How Well Do Gus and Geoff Know Each Other? - #130

Always Open

Barbara Dunkelman

Society & Culture, Relationships

4.6 • 926 Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2020

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Join Barbara Dunkelman, Gus Sorola, Geoff Ramsey and Chris Demarais on this episode of Always Open! They talk about what Rooster Teeth's anniversary, washing your hands, and answer a question from the box of issues! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to always open number 130.
0:03.0	If you hear something you'd like to see from this episode,
0:05.7	visit first dot rooster teeth.com. And Hello everyone welcome to another episode of
0:27.1	always open a very special 17th Rousher teeth anniversary edition.
0:32.0	Yay!
0:34.0	That's the quietest most calm clap I think we've ever done.
0:37.0	The Latin post, it'll be fine.
0:38.0	Yeah.
0:39.0	Oh yeah, could you guys do that?
0:40.0	Could you add like a...
0:41.0	Like right now.
0:43.0	Like from a kiss concert or something.
0:47.0	We love you Seattle.
0:51.0	Not right now.
0:52.0	We do love you Seattle. I'm your host Barbara Uncleman and with me today I got some great old friends.
0:58.0	Wait, you could, oh, that old thing you're my friends for a long time.
1:03.2	I didn't come on the show to be insulted.
1:05.2	I don't know how I was like I've got some friends and then I've got some old friends.
1:09.0	Some very young, beautiful friends.
1:11.6	I'd like to apologize for not dressing the part.
1:13.6	Typically I tried to put on a fancy shirt but no given the current climate I didn't
1:18.9	have time. Your fancy shirt was dirty wasn't it? My one fancy shirt was dirty
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