Adele Walks Out Of Interview, Viral Mac’n’Cheese Lady Video, Recent SNL Sketches, Pete Lee
November 24, 2021
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Today’s pod opens with a conversation about breath mints, placebos, and oatmeal cookies.
The group then laughs at the viral Mac’n’Cheese lady video, and everyone complains about people screwing up their Thanksgiving side dishes. From there, Adam, Gina and Bryan analyze some recent SNL sketches, and they go on to discuss the recent Adele interview walk-off. Before the break, the guys play a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game.
Comedian Pete Lee returns to the podcast at the top of Part 2. Adam begins by asking Pete about his recent comedy tour, and they also talk about his love of wrestling as a kid, trying to get lobster when you’re poor, and his relationship with Tony Hawk.
Gina then talks about Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment allegations, Kevin Spacey’s $31 million payment to the ‘House of Cards’ production company, Michael Strahan going to space, live performances of Diff’rent Strokes and The Facts of Life, a ban on lobsters being boiled alive, and some Thanksgiving turkey facts.
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