• Please Call “It” Your Precious | Informal Gangsters w/ Andrew V Ft. Beto Armenta | E.8.5

  • Aug 8 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 13 mins
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Please Call “It” Your Precious | Informal Gangsters w/ Andrew V Ft. Beto Armenta | E.8.5

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  • Informal Gangster (Andrew) and Comedian Beto Armenta try to find the funny in everything. They start by talking about opening up for rock bands as a comedian, Beto explains how he does his impersonations, about seeing tump at one of his speeches, his experience getting booed, Andrew talks about getting booed during karaoke, they discuss another possible baby boom, taking applications for GF's, Tinder profiles, betos neighborhood, Mcgregors loss, trying to get beer without a hard copy ID, O'mellys win, breaking bones, Commercial Space flight, learning how to dance online, and of course our weekly improv Subscribe to Informal Gangsters on Apple Podcast here - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/informal-gangsters/id1541491957 Listen to Informal Gangsters on Spotify here- https://open.spotify.com/show/5q3GTtVIZYOMSBZLrFxdOs Also available in many other podcast sources More of Andrew -Twitter @ayeeVee14 | -Twitter @InfomalGs | https://twitter.com/InformalGs​ -Instagram @Ayeevee14 -Instagram @informalgangsters | https://www.instagram.com/informalgangsters/ -Snap @andrewvargas14 #rock #concerts #trump #booed #babyboom #tinder #mcgregor #omelly #virgingalactic #dance #improv
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