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I Don't Know About That

Jim Jefferies and Amos Gill

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

This week, Jim shares his birthday dinner experience at a Frank Sinatra themed restaurant where you need 40 cigarettes to tolerate the food, Forrest reads promos that were written for Jim that could've gotten him canceled, and Jack makes everyone guess the origins of some idioms.

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0:00.0	Do you want to learn something?
0:04.4	Well, you've come to the wrong show, because this is the after show.
0:10.4	You might forget things.
0:12.3	Welcome to I Don't Know About That After Show, which you've done.
0:20.2	So what happens in this?
0:21.5	So I'll tell you, I'll say the phrase, and then you guys try to guess the origin of it,
0:26.7	because the origins for a lot of these are crazy.
0:28.5	Oh, I like this because there's a few of these I know.
0:33.2	So like we have to where it came from or what how it came about.
0:36.3	How it came about, and you guys can joke on it and do it there.
0:39.1	Do you do your thing?
0:40.1	Yeah, yeah.
0:41.1	We'll joke on it.
0:42.1	We're going to joke on it.
0:43.1	Yeah.
0:44.1	Let's riff a little bit.
0:45.1	Yeah.
0:46.1	You say word and then we'll be funny.
0:47.1	Yeah.
0:48.1	Well, I'm going to get to success.
0:49.1	We'll play around a little bit.
0:50.1	You do your funny stuff.
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