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And just like that, its that time of year again. On this episode of Tommy Talk, Tommy is celebrating the season that seems to wake up all our senses at once. From crisp mornings and changing leaves to cozy sweaters, favorite movies, and the familiar (pumpkin) smells of the season, fall has a way of making us feel comforted and connected to our memories. But Tommy believes this season offers us something even bigger: a chance to begin again. Today Tommy explores why fall can feel like an unofficial new year. As summer winds down and familiar routines return, many of us feel ready to reset, reconnect with the people we love, and make space for what matters most. If life has felt busy or disconnected lately, consider this your invitation to make the plans, put on the cozy sweater, savor your favorite fall treat, go after your hopes and dreams and enjoy this chapter while it’s here. The season goes quickly. Let’s give ourselves permission to celebrate it.
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Producers: Andrew Pugliese, Stephanie Lane, Josh Kolodny
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#391: The boys discuss mistakes people make on job interviews and if it's appropriate to bring a coffee with you; Brody F****D up a birthday gift- then got screwed by the housekeeper; the boys disagree on the pace we should be advancing at with AI; the robocall telemarketer voicemails Brody is receiving, are becoming even more creative; Skeery's friend who was in a bridal party got screwed at his suit fitting for being large and it was all because of the cheap groom; Grammar Police
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Danielle calls a guy pretending to be an angry neighbor who has a problem with where he parks his BMW—and starts making some not-so-subtle threats about what could happen to his car.
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