ACS: Paul Provenza
Later, Adam hops on the phone to talk to his 200,000th Twitter follower. Adam teases her for some of the other people she's following, and tries to figure out how he got on her radar in the first place. They also talk about the joys of being young and hot, and Adam discusses the weird age of 22. After they hang up, the guys play another segment of The Lotzi Tapes.
Today's guest is Green Room host Paul Provenza. Both he and Adam have had more than their fair share of airport woes, and the guys trade stories about being pulled into the 'other room' at the airport and being interrogated for their attitude problems. Alison asks how Adam's wife feels about his behavior, and he tells an anecdote from the day when he acted out in the parking lot in front of the kids. The guys then discuss some other driving frustrations, and Paul asks Adam to speak about the situation in the Middle East.
Toward the end of the show, Paul thanks Adam for bringing him onto the show, and discusses the death of late night television. Alison then points out that Paul was on the final season of The Facts of Life, and the group discusses how he went from being the show's warm-up guy to nabbing a recurring role. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about Adam's family time watching The Real Housewives series, and his publicists' obsession with Andy Cohen.
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