#35 - Stick Shift or Automatic?

We Got This with Mark and Hal

Hal Lublin and Mark Gagliardi

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4.8 • 982 Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2015

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Mark and Hal sit down in NYC to talk about the wonderful world of driving, and whether stick shift or automatic reigns supreme! Topics include: - Hal's wardrobe - Getting tickets - Knuckle holes

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and thank you for downloading episode 35 of We Got This with Mark and Hell.
0:05.8	Wanted to remind you very quickly that we need you to help us find new listeners on iTunes.
0:11.4	How do you do that? It's simple. You leave a review and a rating.
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0:21.1	You can do it any time you want. It's a big help to us and we always appreciate it.
0:25.1	And now without any further ado, here's episode 35 of We Got This with Mark and Hal.
0:30.8	Hello, I'm Hal Lubblin.
0:32.0	And I'm Mark Gagliardi.
0:33.0	Since the dawn of humanity, one issue has gone unsettled.
0:38.0	With the fate of the world and the balance, we're here to settle once and for all.
0:47.0	Automatic or Stick Shift.
0:50.0	That's right, don't worry everyone. We got this.
0:51.0	Podcast should have a theme song.
0:53.0	Podcast should not have a theme song.
0:55.0	Yes, they should.
0:56.0	No, they shouldn't.
0:57.0	They sound good.
0:58.0	Yeah, but people are just going to skip past it.
1:00.0	Hmm.
1:01.0	You know what?
1:02.0	You're right. We got this.
1:07.0	Hello everybody.
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