Episode 935: Dude Looks Like Reba.

Matt & Mattingly's Ice Cream Social

Matt Donnelly, Paul Mattingly, Jacob Smith

Comedy, Society & Culture, Arts

4.9 • 629 Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 86 minutes

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The Boys talk glass facts past and present. Paul talks museum smack from tawny pinkies out Pittsburgh. Jacob finally figures out who his favorite band is. Scoop mail and jock vs. nerd trivia.

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0:00.0	Whoa! What? It's time! It's time to thank the ice cream truck drivers. Thank you, ice cream truck drivers. You scared me. I love you so much. My love for you was frightening. Yeah. Thank you, ice cream truck drivers. The ones I'd like to think today are, Christy Salinas,
0:23.8	dirty old scoop, Malia, and Paul's brother.
0:26.4	If you want to be an ice cream truck driver,
0:28.1	and man, I hope you do,
0:29.8	go over to preaching fun.com.
0:32.0	That is where you can sign up to be an ice cream truck driver.
0:33.1	That's where they did it.
0:34.5	You can do it too.
0:36.5	No problemo.
0:38.2	And who knows?
0:41.2	The life you save may be your own.
0:44.9	The glass you blow might be well blown.
0:47.5	That it ran with save.
0:48.3	That was a fail.
0:48.8	Ah.
0:52.1	Well, we had a good run.
0:56.8	I looked up a whole, I was in the museum, and there was this whole thing about glass. No, it was start the show before you can't.
0:58.3	Hey, Johnny, do you want to go to an ice cream social?
1:02.0	Yeah, I'd love to.
1:03.3	Great.
1:03.8	Let's go.
1:05.1	We're good at this.
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