I Married It

The Mark & Lynda Podcast

Mark Thompson

Comedy, Careers, Personal Journals, Comedy Interviews, Society & Culture, Business

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2022

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Today on M&L we've got more book updates and information about the show, some football talk, a wedding I would never go to, how much would you pay for Han Solo's blaster, there's a new Girl Scout cookie, and I thought my husband was constipated... On This Day, Comments with Skeeter and more!

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0:00.0	The following program comes to you from the M&L Studios.
0:08.0	Tell it shit. Headphones are loud.
0:12.0	Welcome into the Market Monday podcast.
0:15.0	It is the beautiful month of September.
0:19.0	Today, comments with that.
0:21.0	On this day in history,
0:24.0	we will be giving you some detailed information
0:29.0	about early access to tickets at the Savon Show,
0:34.0	which is December 3rd.
0:48.0	We didn't get to it last week.
0:50.0	I think we will today.
0:52.0	I thought my husband was constipated.
0:55.0	He wasn't. Proof of guilt can lie in the smallest places.
1:00.0	And this is why Brits have horrible teeth.
1:18.0	A rousing round of what do you think?
1:22.0	A new girl scout cookie flavor.
1:25.0	And even harder to believe is finding somebody who gives it shit.
1:29.0	How much would you pay for Han Solo's blaster?
1:32.0	And a wedding? I would never go to.
1:35.0	I've always enjoyed September, because it means fall is just around the corner.
1:56.0	I'm not sure why that excited me, but it did.
2:00.0	Winter, I hated, but not September.
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