Episode 639 - What's The Law When Pulled Over?

Drinkin‘ Bros Podcast

Tetherball Academy Media

Politics, Comedy, News, Sports

4.8 • 7.7K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2020

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway welcome special guest Jesse Bright aka “The Original Uber Lawyer” to discuss his viral video where he was unlawfully stopped by a police officer due to his Uber passenger, Jesse weighs in on the US considering banning Tik Tok, we discuss “sun burn porn”, the importance of owning yaks, and he explains using his background in law why you don’t have to even speak a word to an officer if stopped at a police checkpoint.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Drinking Bros.
0:06.1	Presented by GhostBed.com.
0:10.0	Sit back, relax, and grab a fucking Drinking Bros.
0:17.0	Kids, we got a big boy show today.
0:26.6	Big boy show today.
0:28.2	We got Jesse Bright on the show.
0:31.1	How are you, Jesse?
0:32.1	I'm doing good, how you doing?
0:33.7	Man, I am right as rain.
0:35.9	Sounds like there's some construction in Wilmington North Carolina again.
0:39.5	Yeah, that town is growing.
0:42.6	Yeah, growing.
0:44.0	Is that what it is?
0:45.3	Something like that.
0:47.8	Fucking clowns.
0:49.1	If you don't know who Jesse Bright is, he was the gentleman who filmed himself
0:53.5	while getting pulled over.
0:56.1	You are an attorney, correct?
0:57.6	Yeah, I am.
0:59.2	You are.
1:00.2	You look young to be an attorney.
1:01.5	How old are you?
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