S1E35 - Hungry Guys

We don't usually do content warnings, but you should probably know this episode briefly discusses suicide. If you’re thinking about suicide, are worried about a friend or loved one, or would like emotional support, the Lifeline network is available 24/7 across the United States. call 1-800-273-8255 or visit https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/talk-to- someone-now/ or if you're outside the US try http://www.suicide.org /international-suicide-hotlines.html This week Jesse and Kevin talk about unedited footage of a bear, Totino's pizza rolls, super tidy closets, birds, cats, what happens when you leave birds with cats, three buck chuck, technically gin, soda siphons, cheeseburger pizza, PAX, meeting celebrities, standing in lines, getting tattoos, the wrong questions to ask at con panels, saying positive things about Michael Bay, jodhpurs or chaps, puffy tacos sneezing, prancing on the beach, babies, getting more tattoos, farts, and confusing the TSA. Links Unedited Footage of a Bear. We talked about a lot of different SNL skits. Totino's Super Bowl Commercial 2015 Totino's Super Bowl Commercial 2016 Totino's Super Bowl Commercial 2017 High School Theatre Show Crucible Cast Party David Ortiz on Weekend Update Kevin got to attend the Movies with Mikey live panel at PAX South. You can see all the games Kevin played at PAX on his Instagram. Kevin met Kris Straub. David Rees gave a talk at XOXO 2016 about making money as a creative person. Jonathan Coulton talked about the same thing on Planet Money. Don't forget! Kevin performed live on stage with Jonathan Coulton. Kevin played Captain Sonar at PAX South. Louis CK explains why farts are funny.

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