any social credit, so people aren't into it. Other thing I was going to say, I was going to talk about how proud I am of my son. Listen to this text I got from my son. So my son is homeschooled, and then he's got a couple of independent classes he takes through the school, and he had one of those today, which he did not make it to. And he sent me this text. Dad, I set my alarm for the wrong time and I'm not going to be able to make it to school. He talks about how there's not enough time. Even if I rode my bike, I wouldn't get there till it's over. I emailed my teacher about it. I'm sure he's going to send me to the work. Please don't be angry. This is the first time something like this has ever happened in my whole life. He's 13. I legitimately thought today was Wednesday. I'm an imbecile. I should be whipped for my ignorance.

Getty (6:14)

Wow. Whoa. Wow.

Armstrong (6:16)

Does he sound at all like me?

Getty (6:18)

Jiminy genetics.

Armstrong (6:19)

But anyway, the fact that he's upset about that, is upset about that as he is, that makes me happy. That's. You know, it's one thing you want out of your kids is for them to have some just innate conscientiousness.

Getty (6:31)

Well, sure. Right. That's. That's a manly statement of facts and apology. On the other hand, as a spinmeister, I appreciate his going so over the top in self flagellation that it seems weird for you to pile on. That's a good strategy.

Armstrong (6:51)

So you think it was just that, huh?

Getty (6:54)

He's no fool, that boy of yours.

Armstrong (6:56)

He also is very conscientious. He's just got that gene. Thank God. And then we got this to wrap out the podcast today. Does this need any setup, Hanson? No, no setup whatsoever. It's. We're looking at the video while it happens. Used to be a guy who's like, I don't know, 35 years old, wearing a suit. I don't know what this is.

Unnamed Suit Speaker (7:16)

You know, I don't. I don't come from any kind of money and I've never owned a suit before. My wife, she bought me this suit. Our anniversary is coming up and we Have a nice anniversary plan. You know, we make a little bit of money now, and I'm proud to say that because that's certainly not where either one of us comes from. And I feel good in this suit, man. And I just want my wife to know she made me feel good. It's a 300 soup. I never had nothing like this before in my life. And I tell you what. Okay, Video flip here. So I'm gonna lose some of you. I didn't know Charlie Kirk. Never met that guy before in my life. And something else that I've never done before for in my life is believing God. I'm going to wear this suit to church. I'm going to go to church. I'm going to try to be a better father, husband, and leader for my family. They deserve that. My phone fell down. I guess that's the. The devil trying to me up, right? Or mess me up right now. I'm gonna try. Y' all look at this suit. I look good, bro. My wife made me feel this way. Charlie's made me feel this way.

Armstrong (9:06)

Yeah.

Unnamed Suit Speaker (9:06)

Message over.

Armstrong (9:09)

That is good.

Getty (9:10)

Yeah, that's nice.

Armstrong (9:11)

Everybody told us you got to see this. That was cool.

Getty (9:16)

Man.

Armstrong (9:18)

Having something that you, like, earned or got to is so much more enjoyable than given to you. Means everything or growing up with it or whatever. It's just so huge. Anyway, that was cool.

Getty (9:35)

Yeah. And you know the other theme of it? That's funny. I just had a conversation about this, and I don't want to get too specific, but living up to something, if you have a conscience, not disappointing the people you care about is like the most powerful motivator on earth, I think for a lot of people. And I just. I think it's interesting that that guy saw a higher standard for himself that he'd ever lived up to or even thought about before and thought, you know what? I want to live up to that standard. I just thought that was really interesting. I can be better than I am.

Armstrong (10:27)

You look good in the suit, too.

Getty (10:29)

It's a nice looking suit.

Armstrong (10:31)

Well, I guess that's it.

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