The Inept Train Robber Who Became A Must See Corpse

Softcore History

Improv, Comedy, History

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2021

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Elmer McCurdy was perhaps the worst outlaw in the Wild West but his dead body became a show stopping attraction in everything from back road carnivals to Hollywood films over the course of a literal half century. Dan, Rob, and Jake talk about the extreme embodiment of success after death. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Soft Core History.
0:08.0	Welcome back to Soft Core History.
0:10.5	I'm your host for the week, Dan Regester, and I'm joined as always by Rob Fox.
0:16.0	Oh, me first, this type. Yeah, I switch it up.
0:18.0	Usually nag me, constantly, you treat me like I'm my child. you are an extension of your child yes well my
0:26.4	child's an extension of me not anymore buddy let's be honest yeah anymore he's gonna
0:31.6	his your whole life I'm gonna yeah, he is my whole life, he need my whole business too, would make money on that kid.
0:36.8	He better, better monsize that child. Yeah, you need to teach your kid three things.
0:41.1	How to put, how to kick a field goal.
0:44.0	No, no, no.
0:45.0	You know, I haven't even said the third one.
0:47.0	Dance.
0:48.0	He is a Tiktok.
0:49.0	And how to Tiktok dance.
0:50.0	Dance is number one.
0:52.0	Those are in reverse order by the way.
0:53.6	Tic-Toc dance, kick field goals, play,
0:55.8	dance, video games.
0:58.0	You're going to be the reverse of whatever your dad was.
1:01.0	Like, get outside, Robert.
1:03.0	Get back in your playroom pack in your goddamn gaming chair.
1:07.0	Did you just leave the League of Legends round mid-round?
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