Shia LaBeouf Steals The Show

All Things Internet's podcast

Rachel Ballinger

Comedy

4.8 • 6.9K Ratings

🗓️ 21 September 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Super stars did a table read for charity, and Shia LaBeouf straight up steals the show. The Tik Tok ban almost went through but then not at all. RBG sadly passed away, may her memory live on forever. And so much more. Thank you Usual Wines, Bombas, and Daily Harvest for sponsoring this episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Nothing's more British than a copper and a biscuit.
0:04.6	Taking a 15 minute break to reset, recharge and feel better.
0:09.8	But the perfect break needs the perfect biscuit.
0:13.8	And let's be honest, as the original and the best
0:17.6	only a MacVitties one will do.
0:20.7	Time for a biscuit, Britain.
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0:25.8	buy and store for a chance to win a truly original biscuit break.
0:31.0	Crypto doesn't sleep, so neither do we.
0:34.0	Crack-and-client support is available 24-7, 365 days a year,
0:39.4	by call, chat, or email.
0:41.5	We're here for you whenever you need us.
0:43.7	Give us a shout at crackin.com forward slash support proof,
0:47.4	not investment advice.
0:48.9	Crypto trading involves risk of loss.
0:56.5	Welcome to all things internet.
0:58.6	I am your host Rachel Bounder.
0:59.8	This is a show where we talk about things we see on the internet
1:02.8	that you usually have to do with the internet.
1:04.5	But we don't fact check or research most things.
1:07.5	I am here with my mom in person today.
1:10.6	Say hi, mom.
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