Patreon: #SnarkHoops
Patreon on Back To Back: Angie Treasure and Zach Harper are discussing buying plants, inaugural sandwich hall of fame class, and the position you'd want to play in every sport.
Episode breakdown:
0:00 -- Cold open, The Meg, and buying a plant
9:20 -- Introduction and Angie sick remedies
14:00 -- Best plants for apartments
19:00 -- Call for #SnarkHoops submissions and housekeeping
27:00 -- We found our pod partner tattoo
30:30 -- Would you amputate paralyzed arms?
32:15 -- Do penguins or ostriches want to fly more?
34:00 -- Wet willy as assault and an insane theory by Angie
39:30 -- Pumpkin spice season: Are we fans?
41:40 -- Jim from The Office as an action hero?
43:15 -- Is Diet Coke a dipping sauce?
45:15 -- Favorite and least favorite home cooking from mom?
49:45 -- How is it possible to not have seen I Love Lucy or know who the Little Rascals are?
51:40 -- Famous celebrity crush that you game shamed for?
55:00 -- Eating right or exercising more difficult?
57:50 -- Sandwich hall of fame inaugural class
59:50 -- Protocol for leaving as someone tries to keep a conversation going
1:01:30 -- Which position would you play in each of the five major sports?
1:04:00 -- Favorite and least favorite tweets of each other
1:06:00 -- What's the theme of the bar you would open?
1:07:30 -- Ranking East Coast grocery chains based on name only
1:08:40 -- Polarizing musical acts
1:13:40 -- Ranking breakfast sandwiches -- stack of pancakes as a sandwich
1:16:00 -- Favorite birthday memories
1:19:25 -- Five TV series that let people know your taste/personality
1:22:50 -- Centaur feeding theories and a real weird search about guinea pigs
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