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Episode 34: 4th of July in the Booth
It’s that time of year again! The sweet smell of BBQ, the loud explosions of fireworks, and Old Navy flag shirts. That’s right it’s 4th of July again and we are celebrating the only way we know how, by recording a podcast while Dan deals with a fire inside. We discuss our favorite 4th of July traditions including Old Navy flag shirts, cookouts, patriotism, parades and fireworks. Ryan comes to realization that American white culture is pretty boring, compares it to flour, while Kurt tells us all about the European cultures. We talk to a firefighter that came in to help Dan fight the fire and the firefighter gives us some great advice. Also Matt is dead.
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