AISFP 202 – Myke Cole, Scott Lynch, Jean Johnson, Eightball and Marie Bilodeau

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Marie Bilodeau, Myke Cole, Eightball, Jean Johnson, Scott Lynch

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  1. This is like the fifth time I’ve listened to this panel, and it’s still hilarious. Did that guy in the audience really just say, “Yeah, yeah” to Eightball? How rude!

    • Shaun Farrell says

      The story about the guy bleeding in the bathroom was far funnier than it should have been considering the subject matter!

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