ACS: Oscar Nunez
Contrary to yesterday's news report, Donald Trump is not running for President, and will not be making an announcement on his show. The guys all wonder what Trump sleeps in, and Larry suggests it would be weird to see Trump in anything other than a suit. The guys also talk about Chelsea Handler being cast in her own movie, and the mom who injected her kid with Botox, and has now lost custody. Adam also talks about his own children, and how he loves to wrestle with them.
Today's guest is Oscar Nuñez, one of the stars of The Office, and also Adam's old stand-in from The Man Show. Adam talks to Oscar about the Man Show days, and asks him what it was like working under the new hosts once Adam and Jimmy left. Alison also asks Oscar to talk about his brief experience working as a dental technician, and Adam rants about unions and why he hates SAG.
Returning to the news, a couple has named their daughter Like, after the Facebook button. The guys then discuss the weird names people have these days, and also talk about Seth MacFarlane's reboot of The Flinstones. As the show wraps up, they talk about a new study into what annoys us, and Adam goes on a huge rant about the decaf-to-regular coffee ratio.
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