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Gina Grad jumps in with the news, talking about a new scientific finding that may help to explain infidelity and one night stands. Adam also rants about cops doing whatever the fuck they want instead of helping the citizens, and Gina plays a clip where a Chargers fan beats the crap out of a Raiders fan. Adam also talks about his family, and why the MacKenzie Phillips story still disturbs him.
Adam takes a few listener calls to give relationship advice. One caller wants to know what to do with pictures of his ex-girlfriend, and Adam tells a story from his own experience. He also talks to a college student about dealing with dentures, and helps talk a female caller out of going on an international trip with her ex-boyfriend.
Tonight's guest is the legendary Frank Stallone. He talks about his recent experience in Australia, where recently he's become one of the country's most famous celebrities. He talks about the overwhelming and wonderful experience he's had, and also talks about his relationship with his parents and brothers.
The guys also talk about the 'celebrity factor' on reality shows like Dancing with the Star and Celebrity Apprentice. Frank debates if reality TV is really the right way to go, and talks about enjoying his single life. The guys talk a bit more about Frank's experience in Australia, and Frank talks about the incredible billboard and parade that awaited him. Wrapping up the show, Adam complains about PSAs, and talks with Frank about their favorite family bands.
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