Roommate Self-Scouting Reports, Unanswerable NBA Questions, and Mailbag Questions With Steve Ceruti | The Ryen Russillo Podcast

The Ryen Russillo Podcast

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4.8 • 13.9K Ratings

🗓️ 14 April 2020

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Russillo evaluates himself as a roommate (1:45) before he is joined by his old producer Steve Ceruti to discuss having roommates, working in media, and some NBA topics contingent on the 2019-20 season being canceled (14:15). Finally, they answer some listener-submitted mailbag questions, including on navigating office politics, dating coworkers, internet dating, and more (1:00:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	today's episode of the Ryan
0:12.0	Resilov podcast on the ringer
0:13.0	podcast network is brought to you
0:14.0	by state farm just like sports.
0:16.0	The game of life is unpredictable.
0:17.0	Talk to a state farm agent and get
0:19.0	a teammate who can help you navigate
0:20.0	the unexpected. I think going
0:22.0	into it, hey, would you rather watch
0:24.0	NBA players play video games
0:25.0	against each other or watch NBA
0:27.0	players W NBA players play horse
0:29.0	at their respective homes.
0:32.0	I would have thought no
0:34.0	people were going to like people
0:35.0	watching people play horse, but it
0:37.0	was unexpected that more people
0:38.0	will like it. Actually, I think
0:39.0	I like the video game thing a
0:40.0	little bit better. That's kind of
0:41.0	how it played out. I'm not knocking
0:42.0	horse. I think everybody in
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