Bobby Berk: Queer Eye For Home Design

Ask Me Another

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4.6 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Queer Eye interior design expert Bobby Berk talks about learning from failure and tailoring designs for Queer Eye heroes. Then he plays an Animal Crossing-inspired game. Podcast hosts Sydnee Washington and Marie Faustin take a quiz on tall things. Comedians Matt Rogers and Sudi Green play a game where they must sing the answers; only one of them wants to do it. This episode originally aired June 12, 2020.

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0:00.0	Hey there. This episode of Ask Me Another originally aired at the beginning of June.
0:07.8	Boring, Boring.
0:13.9	Boring, Boring.
0:15.9	Hey, Ophira, how you doing?
0:17.7	Hey, I think we should change that question. It's so hard.
0:21.8	Yeah, that is fair. It's not a fair question to ask.
0:26.1	Yeah, we know how we're doing.
0:27.4	Okay, so what do you ask me?
0:30.7	Aren't you happy to hear from me?
0:33.2	Oh, that's a good idea. Sure. Let's try that now.
0:36.2	All right. Hey, Ophira, isn't it great to hear from me?
0:39.3	It is, Jonathan. It is always great to hear from you.
0:43.1	It's great to hear from you too.
0:44.4	You know, I, hi, I was thinking about this new episode that we have this week.
0:49.1	And on one hand, it feels weird to do comedy right now.
0:52.6	But on the other hand,
0:54.0	yeah,
0:54.8	making this show brings me a lot of joy.
0:58.0	I mean, it's, it's a, it's good to see your friends and tell some dumb jokes
1:01.5	and laugh together and, and, and have a good time.
1:04.2	Yeah. And, you know, small distractions are important too.
1:08.0	They're crucial.
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