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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2020 · 1H 29M

The Boys Have Lost Their Way

from Try to Podcast · host JEREMY AND BRIAN

Welcome back!Jeremy starts off the show by challenging Brian to a little eating competition.  He ordered some Ghost Pepper Beef Jerky from Amazon and tries to get Brian to talk about his mental health while choking some down.  The boys field some voicemails and talk about how everyone is dealing with yet another week of lock down.  Finally, the boys discuss a classic film that deserves a revisit while everyone has the time.  It's a little something called The Cable Guy from 1996, starring our guy Jim Carrey as a lunatic cable provider who just wants to be everyone's friend.We had some voicemails from friends on other podcasts you guys should check out when you have the time.  First up was Amy from Earbuds and Earworms (here).  Next was Jesse from I Doubt it with Dollemore (here).  And finally we heard from Jeremy Holmes from Nerd Out Loud (here) and The Beverage Minute (here). Don't forget to check out the other shows on www.tenseventen.com.Reach out to us via any method below:TWITTER:  @trytopodcast, @aintnoswayze, @mustbethechoadiINSTAGRAM:  TRYTOPODCASTFACEBOOK:  facebook.com/trytopodcast

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Jeremy starts off the show by challenging Brian to a little eating competition. He ordered some Ghost Pepper Beef Jerky from Amazon and tries to get Brian to talk about his mental health while choking some down. The boys field some voicemails and talk about how everyone is dealing with yet another week of lock down. Finally, the boys discuss a classic film that deserves a revisit while everyone has the time. It's a little something called The Cable Guy from 1996, starring our guy Jim Carrey as a lunatic cable provider who just wants to be everyone's friend.

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