S&W Episode 810: Dog Day Afternoon

Sick and Wrong Podcast

Dee Simon and Kate Rambo

Tv & Film, Comedy, News & Politics

4.8 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2021

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

A brazen Brazilian bank robbery inspires Dee to tell the tale of John Wojtowicz and one of the most inept bank heists in history, immortalized in the 1975 film Dog Day Afternoon. Geordie caller shares a story of the first time he ever ordered brass. Sign up for the Sick and Wrong Patreon to access...

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0:00.0	It doesn't work like that. This is business.
0:02.0	All right.
0:03.0	It's just like when I'm in the bank that I come out of the bank that I go to the airport.
0:07.0	Did he get his dick chopped off?
0:09.0	Hi.
0:10.0	All right.
0:11.0	Okay. And that title is either going to be the last real man with an asteroid or it's going to be the door days of war.
0:19.0	It's like paper to door days of war because we get the free publicity.
0:23.0	Yeah. How to New York?
0:25.0	Okay. So if you want to change that, then I want more money.
0:29.0	Also, if you want me to help with promotion to go to like a festival with you, I want more money.
0:37.0	Yeah.
0:38.0	You know, many thousands of people come just to see me to meet the real guys.
0:48.0	Ha ha ha!
0:49.0	Listen, listen to the synchronized.
0:55.0	Second run.
0:58.0	Yes.
0:59.0	You listen to the synchronized.
1:01.0	The second wrong, the world's source for anti-social commentary.
1:06.0	God, whatever, just come back.
1:08.0	Good evening. Welcome to the second wrong, the world's source for anti-social commentary.
1:12.0	I'm one of your hosties, Simon.
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