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Theo Von's "We Had This Guy" Stories Part 2 | TheoVerse Vol. 11

This is another installment of Theo Von sharing stories about certain characters he grew up with. Full of rumors and misconceptions, Theo talks about his journey to see the first Asian in their town, the story of some guy making shirts made of wood, and all his lack of knowledge about things surrounding Jewish culture. Follow the whole TheoVerse Series. Because if you know Theo Von, then you know there's more to this. Gang. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Find Theo Von: Youtube Channel:   / theovon   Theo's Clips Channel:    / theovonclips   Tour: http://bit.ly/TheoVon_Tour -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Intro / A Guy who bought a Wrestling Ring 1:26 Two Janitors talking about Mr. Ford 2:07 The "Rumor of an Asian" Story 5:10 The "Wooden Shirt" Story 6:03 This Kid "Scotty" with a Swastika Shirt 6:59 We Didn't Have Any Jews, Only on Pamphlets 8:14 Theo's Misconception of the Holocaust 10:18 The Clan and the "OK" sign -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #theovon #multiverse #thepodcastowl #thispastweekend --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All credits to the owners. Thankful for the actual content creators that are the comics shown in the videos. All rights reserved to respected owners. I own nothing. No copyright infringement is intended. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."