ACS: Andrew Breitbart and James Blunt
Adam then goes on a rant about Hollywood films being shot outside of the state because of all the taxes. Andrew agrees, suggesting that overnight Los Angeles went from one of the greatest cities to one of the crappiest. They also talk about judging a city by its bumper stickers, and conclude that LA as we know it is over. The conversation wraps with a conversation about the origins of Huffington Post.
Things jump over to a previously recorded Skype chat with musician James Blunt. Adam asks James to talk about his earlier military career, and how it prepared him to now be an extremely popular musician. Adam also asks James for his thoughts on knowing you're about to take part in a military operation where someone will be killed.
Adam then goes on a rant about his second audiobook, and discusses how he never realized as a kid how stupid adults could be. Around this time, Skype begins to cut out, and Adam and James exchange their own Skype woes. James also has room service delivered, and Adam attempts to talk to the delivery guy as James writes in a tip.
As James prepares to enjoy his chicken wings, Adam jumps back to James' career in the military, and how things took off for him musically after that. The show wraps with James talking about his time protecting the Queen, and how he eventually signed with an American record label.
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