190: Getting Eugene Ready for the Oscars

You Can Sit With Us

The Try Guys & Ramble

Comedy

5 • 6.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2024

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Matt tells us what it takes to go to the Oscars, and how Eugene felt about being NOMINATED!! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hold that please level five, thank you.
0:02.0	Ah, you must be one of our new interns.
0:05.0	Yeah, hi, nice to meet you.
0:06.0	Hi, now the most important thing to know is to Ertz in the Bipasal-rise plug sale.
0:10.0	The most important thing is what?
0:12.0	The single most important thing is to Erz and the Channelise Bingus of the
0:14.8	by parcel rise plug sale and you'll be fine.
0:17.2	Uh, yeah, that sounds important.
0:19.7	Does work chat will sound like gibberish to you?
0:22.2	Find collaborative articles with tips from the LinkedIn community
0:25.0	to help you get through those tricky conversations.
0:27.0	Making work makes sense, LinkedIn knows how.
0:30.0	Ramble. Rambles. Hello and
0:43.0	welcome to this week's episode of You Can Sit With Us.
0:48.0	I'm one of your host Matt. I'm here with Maggie.
0:50.0	Hello.
0:51.0	Becky.
0:52.0	Hello. And Rainy. Hello. Hello and
0:55.0	today we are talking about the Oscars
0:58.0	it was so exciting did everyone see me at the Oscars
1:02.0	what a surprise I saw you, Matthew. I saw you behind camera.
1:07.0	Sneaking around.
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