Ep692 - Whitney Addresses Views, Opie & Ron, Bill & Nia, StutJo & Ashley
January 15, 2026
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Ep692 - Whitney Addresses Views, Opie & Ron, Bill & Nia, StutJo & Ashley
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Ep692 - Whitney Addresses Views, Opie & Ron, Bill & Nia, StutJo & Ashley
Summary
Whitney Cummings has been getting a lot of criticism for purchasing views on her videos since she gets 3 to 4 times as many as Joe Rogan. She was finally forced to address it and her explanation is nonsensical, confusing, and arrogant. She always chooses to talk down to her critics and it always backfires!
Adam Busch is checking out Bill Burr’s current anger-free streak. Bill has never been so calm and perfect, thanks to meditation and journaling. We look into Bill and Nia’s history on podcasts and we see why Bill thinks everything is racism. Stuttering John and Ashley Cummings had a big falling out this week; we document why it happened, what Ashley had to say about it, and why it’s all John’s fault. Opie tells Ron his boring anecdote about Chevy Chase and then he makes the ICE shooting incident all about him. Megan hosts “Is It Gay?” and we’re joined by Annie. Simon hosts another round of “Opie or Burr.” We finish up with Spotify comments, reviews, and your voicemails.
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