Angela Heath - #1446-2

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

We learned a new term today: gig worker. Apparently a lot of gig workers are a little sue-happy right now. Technically MS-13 members count, but they probably shouldn't try to sue their gang.

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0:00.0	The O-Line Committee Podcast
0:02.1	16 years of NFL trenches experience
0:05.4	Talking football every week.
0:07.9	You're moving people for two weeks to Europe
0:10.2	and you're like, enjoy this.
0:11.5	And a lot of them are like, dude, the food here sucks.
0:13.8	Can't really do anything because when you get there,
0:16.6	they're quick to be like, don't go anywhere, right?
0:18.8	Like mind your business, stay where you are.
0:20.8	The O-Line Committee podcast with Jay, right? Like, mind your business, stay where you are.
0:28.7	The O-Line Committee podcast with Jay, the Rhino, and Mackey, on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:32.8	Tom Bernard, Rob Tovay Basham-D Hackmaster.
0:34.6	Co-host, Catherine Brandt.
0:35.5	Andy Brandt, Bernard.
0:36.7	Cassie Schrader.
0:38.5	Cassie Schrad. I say's Cassie Schradt.
0:39.5	I can't do it.
0:41.1	Cassie Schrader.
0:42.9	You've got a good name.
0:44.5	You've got a good name for that accent.
0:45.1	Winnie.
0:46.9	How do you spell your last name?
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