Inside the DMV w/ Marc Yaffee. The Dry Bar Comedy Podcast Ep. 18
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
- Marc Yaffee pulls up to the pod to talk performing stand up at 20,000 feet, teaching driver’s ed, working as a DMV employee, and being one of the few Native American comics working today.
- Komedie
Man I love this podcast. I watch every new episode and I love all of them. It's always a treat to wake up on a Monday and then remember there will be a new drybar episode to watch. It makes the day not feel miserable.
Thanks, man! Glad you like it.
Looking forward to seeing Marc on Dry Bar again. I enjoy your podcasts.
This was great! Like Mr Yaffee’s comedic style, clean humor, laid-back attitude very much.
Just came across this podcast and love the comfort given. Great job and guests
I love his comrdy especially when he jokes about minnesota and it being older outside than in his own freezer be cause it is sooo true. Can't wait for you new special Marc. Thank you.
Love this podcast & love Marc, he's so funny
You guys are awesome and have great comedians😅❤
From 1 chief to another......Can't wait for the next show..
Is this podcast available on Spotify ?🤔 I can't find I just have "albums" and "playlists" created with different artists' performances but this podcast is definitely not available in France on Spotify 😣
So funny! I am looking him up now!
I've had to deal with the DMV in 3 separate States- MD,NY,WA. I never had the horror stories or stupid difficulties that so many talk/joke about.
This wasn't horrible. I clicked on it by mistake. "Oh, what's this?" Clicked to the middle and started listening. Not bad. 😊
I lived in Miami, New Mexico in the 80’s. It’s not just in Florida, I guess. Lol
Hip Hop & Clip Clop ☠️ ❤
Jordan, I was fat until I was 64 and cut the carbohydrates. I got scared in the shower by seeing someone's feet. They were my feet unobscured when the bread belly went away.
You need carbs. Good to eat healthy all around. 😉❤
you do not need to consume carbohydrates because your body can synthesize all the glucose your body needs to carry out the biological process of growth and metabolism. The liver is able to perform this function in a process known as gluconeogenesis.
Research by Dr. Eric Westman analyzed the traditional diets and health statuses of the Inuit, who ate very low-carb high-fat diets, and it clearly shows that these people were very healthy and able to work very hard for weeks and months without ingesting carbohydrates.[8]@@blueeyes3
@@blueeyes3Cutting carbs doesn't necessarily mean they're now not eating enough carbs
I'll consider it!
High cheek.bones are German also. LoL
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