#011 - 2021 a Year for Change

Lee Syatt: What Was I Thinking?

Lee Syatt

Comedy, Society & Culture

4.9 • 937 Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2020

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

Hello all! Welcome back to the podcast. I hope you had a good holiday. For the final episode of 2020 I wanted to do two things. 1. Talk about the good that came out of this terrible year. 2. Talk about what I need to change in myself and how I'm going to do it to make 2021 a much better year.

Enjoy!

See you in 2021!

Lee

Transcript

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0:00.0	Congratulations everybody.
0:03.0	Congratulations to you.
0:04.0	Congratulations to you.
0:05.0	Specifically, you who is listening to this podcast.
0:08.0	Why do I feel like a male sex line worker.
0:15.7	Hey, my name is Lee and I'm six foot eight
0:21.0	and I have abs. It's my only impression.
0:27.0	I have hair on the top of my head.
0:31.0	Anyways. on the top of my head.
0:37.0	Anyways, congratulations. If you're listening to this podcast,
0:40.0	you've either made it or you're about to make it out of 2020.
0:46.8	It's done.
0:48.6	Well, we got like three days, so be careful.
0:50.6	Don't go out of the house.
0:56.6	Lay off some fatty food give it a break till New Year's Eve but you made it. The year's over. Can't hurt you anymore.
1:10.0	Show me on the calendar where the year touched you. Show me on the calendar where the year touched you.
1:13.2	Show me on the calendar.
1:17.1	Just like the entire year.
1:20.0	Wasn't that, to be honest with you, wasn't terrible it well it was it was but there was
1:28.7	you know how like there's pieces of corn and shit
1:34.0	it's like some pieces of corn and shit.
1:35.7	There's like some pieces of goodness in this shitty year, some golden pieces of goodness.
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