Episode 732: Open Jeep Leg

Matt & Mattingly's Ice Cream Social

Matt Donnelly, Paul Mattingly, Jacob Smith

Comedy, Society & Culture, Arts

4.9 • 629 Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2020

⏱️ 76 minutes

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We're on the Citizen's Band (or we were as kids). Paul doubles down on his deuce based solo podcast aspirations. Scoop Mail and Jock vs. Nerd.

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0:00.0	Hey Johnny, do you want to go to an ice cream social?
0:04.0	Yeah, I'd love to!
0:06.0	Great! Let's go! It's time for Matt Madden in his ice cream social sitting across from me.
0:28.0	Actually, in his car is palmatically.
0:31.0	And that's over...
0:31.5	And, yeah, it's me.
0:35.1	Jake up the audio guy.
0:37.0	And that's Matt Donnelly over there.
0:38.6	A very special episode.
0:40.2	We're doing our second episode where I'm coming to you guys from the bubble at the Rio.
0:44.2	You may not be able to tell, but we didn't rehearse that intro at all.
0:47.0	No, no.
0:47.7	We improvised that, which I would like full credit for.
0:51.2	Yes.
0:53.5	Paul's running late, but I have a very limited amount of time to do this episode.
1:00.5	You're on your lunch break at the Rio, is that right?
1:02.8	I am, yes, this is my lunch break.
1:05.2	Finest lunch break in town, I say.
1:08.3	That's what I say.
1:09.4	Hey, as lunch breaks go, as somebody who, not these days, but used to do a lot of installs,
1:16.2	a lot of long days and shows and everything, a lunch break sitting by yourself in a hotel
1:21.4	room actually sounds pretty great.
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