3446: God Ruins Everything w/ Julie Seabaugh
 

Keith and Chemda review the screener of Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 with its creator Julie Seabaugh. The group also discusses the new Kanye West album Donda, Chemda’s first official get-together during the pandemic, and the latest news regarding Father Malley’s children trying to convince their father that the obituaries he wrote are ridiculous. The gang also guesses at the state of Keith’s childhood home and the story behind the supposed 55 trucks that took all their memories away.

Guest:
Julie Seabaugh
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2001 i was sixteen. the planes hit somewhere between first break and health class. passing me in the hallways, Jessica Franklin said something about an explosion. we all watched the live footage then they let us all go home early. i used that opportunity to sneek over to my boyfriend’s house for weed smoking and sex.

Kanye did a listening party at Mercedes Benz Stadium. feeling displeased, he posted up in there to tweak it. for, like, a while. around our stage we call that Rock Star Bullshit and it is never cute. #KanyeisaSquatter

I moved apartments just over a month ago. We had three bedrooms to move and we were only going ten minutes away. It took two trucks and cost nearly $2,000.

Keith I wouldn’t be holding out for any inheritance - those fifty five trucks don’t come cheap! :D

On 9/12 2001 I had a summer job in a factory and I think I was on a night shift.
My mother told me about the attacks when I called her during a toilet visit.


The factory workers were also talking about it and said, you’ll see, there will be a Connection to Germany with it all. I thought to myself, hm I don’t know, how random.
And they were proven right, some of the terrorists lived in Germany and prepared the attracts from here.

#55trucks

I need to know the story of the person who voted no. Probably a child. I am old.

This documentary is so great! So engrossing. Well worth a watch!

On top of that, he was hours late and it wasn't even him performing, just the CD being played over the loudspeakers. That stadium is acoustically atrocious so you couldn't even clearly hear anything anyways. No sorrow for anyone foolish enough to spend money on tickets to actually go and sit in a stadium to hear a disc.