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On this episode of The Adam Carolla Show, comedian Greg Fitzsimmons stops by the studio! They kick things off with Greg talking about how America’s growing civil discourse could one day spark another civil war, before Adam recaps his weekend vintage car race at Laguna Seca. Greg talks about finally ditching his Prius for a Mustang and why he can’t stand Waymo cars, while Adam shares wild footage from his race and dives into the intricacies of competitive racing. Adam also talks about going on Rick Caruso’s massive 214-foot superyacht, detailing the insane amount of work and money it takes to keep it fully operational.
In the news, comedian Rudy Pavich joins to break down some viral headlines, starting with a wild brawl between Jaguars and Saints fans during a preseason game in New Orleans that’s now making the rounds online. Then, they turn to the latest over-the-top product from Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS: the $48 Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap, a collagen-infused compression garment that claims to shape the jawline and chin. The crew can’t help but poke fun at the idea of a “face bra” and discuss society’s obsession with cutting corners when it comes to health and fitness.
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