Ep497 - My Wife Hates Me (revisited)
February 29, 2024
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Episode 497 · February 29, 2024
Ep497 - My Wife Hates Me (revisited)
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Ep497 - My Wife Hates Me (revisited)
Summary
We’re taking a week off from the competition format to revisit Rich Vos and Bonnie McFarlane’s show. They’ve been doing this show for about a decade, you would think that naturally it would evolve. Nope. It’s exactly the same. These two record one show per week and do zero prep, bring zero energy, and execute zero jokes. I hope they’re playing characters and aren’t just the awful people they appear to be for 45 minutes a week.
Lucy Tightbox and Andy Q. Public both join the show to figure out which Hello Fresh protein is Rich’s favorite. Then we see just how good Brendan Schaub is at drifting in his truck (practice makes perfect). We check in on Joe Matarese who is not taking our good natured ribbing very well, I’ve never seen someone insult their recent guests like this. It’s wild! Also, Cardiff joins us to break down Stuttering John’s “hilarious” joke that we was getting paid to load trucks for the Salvation Army. And finally, another round of Who Said It and your reviews and voicemails.
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