Episode 0460 – Culture Clash

October 29, 2009 · Filed Under Podcast 

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On today’s show: Stinky coworkers; wuss boy; cultural exploration; duct tape discipline; crazy parents; zombie attack; call us – 214.267.9899.

00:00
00:15 Welcome back, hamster cannibals.
01:00 Not all cultures belong together.
01:20 Do not stink at work.
01:50 This was the smelliest time of year at work.
02:00 Call us – 214.267.9899.
02:10 Email us – rwtyshow@gmail.com.
02:30 Smells are not fair to the rest of us.
04:00 The boy reveals that he is a wuss with a loser childhood.
04:30 The rules for Halloween costumes.
06:00 Where the Wild Things Are is a great book because it packs so much in so few pages.
07:00 Kim gets to sew.
07:30 Sometimes you exceed the strength of your machine.
09:00 Not really a man. Sorry.
11:00 Kim gets schooled on cultures.
12:20 Nothing like last-minute departures.
13:00 Ah, young parents. So naive.
14:00 Tour guides who do not care.
15:00 Gross feeding  trough.
16:00 Please do not just put food on a tray. It’s gross.
17:00 Hot fluids, thin cups, what could go wrong here?
18:00 Duct tape discipline.
18:50 Mouth taping can be problematic.
19:50 Just don’t. Trust me.
21:40 Judd Nelson, we will be your friend.
23:00 Keeping facebook friends separate.
23:50 You don’t get to do this here.
25:00 Fit in, people.
26:15 Stop supporting this. Seriously, it leads to madness.
28:00 Lookout – ZOMBIE!
29:40 Hand-to-hand combat is not a good idea where zombies are concerned.
31:20 Noses gush when broken.
32:00 Call us – 214.267.9899.
32:05 Email us – rwtyshow@gmail.com.
33:25 Seeya!

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One Response to “Episode 0460 – Culture Clash”

  1. mark BEARDSELL on October 30th, 2009 3:45 pm

    We had a case of “duct tape disipline” in British Columbia aabout 12 years ago, where a kid had his head duct taped to his schooldesk for getting out of it too often. (sigh), the good old days of teaching. . .

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