Episode 131: Standing in the Rain

TigerBelly

All Things Comedy

Comedy, Society & Culture, Stand-up

4.8 • 15.6K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2018

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Bobo finds a million. Koloko slums. George insists on seven. We talk Olympic cons, baby fever, Millie from Vegas, and the Dunning-Kruger effect.

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0:00.0	The 5 4 3.
0:20.0	3. 1 1. 3 1. You say you want to cry.
0:26.2	But your tears are dry.
0:31.1	That was a little snippet of a of an album I was recommended from some people a
0:39.2	guy named Jason Tiboe he's like skinny scarecrow white guy who I think he's almost homeless but he's a
0:44.8	podcaster every you know who to here he is you do yeah yeah yeah that one with them
0:51.4	Sam Tripoli yeah he looks like a magic man like if you were in a forest and he has like little beads that he sells you like seeds but rare seeds.
0:59.0	We're seeds from Star-Doo Valley. You know?
1:02.0	How can tears be dry though?
1:04.0	They can be.
1:05.0	They crystallize in your eyes.
1:07.0	Oh, oh.
1:08.0	Science, a word.
1:09.0	And Nick Youssef, you know, the Persian guy that I know?
1:12.0	Yeah. He's done this podcast right yeah no no he hasn't he's never
1:17.0	he's never done oh yeah he did Steve's oh he did Steve's well he'll never do it.
1:23.0	If you've done Steve.
1:26.0	But Ty Siegel's new album, Goblins, what is it called?
1:29.0	Freedom.
1:30.0	Freedom. Freedom's Goblins.
1:31.0	Is so good. Everybody. Hey, welcome to another episode of Tiger Belli I just woke up from a nap
1:36.9	because I just flew in from Houston Mityo is nine hours constitute as a nap
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