Olympic Balls, Literal and Figurative + Greg Fitzsimmons
In this episode, comedian Greg Fitzsimmons joins Adam in the studio! Adam kicks things off by explaining why profiling is often misunderstood and why it still matters. He then shares a strange Uber ride story from the road and how he got shortchanged by a club. Adam and Greg discuss the highs and lows of selling merch at live shows, and Adam offers a simple but effective travel life-hack. The guys react to a viral story about a woman claiming her boyfriend gave her a sinus infection by farting in her face, which naturally leads to a nostalgic conversation about the kinds of sandwiches their moms made growing up. Adam reflects on his extremely frugal upbringing and shares his take on the etiquette of picking up the tab when you invite someone to dinner.
Rudy Pavich fills in for Mayhem on the news as he joins Adam and Greg to break down newly leaked lab results involving Olympic boxer Imane Khelif, sparking debate over her biological sex and eligibility to compete in women’s boxing. The conversation then shifts to the alarming rise in youth violence across New York City, where NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch and Mayor Eric Adams report a 136% spike in gun-related arrests among minors since 2018 — a trend they attribute to the controversial “Raise the Age” law. Get it on.
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