ACS: Bill Burr
Also in the news are several women in politics. The group discuss the various scandals surrounding candidates like Christine O'Donell and Meg Whitman. Along the way, Adam rants about everyone calling everyone else dumb, and talks about the way to treat a housekeeper. In the end, Adam wants someone to take charge of California and 'run things like a business' to get us out of our debt.
Comedian Bill Burr comes in studio and starts talking about his upcoming shows. Adam then brings up the death of Greg Giraldo, and Bill admits he's still in shock. He and Adam talk about his career and struggle with addiction, but everyone makes it a point to say they have nothing but respect for the guy.
Onto lighter subjects, Adam goes on a jag about 60's TV show cliches of people drinking, and also talks about his own drinking habits. The guys discuss wine knowledge, hangovers and drunk girls, and Bald Bryan talks about sending a bottle of wine back at a restaurant which the other guys have never done.
Everyone plays a round of Blah Blah Blog, where the group tries to match the celebrity to the retarded online rant. Along the way, they end up discussing 'Manimony,' The Goonies, and their own personal thoughts while performing stand up comedy.
Wrapping up the news, Tracy brings up the recent competition to fly gas balloon across the world. Unfortunately, at least one team has gone missing, not to anyone's surprise. Tracy tells a story about meeting a couple of swingers at a party, and Bill suggests a couple additional records the gas ballooners may have broken along the way.
Also, in today's Stitcher extra content, hear Tracy and Adam discuss more of the news, and find out how you can win a chance to see Adam record the show live!
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