Jim Breuer's The Metal In Me Episode 29-Chicago Open Air

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Jim Breuer

Tv & Film, Stand-up, Comedy

4.4 • 700 Ratings

🗓️ 19 July 2016

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Breuer is back from vacation and The Lowd and Rowdy perform at The Chicago Open Air Festival! Hear how the show went and enjoy another track from "Songs From The Garage!" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now, insurance-minded speeches from Geico.
0:03.1	It's a common expression. Don't look at gift horse in the mouth. However, what if the horse's mouth is filled with useful insurance tools?
0:10.3	This is the exact case with the Geico app. Yes, the app is free and therefore a gift horse. However, look inside the app and behold.
0:18.8	Emergency Roadside assistance, digital ID cards, bill pay.
0:23.1	Get the GEICO app. Look it in the mouth. Get amazing services. Thank you. The
0:40.3	The I'm I'm Bhop
0:55.0	Bhop Wow.
1:17.1	I don't even know where to catch.
1:18.3	Jim's back.
1:19.2	Yay.
1:20.2	I heard you guys did it without me.
1:22.8	That's right.
1:23.4	Mr.
1:24.1	Robato.
1:24.7	I don't know what you guys did, but I saw some people going, you guys did good.
1:31.1	It was fun.
1:31.5	Yeah, we were very excited when we saw that someone listened.
1:34.4	Yeah, exactly.
1:34.9	And we were kind of judging what they commented on by how far into the podcast it was,
1:40.1	thinking, they got in 20 minutes.
1:42.0	Yeah, they made a reference of something that we said at minute like 45.
1:45.3	Yeah, so that means either they just started from there or they got there.
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