Countries For Fleeing (w/ Billy Wayne Davis, David Gborie and Sean Jordan)

All Fantasy Everything

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Fantasy, Sean Jordan, Sports, Comedy, Leisure, Ian Karmel, David Gborie, Games, Headgum, Pop Culture, Drafting, All Fantasy Everything, Fantasy Sports

4.8 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2017

⏱️ 133 minutes

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Okay, lets say the shit gets too hot over here stateside. You gotta pack your bags and leave. Where would you go? Host Ian Karmel is joined by comedians Billy Wayne Davis, Sean Jordan and David Gborie to draft where they'd go in just this scenario.

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0:00.0	This is a Headgun Podcast.
0:27.1	Welcome to another brand new episode of All Fantasy Everything.
0:30.8	The podcast that takes, jumps out of the boat into the shallows and wades towards the shore
0:39.9	and the whole wild at screams, I will draft this world as I see fit.
0:46.0	You know, and there's birds in the bird's chirp as though uncaring, but they look on with
0:52.5	their wise eyes.
0:53.5	Positive.
0:54.5	Yeah.
0:55.5	They're positive.
0:56.5	Yeah, they're positive.
0:57.5	You should draft somebody.
0:58.5	That's our tagline this week.
0:59.5	That's good.
1:00.5	You were in the pocket on that one.
1:03.5	I felt it.
1:04.5	Yeah.
1:05.5	I'm going to keep going.
1:06.5	I really can't keep going.
1:09.5	I could have, but we have a thick topic today that I want to make sure we get to.
1:13.5	Heavy, heavy.
1:14.5	Today, we're drafting countries to which we would disappear in case shit got too hot over
1:21.5	here, stateside.
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