B&T Extra: John Heffron

Summary

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Episode: B&T Extra: John Heffron
Date: December 19, 2025
Guest: John Heffron, comedian, winner of Last Comic Standing
Theme: Thanksgiving Traditions, Stand-Up Evolution, and Comedy Banter

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Episode Overview

This episode of The BOB & TOM Show features comedian John Heffron in a lively roundtable with the hosts. The crew reminisces about Thanksgiving traditions, pokes fun at evolving family gatherings, and dives into how stand-up comedy—and life—change as you age. Peppered with nostalgia, irreverence, and quick-witted banter, the show blends Heffron’s Midwest memories with group insights and listeners’ shared quirks around the holiday season.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Catching Up with John Heffron (04:11–05:55)

• Heffron on Aging & Comedy:
  • Heffron jokes about winning Last Comic Standing over 20 years ago:

    “At this point it's like I won, you know, Hollywood Squares or Match Game, you know, or Who Do You Trust?” (04:22 – John Heffron)

  • Touches on the generational shift in stand-up, referencing TikTok/Instagram comics and his own contentment with aging out of that scene:

    “I'm 56 and the older you get, the more invisible you start to become. Right? Like I'm at that age. I go to the grocery store, the door doesn't even open up for me because it just doesn't acknowledge that I exist anymore.” (05:46 – John Heffron)

  • Relates the experience of being the “creepy guy” at his niece’s college soccer games, reflecting on changed perspectives as an older male.

2. Thanksgiving Talk & Holiday Traditions (06:32–09:44)

• Relocations and Family Turmoil:

  • Heffron shares moving stories, from selling his Michigan farm to finding unexpected mysteries (e.g., stained carpets), and becoming addicted to Zillow.
  • Lampoons amateur real estate photos:

    “There's a guy asleep on the couch with a cigarette in his mouth...there's a kid with a dumpy diaper and a one boot. This should be sent to child services and not...you know what.” (07:29–07:38 – John Heffron)

• Thanksgiving Survey Facts:

  • 90% of people in a survey prefer sides over turkey.
  • Thanksgiving meal facts are introduced, setting up a string of trivia and banter.

• Consumption and Family Dynamics:

  • The crew guesses the number of turkeys consumed (Heffron jokes about eating multiple as a kid from divorced parents):

    “I'm from divorced parents, so I ate three turkeys....So that was three just for me. Three birds—go to grandma's, my mom's, my dad picked me up, so I'm at three.” (09:18–09:23 – John Heffron)

  • Final answer: 46 million turkeys consumed on Thanksgiving.

3. Holiday Booze, the "Marijuana Walk," and Childhood Mischief (09:44–11:59)

• Alcohol Is a Big Part of Thanksgiving:

  • Average: 2.7 drinks per person—with group consensus this is “low.”
  • John and others recall sneaking sips in basements and awkward interactions at the “kids’ table.”

• The Pre-Dinner "Walk":

  • Discussion of the tradition where young adults would “take a walk” to consume marijuana:

    “I've tried for years to keep the walk from you. How do you know?” (10:55 – Michael Rosenbaum)

    • In the modern era, this is replaced by a discreet basement vape session, leading to new awkwardness:

      “You get too stinky...you got to talk to your aunt while you're high.” (11:13 – Michael Rosenbaum)

    • Old-school “shots in the garage” considered more acceptable—especially for doing Jello shots.

4. Thanksgiving Food Quirks & The Birth of the TV Dinner (12:10–13:59)

• Food Separation on Plates:

  • Heffron prefers to eat like a TV dinner, with nothing touching:

    “I eat the same exact way that TV dinners were. Nothing touches on my plate.” (12:12 – John Heffron)

  • Others pile their food “KFC Famous Bowl style” (12:32).

• TV Dinner Origin:

  • Thanksgiving leftovers directly inspired the Swanson TV dinner:

    “Swanson used 260 tons of leftover turkey to create the original frozen meals.” (12:55 – Thanksgiving Facts Narrator)

  • Nostalgia for original “aluminum foil” trays, burning fingers on the hot apple crisp (13:17–13:19).
  • Tom’s mother recreated TV dinners at home with quality food:

    “She would buy one [a tray], and then she would make fresh, decent food and put it in the various sections.” (13:37 – Tom Welling)

5. Memorable Comedy: "Give Beef a Chance" Song (14:09–16:28)

• Lloyd, “Leader of the Turkey Nation,” delivers a tongue-in-cheek Thanksgiving song encouraging people to eat beef on the holiday, parodying “Give Peace a Chance.”

  “All we are saying is give beef a chance.” (15:00 – Lloyd)

• The segment lampoons holiday food dogma and delivers a highlight of absurdist humor.

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Notable Quotes

• On stand-up and aging:

  “I'm 56 and the older you get, the more invisible you start to become.”
  (05:46 – John Heffron)

• On real estate absurdities:

  “There's a kid with a dumpy diaper and a one boot.”
  (07:36 – John Heffron)

• On family Thanksgiving as a child of divorce:

  “I'm from divorced parents, so I ate three turkeys.... That was three just for me.”
  (09:18 – John Heffron)

• On the evolution of the ‘walk’:

  “I don't even think it's a walk now. I just think it's—you go down to the basement and you hit a secret little vape pen.”
  (11:01 – Michael Rosenbaum)

• Thanksgiving food philosophies:

  “Nothing touches on my plate.”
  (12:12 – John Heffron)

• Turkey Pleas:

  “All we are saying is give beef a chance.”
  (15:00 – Lloyd, “Turkey Nation Leader”)

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Notable Segments with Timestamps

• [04:11–05:55] Catching Up with John Heffron
• [06:32–09:44] Thanksgiving trivia and memories
• [09:44–11:59] Thanksgiving family drinking and ‘walk’ traditions
• [12:10–13:59] Food on the plate and TV dinner nostalgia
• [14:09–16:28] "Give Beef a Chance" Parody Song

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Memorable Moments

• John Heffron's wry take on aging out of younger comedy audiences.
• The absurd real estate photos from his Zillow addiction.
• Group riffing on the “family walk” and how it's evolved in the era of vape pens.
• The parody song from Lloyd, championing beef instead of turkey for Thanksgiving.

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Tone: Playful, irreverent, nostalgic, and loaded with sarcastic observations about family, tradition, and the passage of time—classic BOB & TOM Show through and through.

Transcript

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Hey, this is Michael Rosenbaum. Hey, guys.

[Tom Welling]

Tom Welling.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Look, we've both played heroes and we both played villains. But in the real life, there are no reshoots, no stuntmen or sequels.

[Tom Welling]

We all make mistakes. We're all human.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Making one bad decision can not only land you in jail, but could also put yourself and other people around you in serious risk.

[Tom Welling]

Be smart. Make a plan. Catch a ride.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Stay put. Your decision to drink and drive could permanently change someone else's world. Whether you injure them or leave their loved ones grieving. This holiday season, be your own hero. Drive sober or get pulled over. Paid for by Nita two hours ago, Ky arrived at the bar.

[John Heffron]

Hey, what's everyone drinking?

[Michael Rosenbaum]

30 minutes ago, Kyle got his friends another round of drinks.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

Cheers.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Five minutes ago, Kyle decided to drive home drunk. A minute ago, a law enforcement officer pulled up behind Kyle.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Sir, have you been drinking?

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Tonight, a chain of events that began two hours ago is about to change Kyle's whole world. Drive sober or get pulled over. Paid for by nhtsa.

[Tom Welling]

Welcome back. It's another Bob and Tom extra. This is Christopher. Not only is the Bob and Tom show live every weekday morning, but every afternoon we'll give you a little extra. In case you missed anything on today's big show, comedian John Heffron. And Thanksgiving. It's on the way in just a minute.

[Kevin Harlan]

Kevin Harlan here. Tonight, the NBA on Prime crew has another thrilling NBA doubleheader. It tips off with an Eastern Conference showdown as Tyrese Maxey and the Philadelphia 76ers head to Madison Square Garden to take on Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks. Then it's Western Conference action SGA and the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder. Visit Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves. It all comes your way tonight on Prime. And if you're not a Prime member, that's not a problem. Sign up for a 30 day free trial to get started today. The Sixers and Knicks. The Thunder and Timberwolves coverage starts tonight at 6:30pm Eastern only on Prime. Restrictions apply. See Amazon.com Amazon prime for details.

[Tom Welling]

Time now for the guy who'd rather play guitar than have sex.

[Brian]

Brian, honey, put that guitar down and come to bed, baby.

[Brian's Partner]

Yeah, in a minute, sweetie. I'm working on this great lick.

[Brian]

Mmm. That's exactly what I'm wanting you to work on. In here?

[Brian's Partner]

No, man, the sound is awesome in here. Sucks in the bedroom.

[Brian]

You don't like sucky sounds, eh? Well, I think I can make a sucky sound you're gonna love. Come here. I'VE got a surprise for you.

[Brian's Partner]

Oh, yeah? You got an old tweed Fender basement.

[John Heffron]

Amp in here or something?

[Brian]

An amp? No, I'm not talking about some stupid amp.

[Brian's Partner]

It's not stupid, baby. It's all about the vacuum tubes, you know?

[Brian]

All right, you bring your tube in here and I'll do my impression of a vacuum cleaner for you.

[Tom Welling]

Sure, sure.

[Brian's Partner]

In a minute. I think I'm gonna change my G string first.

[Brian]

Fel. What a coincidence. I just happen to be wearing a G string. Here, let me take it off and.

[Tom Welling]

Give it to you.

[Brian's Partner]

Huh?

[Brian]

Well, like what you see?

[Brian's Partner]

No, no, no, no. This won't work, man. I use 10 gauge strings.

[Tom Welling]

What is this?

[Brian's Partner]

This is like silk or satin or something. I can't get any decent tone out of that.

[Brian]

All right, let me put this in terms you'll understand. You need to turn the amp off and turn me on right now.

[Brian's Partner]

Yeah, just stay on standby for a little bit while I work on my solo.

[Brian]

Fine. Better get used to going solo because I'm leaving. Have fun with that big chunk of wood in your hands.

[Brian's Partner]

This isn't a chunk of wood. This is a hollow body. Gretch, baby. It's got f holes, see?

[Brian]

Better change that F hole to an A hole.

[Brian's Partner]

Ooh, change the F to an A. Great idea. I can move this cord.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

This has been the guy who'd rather.

[Tom Welling]

Play guitar than have sex.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

We're just waiting for the cast to.

[Tom Welling]

Actually show up for work.

[John Heffron]

Here's more Bob and Tom Extra.

[Tom Welling]

Me and John Heffron joining us in the studio. Am I recording saying winner of last comic standing a few years back, man.

[John Heffron]

He met about almost 20 some years back.

[Tom Welling]

So you're one of the first ones.

[John Heffron]

So at this point, it's like I won, you know, Hollywood Squares or Match Game, you know, or who do you trust? Yeah, who do you trust?

[Tom Welling]

Yeah, what's my line?

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tom Welling]

Veteran stand up comedian John Heffern has joined us in the studio. Haven't seen you for a while. What's happening in your life? You married, single man.

[John Heffron]

How do we catch up after 25 years? Well, we're dudes. I just look at you guys. I see everybody in here I haven't seen a while ago. Hey, what's up? What's up? We're caught up.

[Tom Welling]

Yeah, yeah, it's.

[John Heffron]

It's just like when I was 20 in here at, you know, 2000. Yeah, 2000. Coming in here drunk. I was in bed by 9 last night. You know, I've reached that age of a, you know, As a stand up. When they're like, okay, you got two shows Saturday, 7:30 and 9:45. I'm like, how about we do a 2 and a 4? Like that makes more sense to me, you know, I got nothing to say to 20 year old kids. What am I going to do? Pander? Hey, I do edibles. You do edibles. Take my shirt off. Like, I'm not, I'm a, like I'm a grown adult. I'm not going to. I don't care. What do you do? What do you do for a living? What do you do for a living? What do you do for a living? Are you guys with each other? You guys with each other? You guys with each other?

[Kevin Harlan]

Anyway, so there are, there's a whole generation that thinks that's what stand up.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Is because of Instagram and all that.

[Tom Welling]

Yeah.

[John Heffron]

And it's sad and I'm okay with it because, you know, I'm 56 and this just the older you get, the more invisible you start to become.

[Tom Welling]

Of course.

[John Heffron]

Right. Like I'm at that age. I go to the grocery store, the door doesn't even open up for me because it just doesn't acknowledge that I exist anymore. As you know.

[Tom Welling]

Yeah.

[John Heffron]

And then it's, you know, the young.

[Tom Welling]

Girls don't look twice.

[John Heffron]

Not even like, you don't even. Like, my niece plays soccer for Michigan State and you go to those games and I just keep my head down because you don't want any girl to think he's, he's watching us. Yeah, well, you're playing a sport. Yeah, I'm not. You know, I'm not. But you just, you just. The creepy guy, no matter what. No.

[Tom Welling]

Do you have Thanksgiving plans?

[John Heffron]

We're trying to figure that out because we, we literally moved. Sold a farm in Michigan maybe about. Well, we sold it like three months ago. And then we found a, a move in ready house that we're not moved in yet. And it's been three months. You know, ripped up the carpeting and I don't know if I should call the police cuz there's people have bled out on this carpet.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Yeah, that'll happen.

[John Heffron]

You know, and just the whole moving thing, I like, I'm kind of addicted to Zillow. And when we sold our farm, I took so many pictures of our farm with drones and stuff. And then you go to Zillow and you look and you're like, do these people know their houses for sale? Yeah, like this is the living room picture they went with. Yes, this is, there's There's a guy asleep on the couch with a cigarette in his mouth.

[Tom Welling]

That's.

[John Heffron]

Yes, that's the living room picture. You go, let's go. There's a kid with a dumpy diaper and a one boot.

[Tom Welling]

That's.

[John Heffron]

That's the. This should be sent to child services and not. You know what.

[Tom Welling]

So you're moving. And the reason I brought it up is we have a.

[John Heffron]

A.

[Tom Welling]

A very comprehensive list about Thanksgiving.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Oh, we do.

[Tom Welling]

And some of the exciting things about Thanksgiving that we've learned a couple things already, but this. This will give you some interesting facts. I thought we were ready.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

We got four pages.

[Tom Welling]

What side?

[John Heffron]

Not to you.

[Tom Welling]

Right.

[John Heffron]

Not serving nothing in. In jello at all.

[Tom Welling]

That's what Tom said. We're on the same page.

[Kevin Harlan]

Yeah, that can go.

[Brian]

Yeah.

[John Heffron]

But nothing.

[Tom Welling]

90 people. 90% of the people in the survey said they prefer the sides to the turkey, so. But these are just some facts about things even I thought you might find enlightening.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

The first Thanksgiving was recorded in a letter. Almost everything known about the 1621 feast comes from a brief mention in a long letter written by Edward Winslow.

[Tom Welling]

1621.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Oh, sure.

[Kevin Harlan]

You've read the Winslow.

[Tom Welling]

Do you get the monthly Winslow?

[Kevin Harlan]

I do, yeah.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Yeah.

[Tom Welling]

That's the only way to keep. Keep up.

[John Heffron]

I get the text alerts. You want to stop this? Okay. Anyway, it was a cold winter. The what, however you talking?

[Kevin Harlan]

6.

[John Heffron]

You know, I don't know if they said date.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

How many turkeys do you think are consumed on Thanksgiving Day?

[Tom Welling]

Oh, great shot.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Guess.

[Tom Welling]

See?

[Michael Rosenbaum]

80 million.

[Tom Welling]

350 million people. That's a pretty good guess.

[Kevin Harlan]

90 million.

[Tom Welling]

You think, like, one turkey for every three people?

[John Heffron]

No, I. Yeah.

[Tom Welling]

Oh, is that too high?

[Kevin Harlan]

Okay. Yeah.

[John Heffron]

I'm from divorced parents, so I ate three turkeys.

[Kevin Harlan]

Everything.

[John Heffron]

So that was three just for me. Three birds go to grandma's and my mom's, and my dad picked me up, so I'm at three.

[Tom Welling]

Yeah, well, that's a. That's a. A real truism about contemporary culture.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yes.

[John Heffron]

How many.

[Tom Welling]

How many Thanksgivings are you going to?

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

46 million turkeys.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Oh, wow.

[Tom Welling]

That was way.

[Kevin Harlan]

Okay.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah. Wine, beer, and whiskey are the most popular Thanksgiving drinks, thanks to the divorces. Yeah. Americans typically consume more alcohol on Thanksgiving than on an average day. Averaging. This feels low. 2.7 drinks.

[John Heffron]

You think Thanksgiving was a time when most kids. Because we would go to my grandparents and then all the cousins.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah.

[John Heffron]

We would sneak down into the grandpa basement that had that light. They went click. You had to pull it wasn't as nice as. And then you'd find the booze, right. And then everybody would have a little sip, and you're like, yeah, a teen. And then you'd come upstairs, and then you'd hang out at the little kid table and talk politics.

[Kevin Harlan]

Yeah.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

A little bit of a buzz. Yeah.

[John Heffron]

Yeah. I think Darth Vader had it right.

[Kevin Harlan]

On paper.

[John Heffron]

On paper. The emperor is now.

[Tom Welling]

Did you. Are you of the. Of the era where there was that a long walk before the food came? You'd go outside and the. The marijuana walk. If you want.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

You know about the walk.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

I've tried for years to keep the walk from you. How do you know?

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah, he's been telling us about it.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

It's a good walk.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

He's on to you.

[John Heffron]

He's got an apple tag in your.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

I don't even think it's a walk now. I just think it's. You go down to the basement and you hit a secret little vape pen.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

I don't think people are going out in the cold anymore.

[Tom Welling]

Oh, that takes some of the romance out of it.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

You get too stinky, you know, Got people looking at you funny. You got to talk to your aunt while you're high.

[John Heffron]

That's never fun.

[Tom Welling]

Oh, God.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

No, we didn't. I don't. We never had the wok. We had the shots in the garage, you know, before we started cooking.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

Shots in the garage.

[Tom Welling]

By the way, that is the only place where jello is acceptable at Thanksgiving. Yeah, yeah, Jello shots, that would be.

[John Heffron]

Okay, but cranberry jello shots, the.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

The.

[Tom Welling]

The jello thing, the mold with the bananas in it. No one wants it.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

I don't even know if I've ever had that.

[Tom Welling]

Oh, God.

[Kevin Harlan]

Shots in the garage. Had to have been a bloodhound Gang song.

[John Heffron]

That is a good song. You should. Yeah, that. We should make that.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

It's a very real thing.

[John Heffron]

And panties down.

[Tom Welling]

Hey, what just happened? What else have we got about Thanksgiving?

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Red wine is the most popular Thanksgiving drink.

[John Heffron]

No kidding.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah. I guess it pairs well with the menu. I don't know.

[Kevin Harlan]

Is that right? I don't know anything about the pairings of the wines.

[John Heffron]

Yeah, I would say fish and white.

[Tom Welling]

Red meat, I guess.

[Kevin Harlan]

Okay. Yeah.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Cab? Yeah.

[Kevin Harlan]

Do you.

[John Heffron]

Can I ask what. When you make your plate? Because I eat the same exact way that TV dinners were. Nothing touches on my plate. I have, you know, the turkey, a thing. And if I have, like, a brownie, I have to have a little piece of green bean that fell over in it, you know? So nothing touches.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

But.

[John Heffron]

But then I see the people who just.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Pie.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

I do it KFC famous bowl style. You do a mashed potato layer and then a little Mac and cheese over here. Again, the walk before Thanksgiving helps you get inspired for things like that.

[Tom Welling]

What's interesting is John Heffro just. I accidentally, I think, landed on something very interesting. The TV dinner. Do you have that fact?

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah. Thanksgiving was inspired. Or inspired. The TV dinner. The first TV dinner.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Oh, okay.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Swanson used 260 tons of leftover turkey to create the original frozen meals.

[Tom Welling]

Nice.

[John Heffron]

Well, then, so there's the origin story.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Yeah.

[Tom Welling]

And they had the. The original TV dinners. I don't know if I haven't had one in ages, but they had the aluminum foil. Whatever. And they. It was all sectioned off. Remember, you'd have to peel back the apple crisp.

[John Heffron]

Yeah, yeah.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

That's the only one you could uncover.

[John Heffron]

Yeah. And then your finger would burn from that steam that was underneath if you didn't do it.

[Tom Welling]

The chicks heard me tell this story before. My mother, of course, would never. Tom always wanted a TV dinner when he was growing up, but his mother. So my mom didn't care for the quality of food that was in.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

You could.

[Tom Welling]

You could buy those. Whatever they're called. Those. Those aluminum foil tray like, things. So she would buy one, and then she would make fresh, decent food and put it in the various sections.

[John Heffron]

I want to do that. Yeah. That's how I want to meal prep.

[Brian]

Yeah.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

That's a good idea.

[Michael Rosenbaum]

Right?

[John Heffron]

And then you seal the top and put it in the freezer.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

Perfect.

[John Heffron]

Oh, man.

[Kevin Harlan]

Yeah.

[Tom Welling]

That's a good mom.

[Thanksgiving Facts Narrator]

That is a really good mom. Yeah.

[Tom Welling]

That's nice. You had a great.

[Kevin Harlan]

She did you no favors, I'll tell you that.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

Gobble, gobble, go. Hi, my name is Lloyd. Hi, Lloyd. I'm the leader of the entire Turkey nation. Not the Istanbul one, the gobble, gobble, gobble one. Anyway, I've been asked by all of Turkeydom to wish everybody a very happy Thanksgiving. I've come up with a little Thanksgiving song that kind of sums up my thoughts on what would make this year the happiest Thanksgiving ever.

[Tom Welling]

Okay.

[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

Everybody's talking about a brand new menu choose to break through Try the new Thanksgiving food Turkey hood Will. Thank you, Boo Boo. All we are saying is give beef a chance. All we are saying is give beef a chance. Everybody's talking about turkey day Passe cow day Here to stay New way cool way to give thanks. Beef shanks, Quarter pounder with cheese in honor of the pilgrims please. All we are saying is give beef a chance. That's all we're saying. All we are saying is give beef a chance. Tweet your butterballs for tenderloins, everybody. All we are saying is give people that stuffing when the full sits. Everybody. All we are saying is give be a chain.

[Tom Welling]

That's it for another Bob and Tom show. Extra. Catch us on itunes, Google play and stitcher for Bob and tom. Extra. This is Christopher. Take care, everybody. Limu gamu and Doug.

[John Heffron]

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[Tom Welling]

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[John Heffron]

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[Tom Welling]

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[John Heffron]

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[Tom Welling]

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[John Heffron]

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[Lloyd (Turkey Nation Leader)]

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[Michael Rosenbaum]

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