Episode 671 - White Boy Summer
from Ross Patterson Revolution! Hosted by Tetherball Academy Media
Ross and Jessie break down whether or not the Cinnamon Toast Crunch/shrimp tail situation is real or fake, Jessie accidentally gives herself the nickname J-FIRE, Ross tells a story about getting in a fight with Devon Sawa at a Limp Bizkit album release party in 2000 in defense of Bert Kreischer — plus a Crime Corner and Jessie explains how to properly intimidate children. ghostbed.com/drinkinbros StrikeForceEnergy.com Our Sponsors:
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