TMGW #99: Mamrie Eats Worms

This Might Get Weird

Grace Helbig

Tv & Film, Comedy, Health & Fitness

4.9 • 7.4K Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2020

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

This week Grace and Mamrie discuss the art of the Yo-yo, Family Summer Camps, Dentistry Scams, and the pros and cons of water beds. Go to http://nativedeo.com/tmgw20 or use promo code tmgw20 at checkout and get 20% off your first order! Download Best Fiends FREE today on the Apple App Store or on Google Play! Get started at http://shipstation.com today and use offer code TMGW to try it FREE for 60 days! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This might get weird.
0:06.0	Are we rolling?
0:08.0	Cheers Grace Talbitt.
0:09.0	Yes, Maryheart.
0:10.0	Wow.
0:11.0	Kicking it off correct, what a perfect intro to a low smelly burp of a week.
0:18.0	It's true.
0:19.0	I feel like that should be the sound effect that every computer makes as soon as you open
0:24.0	Twitter.
0:25.0	Uh huh.
0:26.0	I do think maybe we should get like a rock jock soundboard.
0:29.0	Yeah.
0:30.0	I don't see anything negative about that.
0:34.0	I think that can only help the pomp and circumstance we have the flourish that we have
0:39.3	with this podcast.
0:40.3	We need augas, we need ribbits, we need mues.
0:43.7	I wonder when people had, they still do, but shock jock when they were on keyboards.
0:49.8	Like the Ross episode of Friends where you got experimental in the keyboard and started
0:53.4	playing just weird sounds.
0:54.8	Yes.
0:55.8	And that are fully sound effects.
0:57.8	Like how did they memorize what was what so quick?
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