Short Stuff: Toronto Clown Riot

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Chuck Bryant· Host1:13

That's right, about the Toronto Clown Riot.

Josh Clark· Host1:16

[imitates horn] [laughs] [laughs] That was dead-on Toronto clown.

Chuck Bryant· Host1:21

That was supposed to be a, a clown horn. Uh, it sounded like a sick mule.

Josh Clark· Host1:26

[laughs] It did.

Chuck Bryant· Host1:27

In my head it was, kinda come out better, and I thought about doing a second