Bear Market - #1292-3

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2017

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Chicago's still Chicago. We verified that today. The new tax bill is not the same as the old tax bill, and everyone is very upset about that even though nobody seems to know exactly what's happening.

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0:00.0	Tom Bernard Joe with Mike Belina.
0:02.2	Andy Brandt Bernard. Mike Bryant.
0:04.0	Chris Acker.
0:04.7	Our special guest, Chris Eggert.
0:06.4	In studio, we're learning a lot.
0:08.7	And Andy just put up a story.
0:11.1	The source of a stench that bewildered the residents of Argyll in New York this fall has been identified.
0:16.8	It's a grizzly one.
0:18.3	Hundreds of pounds of rotting moose meat.
0:21.6	Great. Who got a pile of moot?
0:23.6	Where did you get a pile of moose meat to even rot from the moose?
0:27.6	Well, the much of a moose.
0:29.6	So where in the world are there that many?
0:31.6	What's the plural of moose?
0:33.6	No, one moose can weigh like 800 pounds.
0:36.6	Right. They're enormous.
0:38.6	That's the number one killer of cops in Maine for a while was moose.
0:42.6	Because they're so high up and their legs would come out in their body would go flying through the front.
0:47.8	We'll be back.
0:49.0	Joe's on the horn.
0:50.2	Chris is in studio.
0:51.4	Back in second stop, aren't you?
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