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TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

Episode #1960: The Mundanity of Mangoes

TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

TBTL

Comedy, Leisure

4.82.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2015

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Andrew and special guest host Stu "The Stub-Bot" Neuman discuss Hillary Clinton's breakfast options, a guy named Fart, and a new rule for talking to strangers. Plus, we get to the bottom of a few curious song lyrics from the 1970s (because we are trying to stay relevant to the youth.)

Transcript

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0:00.0

Throughout the world, of course, there are all sorts of men.

0:05.0

They look different in different places, and have different ways of life.

0:10.0

But basically, all men are the same.

0:13.0

So to make things easier, let's put them together into one,

0:17.0

and let this one stand for all.

0:20.0

He's a common man, just like you and me.

0:24.0

T-B-T-L.

0:30.0

We find a joke set you're like an automatic weapon at comedy.

0:32.0

We throw a curveball joke at you, hit you right in the head.

0:34.0

You go, wow, what happened?

0:36.0

I've been waiting for this moment for months, and it's finally here.

0:39.0

We're just getting started.

0:41.0

Nothing stops this train.

0:44.0

Nothing.

0:45.0

This need you have to be the smartest guy on the room is...

0:49.0

...both putting.

0:51.0

There must be word to you, huh?

0:52.0

Kimmel's now the new King of Late Night, and you're still doing a podcast.

0:56.0

I don't believe that. I don't believe that that's a real conversation when I hear it.

1:00.0

People don't talk like that.

1:01.0

All right.

1:02.0

You call them back today, and you tell Mr. CBS that I will do it

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