Guys We Fu*ked's Corrine Fisher & Krystyna Hutchinson - Adam Carolla Show 3/18/22
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as posted by the channelAt the top of the show, Adam talks with Bryan and Gina about Benson & Hedges cigarettes, who at one time sponsored a women’s tennis tournament. He then complains about freeway underpasses, rayon shirts, and how his high school teachers treated him and Ray.
Later they talk about who amongst the staff were rebels in middle school, and the 2022 March Madness Madness Tournament begins. Before the break, the group talks about popping off in class, and navigating mean adults.
At the top of Part 2, Adam, Bryan, and Gina reminisce about ‘Travel Town’. Adam also tells the gang about some great stuffed cabbage he had, and Bald Bryan recalls the couple of times he was thrown out of class. Adam then welcomes Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson back to the podcast, and they talk the success of their podcast, ‘Guys We Fcked’, and now developing a sitcom. Krystyna also talks about interning at SNL, and Corrine brings up her original career path to becoming an agent. Later, the group talks about being impacted by their parents, and the latest in their dating lives.
In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kanye West, Britney Spears, and a school in Japan banning ponytails.
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