142: Fine Dining (w/ Farley Elliott)

High and Mighty

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Pop Culture, Things, Interests, Comedy Interviews, Culture, Jon Gabrus, Society & Culture, Improv, Comedy

4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2018

⏱️ 73 minutes

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gabrus is joined by writer/eater/writer AT eater Farley Elliott to discuss fine dining, after eating above helicopter height. Of course this conversation goes all over the place about food.

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:04.0	What's up, shitheads?
0:11.0	Welcome back to another episode of High and Mighty.
0:14.0	It's me, your boy, the number one fuck boy!
0:18.0	The number one fuck boy!
0:20.0	The number one fuck boy!
0:23.0	Joining me as always in the studio is the nearly silent co-host Arthur Gabris.
0:27.0	Arthur, give him a shout out boy!
0:30.0	That's practically nothing from Marty.
0:32.0	Hey, full disclosure to listeners, he's actually not in the room.
0:34.0	He's tired in the living room, poor guy.
0:37.0	Party hard this week and already party hard.
0:40.0	Also joining me in high in my studios for the first time,
0:42.0	not our first time hanging out, as you'll hear about shortly after this.
0:45.0	But writer, comedian, eater?
0:49.0	I mean, feels weird to say your job location,
0:53.0	but it is technically also a title.
0:55.0	We all carry the title of eater with us.
0:58.0	Put your hands together, your virtual hands,
1:00.0	your little fake VR hands,
1:02.0	put them together for Farley Elliott.
1:04.0	Woo! Top 10 fuck boy calling in!
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