I'm using jQuery's `$.when()` to handle multiple `$.get()` requests. This is how I have it set up.

```
var request1 = $.get('myURL');
var request2 = $.get('mySecondURL');

$.when(request1, request2).done(go);

function go(request1, request2){
    console.log(request1);
    console.log(request2);
}

```

Everything works great. Chrome's console shows

```
[#document, "success", Object]

```

I know that `#document` is what I need to read, but what is the syntax to get it? Every example I've seen uses anonymous functions, which I'm not use to and bug me, coming from **OOP AS3**.

I've tried `console.log(request1[0]);` which works, but there has to be a more proper way. Something like `request1.data` or `$(request1).$('#document');`

Like I said, I'm a heavy Flex developer coming into JS and jQuery so the syntax I'm still trying to pickup.