TMS 2529: Mainlining Some Cheddar

The Morning Stream

Scott Johnson

Comedy

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2023

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

Ask your Doctor if Assifex is right for you! Where did you come from, where did you go? Where did you come from Orange Car yo? First Three Pointy Boobs. No Wellness to check. I Don't Want To Be Karen! Children of Potter. Abandoned Orange Looks Sus. I Don't Like Plastic Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese! Past the Point of Wellness. Planet Touchdown. Alf is Not a Dog. Never-ending Lyft Story. Tick On The Tire. These Six Considerations with Tom. All the Questions, None of the Answers with Randy and Nicole and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

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0:26.8	like hand grenade, Darion and John Kazansky.
0:30.5	That's wrong. Kosanky coming up on TMS.
0:33.4	Ask your doctor if ass effects is right for you.
0:36.2	Where did you come from?
0:37.2	Where did you go?
0:38.0	Where did you come from?
0:39.0	Orange car.
0:39.5	Yo first three pointy boobs.
0:42.1	No wellness to check.
0:43.4	I don't want to be Karen.
0:44.8	Children of Potter.
0:46.1	Abandon orange looks sus.
0:48.1	I don't like plastic.
0:50.4	Cheese past the point of wellness.
0:53.8	Planet touchdown.
0:55.1	Alph is not a dog.
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