Tiffany Norton - #1865-2

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Tiffany Norton returns to a raucous episode where we talk about Frank Sinatra, Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield and the dangers of bachelorette parties heckling musicians and stand-up comedians. Along the way Tiffany discusses poorly translated Japanese home market auto names.

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0:00.0	Where's the manager?
0:04.7	Oops.
0:09.4	I've never liked you.
0:10.3	I never likes Brenton.
0:12.4	Welcome to episode 62 of Walzer Automotive Group's car selling secrets was special guests.
0:19.2	Tiffany Norton.
0:20.2	Sorry.
0:20.3	This way you say your name.
0:21.6	Andy Bram-Bernard.
0:23.5	F you.
0:24.4	We'll be right back after this exciting announcement from our sponsors.
0:31.6	Michael Bryant, Bradshaw, Bryant.
0:33.4	So what's the latest?
0:34.5	The latest is we're representing people who are injured through no fault of their own.
0:38.4	People come to us.
0:39.3	We talk to them about what their rights are.
0:41.2	We talk to them about things that, you know, adjusters would call them up and ask them about.
0:45.2	And we represent people in order to get them justice for the injured.
0:48.6	And have been for a long time.
0:50.1	Very, very successful.
0:51.6	No question.
0:52.8	You know, I do meet a lot of your clients.
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