USER AGREEMENT BROKEN (JEFF EPISODE)

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BRUNCH

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4.8 • 603 Ratings

🗓️ 7 November 2019

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Jeff comes through to talk childhood impressions of Rage Against the Machine, assessing the Red Hot Chili Peppers, imagining what Haim's version of Speakerboxxx/The Love Below would sound like and discussing best-movie-of-2019-so-far-candidate "Parasite." DJ saw "Countdown," leading to a heated discussion about whether there should be a limit to how scary PG-13 movies should be.

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0:00.0	No porch is complete without a couple of short glass tables where you can put plants.
0:11.0	Bruch! Hit it, boys! The present's confusing, Dawson.
0:29.9	Why is it confused?
0:31.8	The present's not confused.
0:33.7	The present's confusing.
0:35.5	That's true.
0:36.9	The present...
0:37.2	Well, the present could be a thing. If the present has feelings. That's true. Well, the present could be a thing.
0:38.8	If the present has feelings.
0:40.3	That's true.
0:41.2	Let's not present shame, I guess.
0:43.7	Why do people care about my chemical romance being back together?
0:48.2	That came out last week.
0:50.2	They're like, not only is rage against the machine and my chemical romance getting back
0:56.3	together but this other thing and I was like those two things aren't equal things yeah but I
1:02.2	like to imagine that uh my chemical romance is like all right guys this is the week it's our big
1:09.1	moment and then like a day before they come out,
1:12.0	it's rage against machines like,
1:13.3	we're back.
1:13.8	And my chemical romance is like,
1:15.5	fuck!
1:16.1	I legitimately looked up stories about this.
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