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Mar 8, 2016 54 min

Episode 53 – We’re on 53?

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Episode 53 starts out with a big thank you to Jessie Keller. Thanks again for being on the show. We preview the future, Mr. John Denney will once again join us. We have questions and he has answers. It is going to be a good show. Ok enough randomness, onto the show. Mustache March is upon us. This is Jesse's time to shine with is facecoat. Easter draws near and Jesse is eating all the bean. We move into the show topics for the week, Hamburg, Germany bads coffee pods. Family Feud is happening in Jesse's life. If are wanting to be a contestant on Family Feud, check out this page for information. Apparently that's how you get selected for the show. I talk about the concert I attended, Twenty One Pilots. It was a great time, thanks for asking. As the seemingly only 30-something year old there, we move to the topic of embarrassment. Then off to privacy. So here is the question, would you read the journal? I make a bold assessment, if your on that iPhone 5/5S still you aint rich. If you have feedback, we do value your opinion. So please let us know how we are going. Family Feud another term for Mother FAIL Follow us at: Facebook.com/randomnothingpodcast Instagram: Jesse @ThatmanJ_Trav Matt @Matt_Eveland Instagram @_RandomNothing Twitter: Jesse @ThatmanJ_Trav Matt @Matt_Eveland Twitter @_RandomNothing Intro/Outro Song - College Rock How To Hold The Guitar Right Man Bites Dog/CC BY-SA 3.0

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