North Carolina, Jokes, Bankruptcy | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 4-10-26
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North Carolina, come on and raise up. Jesus Christ. I went to the fucking Bruins Hurricanes game. And anytime the Carolina Hurricanes did something, they would play that old rap song. North Carolina, come on and raise up. I cannot, cannot get it out of my head. And I'm starting to lose my fucking mind because I went to that game Tuesday night and it's Friday fucking morning. It's Friday fucking morning. I'm in California. I am not in North Carolina, so there's no reason to be singing. Evidently, that's their state song. Oh, Billy Freckles went to the Carolina Hurricanes Bruins game. We lost 6-5, 3-on-3 overtime, which you got to hand it to these fucking just coaches of any league. If there's any sort of new rule or whatever, they just figure it out.
They figure it out, and they come up with the fucking system, and then all of a sudden, the league has to change it again. 3-on-3 hockey was fucking amazing in overtime. It was fucking so goddamn exciting. I don't know what happened in the last six months. Now all of a sudden, if you lose the draw, you never get the puck back again. They deliberately take it back outside the zone. They cycle it around from the red line in. It's fucking amazing to watch as far as just how they figured that out. We never touched the puck, and then they came in. Anyway, we were up 1-0, I think, and then we tied it 1-1. Then it was 2-1 after the first period. Then they scored three in a row. So what did that make it? They were up like five to three at some point.
Something like that. They were just scoring them in goddamn bunches. So we pull our goalie, Swayman. And the other guy, I can't remember, is it Kipra Solo? There's been too many Kipra Sofs. Kucha, whatever, fucking, you know, I can't even remember, right? So they bring that guy, and that guy just becomes lights out. We fucking tie it up, five to five. And all of a sudden, their fans shut up. Some lady, when they went up five to fucking three, looks at me. She was smiling. She goes, I'm sorry. I just go, no, you're not. And I smiled. I thought it would make her laugh, but she kind of turned around abruptly. Southern people are fucking weird. You know what I mean? They're like super nice, but also not really offended by slavery.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–6:41
2
What happened at the Carolina Hurricanes game?
6:41–38:52
3
What are Bill Burr's thoughts on North Carolina?
38:52–46:38
4
What reflections does Bill Burr have about his comedy journey?
46:38–1:04:37
5
What are the challenges of real estate investment in up-and-coming cities?
1:04:37–1:06:08
6
What happens during Bill's flight experience?
1:06:08–1:06:32
7
What insights does Bill share about sports commentary?
1:06:32–1:08:42
8
How does Bill reflect on aging and personal growth?
1:08:42–1:56:59
Speakers
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