No Limit

Still recovering from Alapalooza, Aldo NICE, Rog …

An episode of the Best Friend Weekend Podcast podcast, hosted by Best Friend Weekend, titled "No Limit" was published on November 8, 2019 and runs 92 minutes.

November 8, 2019 ·92m · Best Friend Weekend Podcast

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Summary

Still recovering from Alapalooza, Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve and Los aka C.A.P. got together to do podcast things. Rumble Williams started off the show by running down his thoughts on the plight of the black quarterback (01:00) to which we gave our thoughts. Next, Aldo let us know what Burned His Boudin this week including standing in parking spots (08:00), shows that skip seasons (11:00), ‘fishing’ in gumbo (14:00) and daylight savings time (19:00). After discussing birthday etiquette and debriefing a sneaker ball, we got into the main stories of the week. We took time to talk all things Master P (31:00) and compare No Limit to Cash Money (39:00) prior to saying our piece about Jasmine Cashmere’s conversion (46:00) and the return of the Popeye’s chicken sandwich (49:00). We next chose to dive into a major story from Louisiana about the racist post of an insensitive business manager in Lafayette (55:00). We wrapped up the pod with Aldo having Nothin’ NICE to Say about the Washington Nationals (1:14:00), getting some laughs off about T.I.’s parenting (1:19:00) and Rog giving his weekly NFL (1:30:00).

Episode Description

Still recovering from Alapalooza, Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve and Los aka C.A.P. got together to do podcast things. Rumble Williams started off the show by running down his thoughts on the plight of the black quarterback (01:00) to which we gave our thoughts. Next, Aldo let us know what Burned His Boudin this week including standing in parking spots (08:00), shows that skip seasons (11:00), ‘fishing’ in gumbo (14:00) and daylight savings time (19:00). After discussing birthday etiquette and debriefing a sneaker ball, we got into the main stories of the week. We took time to talk all things Master P (31:00) and compare No Limit to Cash Money (39:00) prior to saying our piece about Jasmine Cashmere’s conversion (46:00) and the return of the Popeye’s chicken sandwich (49:00). We next chose to dive into a major story from Louisiana about the racist post of an insensitive business manager in Lafayette (55:00). We wrapped up the pod with Aldo having Nothin’ NICE to Say about the Washington Nationals (1:14:00), getting some laughs off about T.I.’s parenting (1:19:00) and Rog giving his weekly NFL (1:30:00).

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