Episode 568 - Full Shear Twice A Year

Drinkin‘ Bros Podcast

Tetherball Academy Media

Sports, Comedy, News, Politics

4.8 • 8K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2020

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Ross Patterson, Dan Hollaway and Jarred Taylor welcome medal of honor recipient Dakota Meyer and discuss how deep fake technology could reinvent porn, how news media is playing off emotions to exacerbate public Coronavirus fears, what Dan would do as a dictator and, how the guys think death penalty should be reimagined in the present day by way of public viewing.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Drinking Bros. presented by GhostBed.com.
0:11.6	Sit back, relax, and grab a fucking dreamy.
0:17.0	Yo, welcome to Drinking Bros. podcast.
0:25.6	Who's wearing sunglasses inside today?
0:28.4	That's where we're at in today's world.
0:29.9	You don't even have sunglasses a few minutes ago.
0:33.2	You've got 9,000 square feet of room over there.
0:36.2	There's probably some sunglasses.
0:37.3	You don't even know about.
0:38.2	Yeah, probably is.
0:40.2	We got Dakota Meyer on the show, acclaimed hero,
0:45.6	but from a video game, right?
0:47.5	Yeah, he was in Call of Duty.
0:49.0	I think it's the Call of Duty 3.
0:51.3	Was that what you were in?
0:52.1	Yeah.
0:53.4	Yeah.
0:54.4	I wasn't actually in Call of Duty,
0:56.8	but I played it once.
0:59.8	You did.
1:00.6	OK, gotcha.
1:01.6	You were in the Vietnam War.
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