• Ep. 47: The French Do Silk a Little Differently

  • Apr 26 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Ep. 47: The French Do Silk a Little Differently

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  • To help support the podcast, consider naming your next son Lankyboy. This week was a big week for Ryan as he went on tour giving of himself. His visiting the Transcontinental Railroad is very cathartic for Nathan, who has some related childhood trauma. In addition to working through that, Nathan enjoys some world-famous bubble chicken and witnesses history with the launch of SpaceX's Starship, which was a success. Like seriously, it was a success.
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    EPISODE 47 TIMESTAMPS
    (0:00) - Nose Thoughts, Head Empty
    (2:41) - Back in the Diamond Factory
    (3:45) - Wild Times in Jury Duty
    (13:02) - Mr. Statewide
    (18:53) - Train Nerd in Music Class
    (21:42) - Reviewing Rotund Herbie
    (29:03) - Starships (Are Meant to Fly)
    (35:22) - Gym Hrat Hruby
    (40:50) - Bible in a Year
    (46:38) - Running into People
    (51:01) - Bubble Chicken
    (55:28) - French Fry Incompatibility
    (1:01:05) - Silk from France
    (1:04:18) - Chairquake
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