Episode 122: For Whom The Bell Polls

Trillbilly Worker's Party

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4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2019

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

We talk about our very favorite eastern Kentucky towns, as well as other Kentucky politics arcana. Then we do a little bit of Speak Your Piece. And for the grand finale, we look at a mysterious fire that brought down former Kentucky governor Matt Bevin's bell manufacturing plant in 2012. Support us on patreon: www.patreon.com/trillbillyworkersparty

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0:00.0	Just dealing with the Tom Fullery today. A lot of it. You know my Wednesdays are hell anyway.
0:09.0	What'd you do today?
0:15.0	Dog park.
0:16.0	I thought, see, I feel like all you do is take Sally to the dog.
0:18.0	Work calls.
0:20.0	Right here.
0:24.0	Work calls. Proton's. Neutrons. Neutrons.
0:30.0	Tom has master at the conference call.
0:32.0	There's a man in the moon. I try to hide in conference call. There's a man in the moon.
0:34.0	I try to hide in conference calls.
0:36.0	I'm not built for conference calls.
0:38.0	That's why I say you've, uh...
0:42.0	You've like
0:45.0	perfected it. I just deferred everybody else. Yeah, I think what everybody said makes sense. That's usually what I do. And that's usually what I do. And it's because my mind just does not work
0:55.5	quick enough like that.
0:57.6	Today was the first day that I'd been on a conference call in over a year probably same a little rusty.
1:04.0	Did I?
1:05.0	Oh yeah, but I was about say, oh, what do you have a call for
1:08.0	it was us?
1:09.0	So we had a conference call.
1:10.0	I thought that was very well.
1:14.0	Okay.
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