Matt And Kim: How To Go Outside And Not Die

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Comedy, Society & Culture, Leisure

4.5 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Ask Me Another heads to The Pageant in St. Louis with pop duo Matt and Kim. They discuss their new album, Almost Everyday, how they met, and surviving natural disasters. Plus another rousing round of Fact Bag!

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0:00.0	From NPR and WNYC, coming to you from the pageant in St. Louis, this NPR is our puzzles,
0:10.9	word games and trivia, ask me another.
0:13.7	I'm Jonathan Colton, now here's your host, Ophira Eisenberg.
0:18.3	Hi!
0:26.3	Thank you Jonathan.
0:28.3	Hello everybody, so great to be back, great to see you.
0:33.3	Yeah, this is lovely.
0:34.3	So, yeah, excited to talk to our contestants.
0:37.3	We have four contestants.
0:39.3	They're backstage right now, toasting each other's ravioli, getting ready to come out here and place them nerdy games with us.
0:48.3	And I love coming to St. Louis because people are nice.
0:53.3	People are nice.
0:54.3	People smiled at me.
0:56.3	I went shopping.
0:59.3	So many people working at the stores talk to me.
1:02.3	It was exhausting, to be honest.
1:04.3	In New York, no one talks to you in a store.
1:06.3	No, that's over with.
1:08.3	Here, constant.
1:10.3	I was shopping at my very favorite store and a saleswoman came up to me and she asked me,
1:17.3	she said, did you find everything you needed today, ma'am?
1:21.3	But I just could not register what was going on and why someone was talking to me.
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