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Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

Grover Cleveland

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

Alex Schmidt

Society & Culture, Comedy, History

4.7720 Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2024

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Alex Schmidt and Katie Goldin explore why Grover Cleveland is secretly incredibly fascinating.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Grover Cleveland, known for being a president.

0:04.4

Famous for non-consecutive president.

0:07.7

Nobody thinks much about him, so let's have some fun.

0:10.2

Let's find out why Gro think it is. My name is Alex Schmidt and I'm not alone because I'm joined by my co-host Katie Golden. Katie, what is your relationship to or opinion of Grover Cleveland?

0:51.2

We're tight, man. We're close. He's my, he's my boy. He's my home buddy.

1:00.0

Old grovee. Old grovee. We're going to talk about his real nickname later, so I'm pretty

1:06.9

excited to get there. Yeah. Super Grover.

1:11.9

No, I was very studious as a kid, except when it came to presidents.

1:19.9

Like, I could not will myself to care about old presidents.

1:25.7

And, you know, you say Grover Cleveland, you say Howard Taft, they all blended together.

1:31.4

And I just kind of like, okay, mutton chops gels, mutton chops, gels.

1:35.9

I don't know where one mutton chop ends and another gel begins.

1:40.0

I like know the main ones.

1:41.6

Like I can distinguish.

1:43.5

I understand that there's two Roosevelt's.

1:45.7

One is the Teddy and one is the FDR.

1:49.6

I get that.

1:50.8

Abraham Lincoln.

1:52.0

Cool president.

1:53.1

I'll learn about him all day.

1:54.4

He's got that hat.

1:55.4

It's really tall.

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