Rob Riggle Live From Houston - The Adam Carolla Show
May 22, 2020
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as posted by the channelAdam is live from Texas in front of a socially distanced crowd at the Houston Improv. He opens the show solo, ranting about how crazy California is right now, and his insane experience with TSA earlier this morning. Teresa Strasser then talks about life in Phoenix, and Bald Bryan updates the gang on his current vacation. Later, Rob Riggle talks about how sick he is of being stuck in quarantine. Up next, the guys react to a news story about cannabis being a potential treatment for coronavirus, which leads to a conversation about marijuana legalization in Texas. They also talk about the success of ‘The Last Dance’, the next big sports doc, and the possible return of the NBA. Later they watch a ‘paint fight’ in front of a Home Depot, and Teresa talks about Zoom home-school issues. As the live show wraps up, Adam takes suggestions for a round of ‘Adam Carolla is Unprepared’. Stick around for today’s Good Sports!
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