Robert E. Wee w/ Alia Janine and Sam Buck

Dad Meat

Tim Butterly/Mike Rainey

Leisure, Comedy

4.8 • 914 Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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We're joined by Alia Janine and Sam Buck to discuss drinking with Jeffrey Dahmer, dictator clothing lines and children dressing up as Confederate icons.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Dad Meet, baby.
0:01.7	Leah Janine, Sam Buck.
0:03.2	What's going on?
0:03.7	Fantastic.
0:05.1	Yeah, no time for pleasantries, dude.
0:07.2	Right down to business.
0:08.4	We were just accusing Sam, we were just comically accusing Sam Buck of having a racist past.
0:14.0	And his real responses were so bizarre that we had to stop when we were doing.
0:20.0	For real.
0:20.8	Let him fly, baby. When I was in fourth fucking grade, we had to stop when we were doing. For real. Let them fly, baby.
0:21.6	When I was in fourth fucking grade, we had like a dress up as a famous person
0:26.2	and history day at my school.
0:28.4	And my mom thought it would be good to dress me up as Robert E. Lee.
0:32.9	Good or funny?
0:36.4	Wait, how old are you?
0:38.1	I'm 24.
0:39.3	So this was like 10 years ago.
0:43.2	Everyone had their mind made up by the time this hasn't.
0:45.7	Everyone kind of knew.
0:47.0	It was like the day after the first statue was taken down.
0:51.5	She's like, wait, we're putting one back up.
0:58.2	Did you have any awareness as to how disruptive that may have been not at all like everyone was dressed up as like fun people from history and it was
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