August 14, 2009 – Part 1

TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

TBTL

Comedy, Leisure

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2009

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Luke's out of town, so enjoy this best of edition of TBTL. This hour: an interview with organic chef Alice Waters.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody. Luke here. Welcome to our number one of the TBTL podcast.
0:04.7	First, this quick reminder that AT&T is the official sponsor of the TBTL podcast.
0:11.3	You know, they, uh, they're the reason why you get to hear this absolutely for free.
0:15.2	And you should really thank them. Think about your life without this podcast.
0:19.8	What would you do? There is a good chance that you would be forced to look
0:24.2	across that table at your loved ones and actually talk to them.
0:28.6	Thank God we are able to make sure that that never happens by providing you
0:32.4	with this hilarious and interesting podcast. And it's all courtesy of the good folks over at AT&T.
0:38.1	Check out their website AT&T.com or give them a call 1-866 mobility.
0:42.6	And tell them thanks for sponsoring the TBTL podcast. AT&T, your world delivered.
0:47.8	It's 7 o'clock.
0:49.0	Get on. Get the radio. Get the radio.
0:58.6	Uh, I don't know what the station is trying to do.
1:01.8	97.3 times 97.5.
1:05.0	Okay, I give the chips. Chips.
1:10.6	And for you, some puppies are not puppies.
1:13.0	Get some of them. Get ready.
1:17.9	TBTL's on.
1:27.0	Hi, Kathy Mitchell here in the kitchen with a brand new exciting product called The Griddleman.
1:31.8	And I have a friend to help me introduce it to you from Channel 5 News, Dr. Steve Ruehl.
1:37.1	Have you ever bought a pinini at a at a restaurant?
1:40.8	What's a pinini?
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