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1:45:31Now PlayingAt the top of the podcast, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about the importance of going outside of your comfort zone. He also talks about how long 5 minutes is when you’re on the air, and proudly explains that Sonny has moved away from bagels and onto eggs. Adam then tells the guys about his latest Love Boat revelations, and everyone responds to some listener calls. Later, Adam Ferrara joins the podcast to talk about his new standup special, his time doing Top Gear, and his thoughts on seat heaters in cars. The guys also talk about their preference for hot dogs, the days of drinking from a hose, and Adam Ferrara’s relationship with his parents. Before the break, the two Adams lament the fact that kids these days don’t want to get their driver’s licenses.
Adam Ferrara is still on the line in Part 2 of today’s podcast. Gina reads news stories about the nation’s latest COVID restrictions, Ellen DeGeneres’ thank you to her staff after winning a People’s Choice Award, and a 71-year-old breaking a bunch of weightlifting records. Later, Adam tells a story involving Jimmy Kimmel and Mark Davis (a.k.a. Richard Cheese), and Gina goes on to read another news story about the Miami Marlins hiring the first female (and Asian) GM. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about movies they couldn’t wait to see as kids, and Gina reads some Christmas memorabilia auction results.
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