Eighth Grade Sleepover Energy

Dad Meat

Tim Butterly/Mike Rainey

Leisure, Comedy

4.9 • 856 Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2019

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Tim and Mike were blessed with the presence of the Shaman, Matt McCusker, on this bad boy. They discussed wigger stages of development, personal development and avoiding getting buttfucked by complacency through diving dick deep into your interests. The audio on one of the mics sucks fat bird, but it is a problem that we will have fixed moving forward. Give it a listen and come have fun with us.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Welcome to Dad Meat Podcast.
0:02.0	We have the one and only Matt McCusker here tonight.
0:05.1	This is incredible, man.
0:06.4	I was more excited to do this than doing my podcast.
0:08.9	How the tables have turned.
0:10.7	I get through this.
0:11.9	Being a guest is the best podcast here in the world.
0:15.1	I think so, too.
0:16.0	So you can kind of chill.
0:17.1	I was like, I was going to show up, bring some fucking jerky.
0:20.0	Do you prep for your cast?
0:21.4	You don't prep.
0:22.6	Like, I'll throughout the week, something will occur to me.
0:25.3	I'll just put it in my notes on my phone.
0:26.6	I'm like, I hope I remember that on my podcast.
0:28.4	You don't check, though.
0:29.4	It just goes into the notes, the notes go unchecked.
0:31.2	Yeah, pretty much.
0:31.7	Yeah, I do the stuff in there. And then if I, like, doing a live cast, my trick is that I'll take a screenshot of my notes and put it as my background picture.
0:41.8	Then I just hit my phone.
0:43.0	I'm like, oh, yeah, this thing.
0:44.0	Like, sweet.
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