WR - Shane the Failed Arsonist

Whiskey Ramble Hosts: @schmidty324 and @shane_meade This week on Whiskey Ramble, Steve and Shane revisit the events of Sunday night when Shane failed at accidentally burning his own home down whilst ignoring the drunken Steve's very sound advice....

An episode of the The Always Next Year Podcast podcast, hosted by The Always Next Year Podcast, titled "WR - Shane the Failed Arsonist" was published on October 14, 2019 and runs 69 minutes.

October 14, 2019 ·69m · The Always Next Year Podcast

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Whiskey RambleHosts: @schmidty324 and @shane_meade This week on Whiskey Ramble, Steve and Shane revisit the events of Sunday night when Shane failed at accidentally burning his own home down whilst ignoring the drunken Steve's very sound advice. The two realize they absolutely cannot watch Chiefs games together at Shane's house and that maybe Fanduel and Sugarhouse App's were a bad idea for us...1-800-GAMBLER ...Beyond the hilariousness of the beginning of the show, the two get into why replay review is awful, the PI rules in the NFL now are absolutely absurd and so much more...

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Whiskey Ramble

Hosts: @schmidty324 and @shane_meade

This week on Whiskey Ramble, Steve and Shane revisit the events of Sunday night when Shane failed at accidentally burning his own home down whilst ignoring the drunken Steve's very sound advice. The two realize they absolutely cannot watch Chiefs games together at Shane's house and that maybe Fanduel and Sugarhouse App's were a bad idea for us...1-800-GAMBLER ...

Beyond the hilariousness of the beginning of the show, the two get into why replay review is awful, the PI rules in the NFL now are absolutely absurd and so much more...

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