Credit: No, I’m not doing humor. And no, I will never be as funny as Louis-José Houde or Martin Matte. But a few excerpts from our passage on the podcast Deux Princes – which will be released on YouTube in the coming days – have been published on Thomas Levac’s Instagram account. I found myself funny. […]
No, I’m not doing humor.
And no, I will never be as funny as Louis-José Houde or Martin Matte.
But a few excerpts from our passage on the podcast Deux Princes – which will be released on YouTube in the coming days – have been published on Thomas Levac’s Instagram account. I found myself funny.
Add to that the fact that yesterday, I may have dropped my best joke of my life during the recording of the Stanley25 podcast this week:
“Patrik Laine is probably the guy wearing a ‘long day’ toque who has had the flu the most this year!”
I think I’m going to add a new tab to my description on LinkedIn: Maxime Truman, part-time humorist on YouTube.Laugh aside, the new episode of Stanley25 is now available to the public. Good listening!
This week’s episode is probably the most disjointed of the season.
We talked about the mysterious virus and Patrik Laine’s future, crazy parents in amateur sports, a foosball table that I bought from the leader of the Bloc Québécois and Éric Lapointe, a broken tibia during an event I was participating in, public transportation in Terrebonne, a love triangle at the Canadiens (a few years ago), a case of measles at the Centre Bell announced eight days after the game, Joshua Roy’s last chance, the chances of seeing Jonathan Toews end up in Montreal, a Rocket defender’s favorite bar, an anecdote involving Nathan Beaulieu, oysters, shooters and the Canadiens, the job of a QMJHL recruiter, and the bad contract that binds – and could soon be broken – the MLS to Apple TV.
To hear the anecdotes involving Nathan Beaulieu and Christian Thomas:
To hear those about Éric Lapointe:
