Wanted Bonus #7: Apocalypse Now

Wanted Podcast

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Bountyhunter, Criminaljustice, History, Lawenforcement, Documentary, Bailbonds, Fugitive, Society & Culture, Police, Truecrime

5 • 699 Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Jon and Alex discuss Coronavirus in the world of bounty hunting.

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0:00.0	On this week's bonus episode, we answer some questions regarding the coronavirus and learn how to survive the apocalypse.
0:07.8	This is the wanted podcast.
0:27.0	Welcome back, everybody, to the Wanted Podcast, special midweek bonus End of the World Edition.
0:28.0	My name is John, and this is my co-host, Alex.
0:30.2	Welcome back, everyone.
0:31.1	We are the co-owners of the Fenrir Group.
0:34.9	We are bail recovery agents.
0:36.9	We are process servers. We are pod recovery agents. We are process servers.
0:38.7	We are podcasters.
0:40.1	And we are licensed private investigators.
0:42.3	And we are smashing no foe beers right now.
0:46.0	Wait, did you say we were bounty hunters?
0:48.1	I think I said process.
0:49.2	No, I said bail recovery agents.
0:50.9	Oh, okay.
0:51.7	I searched it up, man.
0:53.7	Just in case someone's listening and they want
0:55.3	to introduce us to their parents. Exactly. Like this is this dirty animal John I hang out with
1:02.0	once in a while. This is my friend Jonathan. What are we? Exactly. We are general near-do-wells is what we are.
1:09.9	A little loose tonight.
1:11.2	We did a collaboration with our friends at Nofo Brewery.
1:14.4	Our friend Seth coordinated that and Emily and Johnny and those folks over there.
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