TMS 2353: Taco Hell

The Morning Stream

Scott Johnson

Comedy

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2022

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

The Snails of Dusseldorf. Chewing on the Boba. I don't like little balls in my teeeeeeeea. Professor Holden McGroin. This Is Just Floatin' Meat. Bring Brian A Bisque. Slap Quitting. Tacos by the Slice. Don't lick batteries with your body tongue. Warning: This episode contains flashing lights. The Cilantro of Asian Drinks. Cruise ship dumpster food. My Complaint Is Now Dead. A Satisfactory discussion with Bill. Hard Landing With Bobby and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

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0:00.0	Coming up on TMS, the snails of Dusseldorf.
0:02.9	Chewing on the boba.
0:04.0	I don't like little balls in my tea!
0:08.1	Professor Holden McGroin.
0:09.8	This is just floating meat.
0:11.4	Bring Brian Abisque.
0:12.9	Slap quitting.
0:14.0	Tacos by the slice.
0:15.5	Don't lick batteries with your body tongue.
0:18.2	Warning.
0:18.8	This episode contains flashing lights.
0:20.8	The cilantro of Asian drinks.
0:22.6	Cruise ship dumpster food.
0:24.4	My complaint is now dead.
0:25.9	A satisfactory discussion with Bill.
0:27.9	Hard landing with Bobby and Moore.
0:29.6	On this episode of The Morning Stream.
0:32.0	It just grosses me out.
0:33.7	I don't like soup.
0:34.8	I don't even like to see people eating it.
0:37.0	And I don't even like looking at it either.
0:39.2	Because it's food flavored water with just food chunks swimming in it.
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