80s Candy

The Complete Guide to Everything

Tim Daniels and Tom Reynolds

Facts, Tom Reynolds, Comedy, Tim Daniels, Tv & Film, Knowledge, Funny, Humor, Society & Culture, Learning

4.5 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2020

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

The 1980s were a seminal decade for delicious candy that was also pretty disgusting. It was also a pretty good decade for kids being just unsupervised enough to buy and eat whatever candy they wanted without their parents or guardians really caring. This week we discuss the candy we ate in the 80s, and we also decide to get really into Korean baseball.

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:07.0	Hello and welcome to the complete guide to everything a podcast about everything.
0:16.5	I am one of your hosts Tom.
0:18.9	And I'm Tim.
0:19.9	Tim, how are you doing this week?
0:22.2	Tom, I got restless legs.
0:25.4	The syndrome?
0:26.7	No, not the syndrome.
0:29.3	I just feel like I need to get out there.
0:32.8	I need to do jumping jacks.
0:34.2	I need to do I need to run in place or run to a place.
0:37.5	Calistendix, they're called.
0:39.2	Now it is.
0:40.7	And they were called calisthenics like in the 20th century.
0:45.9	Tom, nobody said that in the 21st century.
0:48.0	Nope.
0:48.3	They found that.
0:49.3	They dropped Y2K.
0:51.0	Nobody said that word before.
0:52.8	So since I remember there were ads for restless legs syndrome.
0:58.2	And one of the side effects was like gambling and engaging in risky behavior.
1:04.1	Yeah.
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