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Adam kicks off the show with an embarrassing story about letting out multiple farts in front of his kids' nanny. David Wild is also in studio and brings along his son to chat with Adam about the latest Intel Ultrabook. From there, Adam launches into a rant about The Huffington Post’s questionable list of the best pies, and he and David trade some of their favorite Tom Petty tracks.
Later, WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin joins the show. Adam chats with him about the absurdity of the outdated Body Mass Index and what it means to be classified as "morbidly obese." Steve then delivers a couple of hilarious fake PSAs that are not to be missed.
The conversation shifts to the news, covering everything from watermelon-flavored Oreos and Justin Bieber’s latest run-in with paparazzi, to serious global headlines like the U.S.–Taliban peace talks and a foiled NSA plot the public never knew about.
The show wraps up with a final laugh—a public service announcement about the perils of “cushion drivers.”Get it on.
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