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Tuesday Patreon Teaser! "I don't think you know the difference between tonic water and seltzer." My Dad is Back with Erin plus a crazy voicemail from Wylie!

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Alright Tuesday Lovers! Dopey Tuesday is back with a vengence! Go to https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast for the full episode! BUT - there is stuff here that is not available anywhere else!!! Like Wylie’s insane voicemail and me bickering with my sweet father!

SummaryIn this conversation, David Manheim talks with his father about various topics, including toilet paper, tonic water, Patreon, DopeyCon, and a voicemail from a listener. They also discuss the difference between seltzer and tonic water, and David plays a song he wrote. Keywordsdrugs, addiction, dumb shit, toilet paper, tonic water, Patreon, DopeyCon, voicemail, seltzer, song Takeaways

  • The conversation covers a range of lighthearted topics, including toilet paper and tonic water.
  • They discuss the importance of supporting Dopey on Patreon and the upcoming DopeyCon event.
  • David’s father shares his thoughts on the show and his experiences as a listener.
  • David plays a song he wrote, showcasing his musical talent.

Titles

  • A Voicemail from a Dopey Listener
  • David’s Musical Talent: A Song Showcase

Sound Bites

  • “I don’t think you know the difference between tonic water and seltzer.”
  • “Somebody made a comment that you should be kinder to your father.”
  • “I need some money, money in my pocket like this”
Real talk

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