Podcast #222: College, Kavanaugh, and Political Nihilism

Drunk Ex-Pastors

Christian Kingery

Religion & Spirituality, Comedy

4.7 • 566 Ratings

🗓️ 8 October 2018

⏱️ 126 minutes

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Summary

DXP #222 begins with our first ever attempt to call someone back because their voicemail was so confusing (the conversation that ensued was just a tad awkward). We discuss whether it's still worthwhile to send kids to college, and take another call from a listener who can teach the rest of you a thing or two about using your allotted voicemail time efficiently. We then lament the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh, disagreeing slightly over just how nihilistic and hopeless we should let ourselves become.

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Berne von Wurfenstein here with my BMW.
0:10.0	I just love peeling out and intersections in my fast car, almost hitting pedestrian.
0:16.0	I don't care.
0:17.0	This is cool.
0:18.0	And I love the Drunk X pastors. You can support them at patreon.com.
0:23.8	Ford.com as drunk-ex pastors.
0:26.0	Uh, drunk-ex pastors.com for us donate.
0:29.3	Oh, you can, like, leave a voicemail.
0:31.6	Do un C-97 drunk?
0:34.2	You can also follow them on the social media.
0:37.4	Uh, Dick Bush will drink a shot in your honor.
0:40.0	I met him tonight here in the basement.
0:42.1	He's a very cool guy.
0:43.5	Verne von Wofenstein.
0:44.8	That's all I got.
0:45.8	Thank you.
0:46.2	Bye.
0:50.7	Hello.
0:52.8	My number is 818714434.
0:54.4	My number is 818714-4356.
0:59.1	818714-4-356.
1:03.5	It's in regard with foreclosure.
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