ACS: Hines Ward and Jessa Lynn Hinton
Next up, Adam takes a call from Hines Ward. The guys talk about Hines's experience winning Dancing with the Stars, and how he became more confident as the weeks went on. They also talk about an exciting new reality competition Hines is a part of, 'Craftsman Screw*d'. The idea is to recruit people with zero tool experience-Adam says there are plenty of those-and turn them into tool experts. The guys also talk about Hines playing 14 seasons in the NFL, and his hopes to grab that third Super Bowl ring.
Into the news, gay marriage has officially passed in New York. Adam says that he's sick of hearing about it, but admits that it is a 'very progressive pill to swallow.' It's also been confirmed that Jackass's Ryan Dunn had a very high blood alcohol content level when he crashed his car, and Kim Kardashian's ass is real. Alison then updates Adam on a story they spoke about last week involving new cigarette box labels, and Adam goes on a rant about how keeping people alive for longer will ultimately bankrupt the system. The guys then listen to another excerpt from The Lotzi Tapes, where Adam's grandpa is being interviewed about his life.
Adam talks about appearing on Watch What Happens Live, with Andy Cohen, then welcomes Playboy's 2011 Miss July, Jessa Lynn Hinton, to the podcast. Adam teases her about how much concentration the photo shoots actually take, and flips through the issue himself. The guys also talk about Jessa's MMA training, and how she got involved with Top Rank Boxing. Later, they discuss her new swimsuit line with Affliction clothing, and also her relationship with her parents. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about Jessa's dating life, and Adam talks to her about some kinky bedroom play.
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CRAFTSMAN SCREW*D
Calling all unhandymen! Hapless with a hammer? Have zero tool skills? Craftsman wants you to be the star of their new online reality series, Screw*d. Check out www.craftsmanscrewd.com to find out how you can apply to earn $50k in three months and train to become a DIY guru.
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