Episode #2052: Stop The Glodsanity!

TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

TBTL

Comedy, Leisure

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2016

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

MSNBC's Chris Hayes went viral last night after introducing America to a new, tasty political candidate. He joins the show to explain what happened. Plus, food talk continues with a story of a McDonald's marketing ploy gone bad, and [HOT DOG STORY ALERT] Burger King introduces a new, tubular item to its menu with the help of Snoop Dogg. Also, Andrew tries out a new radio voice that you're going to find very unsettling.

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0:00.0	I'm starting my own podcast.
0:02.0	Hey, that could be fun.
0:03.0	It's for the people who are interested in fonts.
0:05.0	Hi, I'm Brick Heck.
0:07.0	And this is a podcast.
0:09.0	Or Footloose and Fonsey Free.
0:11.0	Still working on the title.
0:12.0	Today's topic is the raging debate of font versus typeface
0:16.0	and Times New Romans placed in all of it.
0:18.0	Then, in our last segment, we'll get into the issue of
0:21.0	kerning, which for those of you who don't know, as if,
0:24.0	is the spacing between characters.
0:26.0	And remember, your choice of fonts says more about you
0:29.0	than the words it's written in.
0:31.0	If you're feeling bold, always italicize.
0:34.0	And don't be afraid to let your freak font fly.
0:37.0	T-B-T-L!
0:42.0	The AM radio is a viable and modern source for news and entertainment.
0:47.0	Totally.
0:48.0	I used to be number one in this town.
0:50.0	But people don't listen to AM like they used to.
0:53.0	Seems like it's more about FM and color TV.
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