Gay Marriage: Should We Get Married?

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Science, Biology, Comedy, Youtuber, Life Sciences

4.9 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2018

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

This week, Greg and Mitch decide whether or not to get hitched. The guys tell stories about bizarre wedding traditions such as ALWAYS serving dry chicken. They then debate whether or not they want to throw a big expensive party to celebrate their love or skip marriage altogether.

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0:00.0	Have you ever wondered what it's like to win big on the National Lottery?
0:04.6	Just to confirm, are you somewhere you're able to talk at the moment?
0:09.2	Yes, we're at home.
0:11.4	Lovely.
0:12.6	Now, just check the ticket and I can confirm you are now millionaires.
0:17.4	No!
0:18.4	Yes!
0:19.4	Do you remember what you were?
0:20.8	Imagine that.
0:24.3	It could be you.
0:25.9	The National Lottery.
0:27.1	Rules and procedures apply.
0:28.5	Players must be 18 or over.
0:32.5	Hey, I'm Mitch and I'm Greg and this is Side Note.
0:36.1	A podcast where every episode we tell stories and debate a controversial subject.
0:40.6	And then we research and splice in all the science and mind-blowing shizziness throughout
0:44.9	so you are entertained while simultaneously learning.
0:47.4	We're actually going to be doing this podcast live in Toronto on Sunday, which is September
0:52.1	23rd at 415 at 2nd City with just for a laugh.
0:56.7	That was a lot of really intense information I just gave out really quickly and I hope
1:00.6	it all registered with you.
1:02.3	Okay, so get your tickets online.
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