Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Word Processing!

The Sub-Beacon Podcast

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.9 • 937 Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2019

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

In this latest episode, sponsored by Quip and Blinds.com, we discuss Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and the Tarantino oeuvre. JVL talks about word processing. Sonny ignores Facebook birthday wishes. Vic defends his mochi theft!

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0:00.0	My hands are registered as lethal weapons.
0:07.0	We get into a fight. I accidentally kill you.
0:10.0	I go to jail.
0:12.0	Anybody accidentally kills anybody in a fight that go to jail. Anybody accidentally kills anybody in a fight that go to jail.
0:15.0	It's called manslaughter. Won't you, won't you, you want you, make a little woman,
0:23.0	bring a little wine,
0:25.0	bring a little loving,
0:27.0	and I feel fine.
0:29.0	Coming here in love with me.
0:32.0	And cut. Hello and welcome to another edition of the Subbeacon sponsored by
0:51.2	electric toothbrush and blinds.
0:53.1	I'm Victor Mattis along with the Sunny Bunch and Jonathan V.
0:56.4	Last I'd like to remind you the Subbeacon is available on iTunes Google
0:59.5	Play and Stitcher just like in a podcast and search for Sub sub-beacon, you'll easily find us, please
1:04.4	subscribe, tell your friends and leave a review.
1:07.6	Gentlemen, how are we, Sunny Bunch, happy birthday.
1:11.0	What?
1:12.0	Belated. Belated. When was your birthday? You missed it. Happy birthday. What? What?
1:13.0	Belated.
1:14.0	You missed it.
1:15.0	You missed it. You missed it.
1:16.0	I keep track of Victorino's birthday.
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