Ep 728: Shane Gillis

The Fighter & The Kid

Thiccc Boy Studios | PodcastOne

Society & Culture, Talk Radio, Sports, Comedy

4.3 • 17.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2021

⏱️ 158 minutes

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Shane Gillis joins the crew and the guys talk Shane's departure from SNL and getting "canceled", going on Joe Rogan's podcast, dipping nicotine pouches, Shane's football background, gaming, Last Chance U and much more!

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0:00.0	When you leave home, can you ever really go back?
0:02.7	Made a bet!
0:03.9	Soccer legend Leo Messi and I both left Argentina as kids.
0:07.7	You know, you're that piece of a puzzle that doesn't fit anywhere.
0:11.0	To so many immigrants, Uthwul is a way to reconnect.
0:14.1	Listen to the last cop in the embedded podcast feed
0:16.9	to hear the latest collaboration from MPR and Fududo Studios.
0:21.2	What's up, T-Faq Army, Thickeys? What's happening?
0:24.1	We got a great show for you today with Shane Gillis all the way from New York
0:28.1	him though he's born in Philly, the hometown hitter Shane Gillis is on the show with a great
0:35.0	special on YouTube available right now live in Austin with Shane Gillis.
0:39.2	Go check it out.
0:40.2	One of the best specials of the year.
0:41.8	He's a monster.
0:42.8	He's on the show.
0:43.8	Few housekeeping notes for you guys next week Friday and Saturday September 24th, 25th,
0:48.6	I'm in San Antonio at the Bud Light event center.
0:52.0	All right?
0:53.0	San Antonio, Texas.
0:54.2	One show Friday.
0:55.4	One show Saturday.
0:56.4	I got some killers with me.
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