AM2BF Episode 13: Easy On The Eyes

Allow Me 2 Be Frank

Frank The Tank

Sports

5 • 875 Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2017

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Frank poked himself in the eye this weekend. Tune in to hear the riveting, behind the scenes story of how it happened. You’ll weep as Frankie Midnight shares his incredible tale of fighting through the injury to watch 7 hours of commercial free football on Sunday. Also in this episode Week 15 of the NFL season is in the books. The hardest working man on the internet rants about how the rules don’t make any sense and how refs wanna be the center of attention. Also the Browns lost again. Finally, Tank answers Christmas questions and talks about the old ESPN. Enter promo code TANK at Mybookie.ag

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0:00.0	War!
0:05.0	What is it good for?
0:10.0	Absolutely nothing.
0:11.0	Say it again.
0:13.0	War.
0:14.0	I'm the God.
0:16.0	What is it good for absolutely nothing.
0:20.0	RBIs.
0:21.0	And more important. RBI is the most important slugging percentage in OPS. Wins and losses an ERA, but don't come around with that wind-over replacement, because I say,
0:36.4	war!
0:37.4	Uygh!
0:38.4	Good scond!
0:39.4	What is it good for?
0:42.4	Absolutely nothing!
0:44.0	Yeah!
0:45.0	One!
0:48.0	Here we go.
0:49.0	Allow me to be Frank episode 13.
0:51.0	We're recording this on Monday night, December 18th, 2017. This is Frank's
0:56.6	flu game. He's working through his eye injury. He suffered over the weekend. The devil's just won though,
1:00.6	so you're in a good mood, buddy. Yeah that was just one they
1:03.7	they trailed all game they're down three two entering the dirt period then
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