Episode 103: A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Debate, Part 1

Trillbilly Worker's Party

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4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 June 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Part 1 of our abysmal commentary on the equally abysmal first Democratic primary debate, and on the nature of the American character itself. Part 2 will be on our Patreon: www.patreon.com/trillbillyworkersparty

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0:00.0	This is a test of the emergency broadcast system.
0:05.0	Is there anything creepier than that?
0:08.0	That shit used to creep me out crazy.
0:10.0	The little...
0:11.0	Baa-haa...
0:12.0	Then like the very problematic like Native American
0:16.1	Why would they do that? I have no idea why did that why was that? How did they fucking do that?
0:21.0	Oh, you're talking about like on TVs, right?
0:23.1	Yeah, yeah.
0:23.7	They put it up in like the top corner or something like that.
0:26.9	Yeah.
0:27.8	That's a task thing, a emergency broadcast system.
0:30.8	If you have a basement, get in that motherfucker right now.
0:34.0	You're probably going to die.
0:36.0	See cover, pray to God.
0:39.0	When we were kids, they used to tell us the best way to...
0:42.0	Well, every time a tornado would come through Hobbes we would
0:44.6	have to get in the bathtub and put a mattress over the bath yeah that was
0:48.8	standard it was just tornado prophylastics.
1:00.0	That's just what you did to prevent injury, you know? That's interesting, that was the front line, like, defense?
1:05.3	Like against tornadoes, like, get to the lowest point in your house, get in a bathtub and
1:10.9	put a mattress over it.
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