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“Bill and Ted excellent adventure wanna be’s . Pass. Really embarrassing Immature and unprofessional. Not real smart and definitely not funny Try cursing more...it makes you look real intelligent Greg is just not the personality he thinks he is. F bombs galore and a lot “likes”. No insights whatsoever. Truly sophomore in high school level talk. It is so bad that it is almost impressive. Your IQ will drop at least 22 points after listening to 1 show”
nyc commuter 500 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/29/23
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“Two q’s.
Who do you like as a new Head Coach? Especially, guys who aren’t currently coaching.
Can Greg and I do a podcast of just us two arguing about stuff? We can just pick opposing sides to an issue and argue about it. I love hearing him get worked up and it would compliment my style...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
04/04/18
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“You have a really good podcast! Enjoy it a lot! Funny and with good analysis! Hope you keep it up!!
//Philippe”
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Sweden ·
12/19/17
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“Long time listener of another Rangers podcast... finally made the switch and never going back. These two are great, must listen for all Blueshirts fans! Keep up the rest work boys...
Btw... a hotdog IS a sandwich...”
Brendan Keene via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/28/17
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