2024.11.08: United States of Whatever

Morning Somewhere

Burnie Burns and Ashley Burns

Society & Culture

4.9 • 615 Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2024

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Burnie and Ashley discuss Americans searches for moving to Scotland, immigration hurdles, being globally talented, moving countries vs moving states, American accents, speaking French to French people, talking loudly, Red One, Christmas hits, Elf, Marvel series, Zemeckis' Here, finding movie budgets, unproduced Star Wars trilogies, Marvel series on the rise, characters cut from Deadpool, Gambit, and our homework for the weekend.

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0:00.0	Okay, so I love the Glasgow region accent, and I was wondering if you could teach me some local phrases.
0:07.4	Well, it's very hard to bring in my mind this sort of thing.
0:10.1	It's all right.
0:10.9	It's not going to any and happy, happy, happy size.
0:13.8	Hmm?
0:14.8	Hey, we're recording the podcast.
0:18.0	Shut up.
0:19.2	Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is
0:24.5	Morning Somewhere!
0:26.2	For November 8th, 20204.
0:29.5	My name is Bernie Burns.
0:32.2	Sitting right over there.
0:34.6	He's out of eight, Ken?
0:35.9	Ashley Burns.
0:37.4	Say hi to Ashley, everybody.
0:38.9	Did you see that the searches for moving to Scotland have peaked at a record high in the U.S.?
0:47.5	I did see that.
0:48.5	So listeners, we see you.
0:50.5	Record in Scotland.
0:54.5	So do everybody on the Scottish suburbates are like, oh, Jesus, here they come.
0:59.1	Here they come.
1:00.0	Yeah, so there's been a surge in, like, Google searches of how to move to Scotland,
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