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Getting Hammered

Nebulous Media

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, News Commentary, News, Parenting

4.8 • 645 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Four Canadian provinces announce they’ll drop pandemic restrictions—and parliamentarians across the isle give Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a not-so-polite Canadian shellacking. Mary Katharine and Vic dive into the case of West Elm Caleb and ask if he's really the monster social media has made him out to be. Last, but certainly not least, we address Adidas's titillating advertisement—link NOT included in show notes. Times: 00:12 - Segment: Welcome to the Show 06:41 - Segment: The News You Need to Know 07:29 - Vaccine mandate protests continue in Canada, and four provinces announce they’ll drop restrictions 15:21 - Purveyor of “trauma” West Elm Caleb, and the New York Times asks a great question 25:44 - Several democratic-led states drop mask mandates, and the White House and health experts change their mind on the Centers for Disease Control’s face covering guidance 38:00 - Adidas tweets boob grid (perhaps out of a medical textbook?) to advertise sports bra line Link New York Times article, If Everything is ‘Trauma,’ Is Anything?

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of Getting Hammered.
0:14.8	I'm your host, Mary Catherine Ham.
0:16.2	I'm here with Vic Mattis of the free beacon and the podcast, The Sub Beacon, which you can find on Patreon
0:21.6	and you should for the more PG-13 R-rated version of Vic. How are you doing, Vic? I'm doing fine,
0:28.3	Mary Catherine. I had a lovely dinner last night with our good friend Paul Crookston. Oh, how nice.
0:36.3	I had dinner with him and his lovely girlfriend, Lauren,
0:39.1	and we ended up at the TNR Cafe. Now, I usually go to the TNA Cafe. That's a different place.
0:46.3	That's on the sub-begin. The TNR Cafe, I've always passed this on Clarendon Boulevard,
0:51.8	and it stands for tea, I think it stands for tea noodles and rice
0:55.9	okay but every time i drive by i keep thinking it's t and r like the new republic yes like
1:00.7	what are you getting in there you know you're getting the franklin four fries the andrew
1:05.9	sullivan sliders oh sorry deep pulls there's a deep pull for anyone who can remember those, those names.
1:12.6	Anyway, so that, that, that was my day.
1:15.6	And, you know, Sam sandwich.
1:16.6	There you go.
1:19.6	The, the, the, the nice thing was, you know, I mean, I had not met her before Paul's
1:24.6	girlfriend.
1:25.6	So I wasn't sure, like, you know, like, if you go to a Chinese restaurant, is it like family style or what? And and, and do they mind? Because, you know,
1:31.9	sometimes you might just order for yourself, but on most of these places, everybody's sharing.
1:36.3	So happily, everybody shared everything. So that was really nice. And it was one happy family,
1:42.5	which by the way is also one of my favorite items on a Chinese
1:44.9	menu. So that's it. Mary Catherine, how are you? Ed, where are you? I'm okay. I'm in a New York
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