Love: “What’s Love Got To Do With It?”
Deeply Shallow
English - February 11, 2020 05:00 - 50 minutes - 34.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 77 ratingsPersonal Journals Society & Culture Comedy Improv #comedy best comedy black comedy clean comedy comedian comedic comedy comedy central comedy club comedy london Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Valentine’s Day is coming up this Friday, so Matt and Tara are doing you a favor by reminding you to buy a gift for your significant other if you haven’t done so already—and yes, we know some of you probably forgot. But Valentine’s Day makes for a good excuse for your hosts to talk the ins and outs of love, dating and trying not to drive each other crazy. For this episode, they discuss what kinds of Valentine’s gifts they are (and are not) fans of, look back on how their definitions of love have changed over the years, and why they still believe in love at first sight.
Episode Highlights:
Matt shows considerable tact in dealing with Tara’s eye infectionThe ridiculous incident that Tara fears may have ruined her eyes foreverWhat does love mean to Tara and Matt now compared to what it did ten years ago?The weird things they’ve observed about each other’s respective marriagesMatt makes a case for why Kacey Musgraves’ “Late to the Party” is his and the Banana’s songYour hosts play “Dealbreaker or Red Flag” and discuss which bad habits would make or break a relationship for themTara expresses her rage for the fellow motorists who won’t let her safely pass
Quotes:
“She looks like she just got out of the ring with Mike Tyson.”
“My mental health is ‘You Can Go Eff Off’.”
“Other than the fact that I’m half-blind, it’s been a pretty okay day.”
“Being married to me is a gift in itself.”
“Do not bring home anything else I have to keep alive.”
“People are gonna change, you are gonna evolve.”
“You have to protect your love without making excuses for your love.”
“You don’t realize how much resentment can build in a very short amount of time.”
“I don’t think I could take the ball-busting nearly like Hubba does.”
“Hubba is too laid-back to be sensitive.”
“Just because I tease you, doesn’t mean it’s not true.”
“I don’t think you can tell someone enough that you love them.”
“You wanna find that fine line between making people cry and making people feel the squeeze.”
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