Comedian Andrew Schulz was trying to help educate this guy on how to answer his question better for next time. Things get pretty wild.
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Leave it to comedian Bill Burr to successfully check any interviewers when they're acting a fool and getting douchey with it. You can just tell this particular douche is used to having people back down to him, but Bill Burr puts him in his place.
Check out another time Bill Burr brought the thunder to a morning show host trying to shame him for talking about the atrocities of the Catholic church.
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Selfies aren't enough now. You gotta go and be the biggest living piece of sh*t. And the best part is that NOBODY finds it funny. Just sit down and go about your business, silently.
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"Kyle" memes have finally come to life in this pinpoint accurate depiction of what dudes named Kyle are like on the daily. Absolutely stunning documentary work being done here. We give it two overenthusiastic, poorly timed fist bumps.
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Caught that shameless kleptomaniac on camera! Seems like he might be just a little upset...
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Well this is an experience. Oh man you guys, he was right, it's all a simulation. This machine learning AI model even learned to generate timing and breaths to sound closer to the real thing. For us, it felt like the real thing when he got into all that talk about chimps. Chimp obsession is some patented Joe Rogan.
Hats off to Dane Cook for taking it all in stride!
During a typically casual visit to a café, a British Comedian named Stuart Laws, witnessed the tense café drama to end ALL dramas. This drama has two angry women, some seriously dirty dishes, and all with a book club in the backdrop. Buckle up and brace yourselves...
"Maybe this time I won't die inside." Comedian Daniel Sloss tackles the emotional rollercoaster of falling in love with someone and then going the distance for a marriage. Sounds like a lot of relationships ended up falling apart after people listened to this guy's rant. Hopefully this doesn't stir up anything at home for you!
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Comedian Mark Normand was quite the handful when he came on the New Day Cleveland Show. Props to the host for buckling up and taking the wild ride with an impressive amount of flexibility and grace.
A luxurious, Peloton indoor exercise bicycle goes for $1,995 these days. I don't know the first thing about whether that's a reasonable cost for the equipment provided. If anyone does, please comment with your insights. Pedaling onwards, what I do know is how their commercials come across, to me: and that is a sleek, sky-high marketing campaign to the deep pockets of the penthouse class.
I mean, there are moments in particular commercials, where this bike is being used in what resembles a penthouse. If you have the money for time in a penthouse, why not throw a costly piece of shiny, exercise gear in there while you're at it. That being said, Twitter user, @ClueHeywood took it upon himself to make a sardonic mockery of the whole show. His resulting tweets are making waves of laughs on Twitter, as his followers count continues to climb. Job well done, sir!
