#156 - Old People Angry About "OK Boomer" & FaZe Jarvis
On this episode of The H3 Podcast we talk about awful Post Office employees, clickbait, meat mountains, whales that play fetch, TI checking his daughters hymen, Shoenice eating raw bacon, Popeyes, Boomers, and a whole lot more! Podcast...
November 9, 2019
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Episode 156 · November 9, 2019
#156 - Old People Angry About "OK Boomer" & FaZe Jarvis
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On this episode of The H3 Podcast we talk about awful Post Office employees, clickbait, meat mountains, whales that play fetch, TI checking his daughters hymen, Shoenice eating raw bacon, Popeyes, Boomers, and a whole lot more!
Podcast thumbnail chart: https://imgur.com/4Gan4hC
Grandma fords a river: https://twitter.com/samcunliffe/status/1192509179057070080?s=21
Baluga playing fetch: https://twitter.com/_SJPeace_/status/1192547789332525063?s=08
Dude cooks an entire camel: https://twitter.com/marlo95t/status/1189610851034193920?s=21
TI's podcast appearance: https://youtu.be/2dS1pzBiAac?t=179
Drive-thru insanity: https://www.instagram.com/p/B4fQxdBhiSs/?igshid=98ddjy8i9vm2
Guy flipping out at popeyes: https://www.instagram.com/p/B4iIkozFpHm/?igshid=1nazfm5q8i67m
Popeye's employees fighting: https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/dte699/a_fight_breaks_out_at_poopeyes_after_an_employee/
FaZe Jarvis Apology: https://youtu.be/iN3ttHug-BU
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