Today on the pod we’re talking about transportation because the wheels on the bus are what? Sickening. This is actually such a deep episode which we didn’t know the meaning of until like an hour into recording - the second time we tried, mind you. Me n Trina start off chatting to a ticket ‘boof’ attendant in the New York City subway system - ever heard of it? And then, we talk to a scooter kid. Jk, Max is a senior in high school in New York City, so we’re talking to both sides of the spectrum here. Wheels. They’re what make the world go around. Especially if you are strapped to a wheel while its moving and so your POV is just the world going round. When I learned to ride my bike, I immediately wanted to be a dirt biker (very pre-gay awakening of me) and so I tried to round a rock covered corner in that cool way the dirt bikers do where they kinda put out their leg like a kickstand (do they even do this? Where did I get this from? Dirt Bikers DM me) and wouldn’t you know it I absolutely threw myself sideways and gashed my knee and cried and all that. Ah youth. Anyway. Hope y’all are “wheely” excited for this episode. I personally felt moved by Joanna and I think you will too.

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Ba Dum Tess is produced by GOLD Comedy.

Written by: Tessa Abedon Trina Sanyal Kristina Feliciano Maggie Scudder

Edited by Chris Diehn

Hosted by: Tessa Abedon & Trina Sanyal

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