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Your Mom's House Podcast - Ep. 586 | REUPLOADED
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January 23, 2021
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January 23, 2021
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2:19:20Now PlayingThis episode was originally uploaded on 1/13/21 but was taken down due to copyright issues, so we took out that chunk and reuploaded. Enjoy!
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NOW THERE'S A COOL GUY!! Tom Segura and Christina P start off this episode of YMH by watching a super cool guy's underwear unboxing. They also take a look at a language coach's lesson on the word "won," AEW commentators flubbing Bert Kreischer's name, a demiboy pronoun lecture, Fedsmoker confronting a newspaper publisher, Tom explaining to Larry King, in the iconic "Saka Souffle" interview, that he wishes he could dunk, and more. The Main Mommies officially announce their move to Austin, TX, review submissions for the "King POV" contest, recap a neighbor fight that Tom overheard, and pay tribute to Comedy Store pianist Jeff Scott.
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