711 - Convention Talk with Reed's Lance Fensterman

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🗓️ 20 October 2009

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Bryan's back from vacation as we jump into some early 2010 convention talk. And who better to talk up C2E2 and NYCC'10 than VP of Reed Exhibition Lance Fensterman. (57:13)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspeak, Episode 7-Eleven Convention Talk with Reed Expositions, Lance Fensterman.
0:17.0	And welcome to the show. I'm Peter Rios.
0:19.9	I'm Jimmy D. And I'm Brian Deemer.
0:21.7	Who?
0:22.3	Brian Deemer.
0:23.2	Who's that?
0:24.1	I'm back, bitches.
0:26.5	Where you bid?
0:28.0	I've been up in Maine at Acadia National Park.
0:31.4	What the hell are you doing up there?
0:32.3	There's no city up there.
0:34.7	There's no running water.
0:37.1	Stephen King up there in Bangor. Did you preview his next book? No. You run him over as a car? Oh, stop. Jesus. Was it fun? Oh, hell yeah. It's fun. It's always fun up there. It's one of the most beautiful spots in this country. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Cool. That's why, I mean, the whole, it's an island and half of the island was bought up by
0:58.0	Rockefeller and donated to be a national park because he knew how awesome it was.
1:02.8	Did you really like in a tent?
1:04.3	No, we have a pop-up.
1:05.6	Oh, okay.
1:06.4	That's what she said.
1:09.9	Jesus, Peter.
1:12.4	Yeah, I get yelled at for running over Seaman King, and you do that.
1:17.7	So it's just you and Tasha?
1:19.1	No, no, no, my whole family went.
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