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1:15:01Now PlayingAdam Carolla broadcasts live on the Video Podcast Network with guests Robert Davi and David Wild.
Adam opens the show talking with Bald Bryan about his attempts to not get everyone sick. Adam also comments on the mayoral election in LA, and his disappointment at the final two candidates. Adam then complains about full-tard Gary, and chats with Alison about a giraffe metaphor come to life. Next up, Adam interviews Chris Towel—TV prop maker extraordinaire. Later, Adam takes your video submissions for What Can't Adam Complain About.
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