#510:Garo Aroutiounian/ My former boss at Harley Davidson

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🗓️ 30 December 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Today on episode #510 my former boss and great friend Garo Aroutiounian stops by and talks about the insanity of us working together at Harley.

After I played music and before I started Stand Up Comedy I worked at Harley Davidson for years. Garo was not only my boss but also an incredible friend.

Tune in and hear some crazy stories from those days.

Happy New Year Delraisers.

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0:00.0	Hey, what's up everybody?
0:02.0	Happy Monday.
0:03.0	It's December 30th and this is another episode.
0:06.0	I'll have to be talking number 510.
0:09.0	We are one day away from the end of the decade.
0:14.0	2020 is coming.
0:16.0	Where's all the time now?
0:19.0	Anyway, yeah, I don't know what you guys are going to do,
0:23.0	but I'm going to ring in the new year with the Grateful Dead
0:28.0	and Co. John Mayer, Bob Weir, the boys.
0:33.0	I'm going to spend it here.
0:35.0	I'm still in San Francisco.
0:37.0	I was out here doing shows with Joey Diaz at the Palace of Fine Arts,
0:40.0	which was absolutely electric.
0:43.0	Any of you that were there, thank you for coming out.
0:46.0	What a way to wind down the year.
0:49.0	Let's see, how many shows did I do for the year?
0:52.0	I think I got it right here.
0:54.0	This was the first year since my first year doing comedy
0:59.0	that I didn't reach 400.
1:01.0	I made it to 390.
1:03.0	Damn it.
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