MC - Episode Two Hundred - Forty-Two

Le Batard & Friends Network

Dan Le Batard

Sports

4.8 • 8.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

The Shipping Container ends the week by discussing whether or not it's worth it for Jeremy to finish watching "The Bear" as the moment has passed and he has no one to discuss it with. Also, the crew wonders how Crocs became a thing, Fuentes gives potentially the whitest Top 5 of all-time, and everyone is shocked to learn Chris Cote has never had heartburn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to Giraffe King's Network.
0:04.8	Gare Bear brings up an interesting dilemma.
0:26.2	Far Bear.
0:27.2	Far Bear.
0:28.2	Sorry, my bad.
0:29.2	Little Far Bear.
0:30.2	Thanks.
0:31.4	When you start a show on a trip, but you don't get to finish it.
0:34.9	Same thing goes for books, actually.
0:36.6	But then you come back.
0:37.4	You go back into your regular routine and weeks go by, months go by.
0:42.8	And you're like, am I should I finish this?
0:44.6	What do I do here?
0:45.6	And so you're halfway through the bear because you started watching it
0:49.3	on your way to Tahoe, and now you just don't have time to watch it anymore.
0:53.2	This is exactly right.
0:54.2	This is exactly the dilemma.
0:55.4	You guys were just talking about somebody from the bear.
0:57.2	And in overhearing it, I remembered I just still have five episodes
1:01.2	or four episodes of that show left.
1:02.9	And this was the big issue.
1:04.1	I started watching it on the airplane to Tahoe and continued watching on the flight
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