103: Rachael shuts up and listens (Part 2)

Be Here For A While

Education, Comedy, Comedy Interviews, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 6 April 2018

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Rachael recaps her trip to Austin and SXSW (adjacent) with comedian Mark Serritella and friend-friend Christian Majewski. Highlights include: the dreaded middle seat on airplanes, fear of opossums, the glory of winning at bowling, and battle roast challenges in liquor store parking lots. Rachael also discovers that Mark and Christian are best friends now, and neither are on her side when it comes to most things.

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0:00.0	Welcome to be here for a while friends. I have Mark Saratella and Christian Majeski
0:17.7	on here.
0:18.7	Hey guys. Austin version. Austin. Yeah, so we're recapping our South by Southwest trip, which we're about three weeks late on it because Mark is like a music busy.
0:28.8	He's like he does comedy all the time. He's like, Mary, obligated to live his life.
0:34.0	I had a wedding I went to.
0:36.0	Who got married? This weekend, you don't know them.
0:39.0	I also... I don't trust, I don't know your friends.
0:41.0	I ubered, I post-mated, I was working.
0:45.0	That's cool.
0:45.7	I don't do those things.
0:46.9	That was you.
0:47.9	You were also in New York for a while.
0:50.6	Oh, you were before that.
0:52.4	Yeah, it was, we were in Austin.
0:54.0	You went from Austin to New York.
0:56.0	To Boston, to Albany.
0:58.0	It's a blur.
0:59.0	What are you, a celebrity?
1:00.0	Yeah, yeah.
1:01.0	Yeah.
1:02.0	I don't trust it. Who are your friends now?
1:05.0	Well, I got my twin brother. Do you know him?
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