Episode 262 - Skits and Giggles

Florida Men on Florida Man

Wayne McCarty

Comedy, History

4.9 • 783 Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, Josh Mills, Wayne McCarty, and special guest, Connor Jacobson, discuss Walmart bomb threats, Hulk Hogan to the rescue, and Donald Trump during the rapture.

Each week, the Florida Men on Florida Man podcast uses comedy to discuss legends, lore and history from the craziest state in the union, Florida.

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0:00.0	Starting Florida Men on Florida Man.
0:05.6	Way down upon the Swanee River far, far away.
0:13.7	That's where my heart is yearning ever, home where the old folks stay.
0:24.7	Welcome to Florida Man on Florida Man with Josh Mills and Wayne McCarty.
0:33.2	The podcast where Floridians discuss the legends and lore and crazy stories that always seem to take place in Florida.
0:36.5	Welcome to episode 262.
0:38.8	We are here with our good friend Connor.
0:41.2	Connor, what does your voice sound like?
0:42.6	Hey, sounds like this.
0:46.7	A little bit of a lisp, a little bit of an accent, if it's feeling right.
0:47.6	Come on. It's okay.
0:48.4	Now, what do you have to feel for the accent to change to and fro?
0:52.7	Well, I'm from Tallahassee.
0:54.8	I heard it.
0:55.9	I heard it.
0:56.5	I heard it.
0:57.2	Yeah.
0:57.7	So it comes out when I'm back home.
1:00.1	Yes.
1:00.5	It comes out immediately.
1:02.1	If I talk on the phone with my grandparents, it comes out even faster.
1:06.2	Now, did your husband, boyfriend, did he go, you're the only Tala, I see?
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