He Brought Me the Biggest Bowl of Cereal I've Ever Seen

I Should Not Have Said That with The Dashleys

The Dashleys

Society & Culture, Personal Journals

5 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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A Deer runs over a guy, Dallin got a Nintendo Switch, and we reminisce on our weird eating habits.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Good morning to you, Ash.
0:01.6	Good morning.
0:02.4	Good morning to you, Dashley fam,
0:04.7	welcome to Big Little Life with the Dashles.
0:09.3	I love you.
0:11.2	Something about you, about you.
0:16.0	I love the feelings.
0:18.0	We are starting today right off with a new story
0:20.9	that is rather hilarious and something that I have
0:25.5	literally never seen before.
0:26.9	I have. It happened on Gilmore Girls.
0:28.7	Oh.
0:30.5	Yeah, she was on her way to take a huge test at Chilton,
0:33.8	Rory, and a deer ran into her car.
0:36.7	Well, thanks for spoiling it.
0:38.4	Well, this is different.
0:40.0	Okay, so the news article is titled,
0:43.5	it's Dear Trampels Man in McDonald's Parking Lot.
0:47.0	And you guys have watched the video to appreciate this fully,
0:49.8	but this guy's just walking through the parking lot
0:52.4	getting back to his car, and this deer comes flying out
0:55.6	of nowhere.
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